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Auctions. WEDNESDAY, 30th AUGUST, 1905, At i 2.30 p.m. MONTHLY HORSE SALE IN WARD'S BAZAAR, GOIIE. rpHE N.M. and A. Co. will sell on JL account of various country Client* : 25 fivo to eight-year-old draught Mares and Geldings 6 two and three-year-old Colts and Fillies 4 four and five-year-old first-olass heavy Mares 10 Hacks and harness Horses. j The above includes some really first-class Mares and Geldings, aiid vie- can safely recommend any of our friends who want horses to wait for this sale. Further entries invited. EVAXSDALE STOCK SALES. FRIDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, 1905, At 12.30 p.m. sharp. THE Next Sale will be held at Evansdale as above. Present Entries: 30 two-year-old Steers and Heifei 20 Yearlings 6 Cow, close to profit 30 head mixed Cattle. Further Entries till time of Sale with STRONACH, MORRIS, & CO., Dunedin ; Or Mr J. HOWARD, Evansdale. NOTE.— A Drag will leave the Railway Station on Morning of Sale at 9.15. 22au WAIMEA ESTATE, SOUTHLAND, N.Z. FOR SALE 12,766 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND SUBDIVIDED INTO FARMS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions from the N.Z. Agricultural Company to sell by private treaty the whole of their well-known WAIMEA ESTATE, subdivided into farms as follows : — SANDSTONE BLOCK. Only ONE SECTION left— a fin© block of Jevel agricultural land. Section. Area. Price per Acre. 28 266 £4 2 6 BLACK SWAMP BLOCK. A compact block of 12,357 acres, an>l without dovht the finest block of agriou-k tural land still unsettled south of the Waiiaki. All level and thoroughly drained, well roaded, and with four raahvay stations either on or immediately adjoining. Nearly half this block is in English grass or under cultivation, and the balance ie just ready to break up. It is subdivided as follows: — Area. Section. Block. Acres. Price Per Acre. 3 1 146 £3 7 6 5 „ 184- £2 15 0 6 „ 210 £2 15 0 7 „ 246 £3 7 6 8 „ £.36 £3 7 6 2 2 42 £3 T 6 3 „ 223 £3 7 6 4 „ 318 £2 17 6 5 „ 284 £3 12 6 6 „ 224 £3 12 6 3 „ 507 £2 15 0 9 „ 323 £15 0 10 „ 681 £2 5 0 1 3 156 £3 7 6 2 „ 210 £3 12 6 3 „ 357 £3 12 6 4 „ 176 . JG3 12 6 5 „ 318 £5 5 0' 6 „ 257 £5 5 0 7 „ 137 £4 0 0 8 „ 184 £4 10 0 9 „ 190 £4 10 0 10 * 199 £4 2 6 14- „ 247 £5 10 0 . 16 „ 145 £6 15 0 17 „ 107 £6 15 0 19 „ 147 £6 15 0 20 „ 148 £6 15 0 21 „ 112 £6 15 0 22 „ 95 £6 10 0 23 „ 101 £6 10 0 1 5 473 £15 0 2 „ 298 £3 7 6 3 „ 287 £3 7 6 4 „ 461 £15 0 1 6 232 £3 0 0 2 „ 154 £3 12 6 3 „ 221 £3 5 0 4 „ 233 £3 12 6 5 „ 226 £3 5 0 6 „ 242 £3 7 6 7 „ 220 £3 7 6 8 „ 257 £3 7 6 9 „ 220 £3 7 6 1 7 272 £3 7 6 2 „ 220 £3 7 6 3 „ 288 £3 7 6 4 „ 158 £3 7 6 5 „ 250 £3 7 6 6 „ 231 £3 15 0 3 8 257 £3 10 0 4 „ 247 £3 10 0 BALFOUR BLOCK 143 acres level Agricultural Land, adjoining township and railway station of Balfour. The Company are determined to sell the Property without delay, and with this end in view wall sell Sections wherever buyers may wish to select. The Property is all level and of good quality, well roaded, splendidly served by railways, and schools close at hand. The Property is remarkably free from weeds. TERMS;— Twenty-five per cent, cash, 15 per cent, in two years, and the balance in five years with interest at 5 per cent. Intending buy errs should take train to Wairaea Siding on the Waimea Plains Branch Railway, advising Mr Rodger, who will meet them and show them over the Property. Plans and full particulars on application ° WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, & CO., Dunerlin, Invercargill, Gore, Balf our, or Keleo ; Or Mr A. W. RODGER, i Waimsa House, Gore.