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Otago Witness, Issue 2722, 16 May 1906, Page 37

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY. 22nd MAY, 1906, At 11 o'clock sharp. At the Hotel. Ranfurly. SALE OF LEASE-IN-PERPETUITY And S.G. RUN. DONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr Andrew Keam<?y to sell by auction, at the Hotel at Ranfurly, on the above date : 249 Acres Lease-in-Perpetuity, Section 19, Block I, Gimmerburn District, and S.G. Run No 2250, 648 acres, Block X, Gimmerburn. This very desirable Property of 897 acres firrt-class farming and grazing land is held at the low rerital of £8 10s lOd per annum. The land is all securelj fenced (about eight miles of good fences) and subdivided into five paddocks ; 50 acres in turnips ; three stacks sheaf oats. Buildings : Tworoomed Hou-e, men's hut. stable, and loosebox, sheep yards, and all necessary improvements. The Property is within six miles of Wedderburn and eight miles of Ranfurly. Full conditions and terms at sale. Remember, Sale TUESDAY, 22nd MAY, At 11 o'clock sharp. 16my FRIDAY. 25th MAY, 1906, At 11 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE Of FARM STOCK and IMPLEMENTS, Etc. Etc., At Arkle^ton Farm, East Taieri. DONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr James Brown to sell by auction, on the Premises, Arkleston Farm, on the above date, The whole of his Valuable and Wellselected Stock of Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Implements, etc.. etc., nd comprising: 27 thres-year-old Bullocks, nearly fat 8 fat Heifers - 22 young Cattle Also, 1 stack hay. The- above to be sold at 11 o'clock, at the Cross roads, near the Homestead. Thereafter luncheon, and sale at Horacs'ead will follow on in order of advertisement : 16 dairy Cows and Heifers in milk and to calve 1 pure shorthorn Bull Brood Sow and litter of 6 5 young Pigs 1 stack hay 5 heavy draught Mares, four to seven years, and stinted to Marconi and Tweeddale 1 heavy draught Gelding 1 draught Filly, rising two years 3 light Marcs, foal at foot 1 light Filiy, rising three years 4 light Yearlings Thoroughbred Mare, Off Chance, with foal at foit and in foa] to Casket 12 acres swede turnips 2 farm drays, 1 straw dray, station waggon, Cambridge roller, plain i oiler, set A very scales, set fanners, seed separator, 2 cheese presses, 2 ladder', reaper and binder, mower, self-acting hayrake, d.f. and digger ploughs, I swamp plough, swing and drill ploughs, field grubber, Massey-Harris grain and manure drill, set disc harrows, set Norwegian harrows, «;t 4-leaf harrows, drill harrow, drill grubber, 3 water troughs. 1 hon?e hoe, swingletre<«, cart, plough, and leading harness, churn. 8 milk cans, and ether farm and dairy s 9 Iries Also, Barn truck, empty sacks, bluegum posts, strainers, split droppers, etc., etc., etc. As Mr Brown lias leaspd his farm, everything will be submitted for bona fide sale. Terms at sale. Luncheon provided. NOTE. — Intending purchasers leave Dunedin by 8.55 a.m. train to Owhiro Station. Purfbasers from south by 6.25 a.m. train from Clinton to Owhiro. 16my THURSDAY, 31st MAY, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, Manse street, Dunedin. To Investors. Speculators, Trustees, and Others Throughout Xew Zealand. UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY. Nearly THREE-QUARTEKS OF AN ACRE Of VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD LAND and BUILDINGS, Known as FYFE & CUMING'S CORNER, situated in the Busitst arm Most Convenient Part of George street, St. Andrew street, and Filleul street. Also, ! FULL QUARTER-ACRE and SUBSTANi TIAL BUILDINGS in GEORGE STREET, occupied by Messrs Bagley, Omand, and tho Arcadia Saloon. ! FREEHOLD QUARTER-ACRE, HIGH STREET. 2 VALUABLE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS In CUMBERLAND STREET. PARK. REYNOLDS, & CO. have received instructions from the Executors of the late Bendix Hallenstein to offer for sale by auction, at the above time and place, the above SPLENDID FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTIES 15my Another twelve-year year-o'.d conscience has been discoi-erod. A Wellington resident, who used to engage in agnoultuic in the boath, has received a letter from a man in England stating that 12 jears ago his brother sold the Wollingtonian a hor^e, concealing tLo fa^t that it was brokenwind«d. T Je cQclosetl a diaft for £5 to the purchaser in respect to this defect*