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Otago Witness, Issue 2923, 23 March 1910, Page 41

AUCTIONS. FRIDAY. Bth APRIL, At 11 o'clock. At Cattle Yards, Balclutha. TWO FREEHOLD FARMS, INCH-CLUTHA. HHE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), under instructions from the Trustees, will offer for sale by auction, as above: LOT I.—Farm, being Sections 10, 11, and 12, Block IX, Inch-Clutha, 156 acres, with good 4-roomed Cottage thereon, now occupied by Mr William James. LOT 2.—Farm, being Sections 8 and 9, Block IX. Inch-Clutha. 101 acres 3 roods and 24- poles, with buildings thereon, lately occupied by Mr Jas Kirkness. These Farms are within a few -miles of the Stirling Railway Station and Dairy Factory. TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, in one month, 15 per cent, in two years; balance 5 years, interest 5 per cent. THURSDAY, 7th APRIL, At 12 o'clock noon. On the Farm, within a Mile of Manuka Siding, on ihe Lawrence Railway Line. CLEARING-OUT SALE OF CLYDESDALE MARES, CROSSBRED EWES. AND FARMING PLANT AND IMPLEMENTS. / RIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LIMITED) have received instructions from- Mr .A. Whiteley (Manuka) to sell by auction, as above, All his Live and Dead Stock, including: 6 first-class draught Mares, from 4yrs up 1 two-year-old Colt 1 yearling Filly 200 four-tootii crossbred Ewes 200 six and eight-tooth Ewes 100 full and failing-mouth Ewes 10 Border Leicester Rams 2 real good Cows (in milk) 4 two-year-old Heifers ,3 Calves. Also, Massey-Harris binder (nearly new), d.f. plough (Booth and Macdonald ; nearly new), hillside" plough, swing plough, 4-leaf harrows, Duncan grubber and seed box, disc harrows, Farmers' Favourite drill complete, Cambridge roller, chaffcutter and horsepower, farm dray and frame, tip-dray, spring-cart and harness, 2 cart saddles and britchings, 8 collars and names, 10 bridles, riding saddle and bridle, 5 horse covers, 4 sets leading chains, 400 corn and chaff sacks, 15 swingletree-s (1 to 6 horses), -set block and chains for 6 horses, 6 sets plough chains, sledge and barrels, 10 new hurdles, 1100 yards sheep netting, 2 ladders, wheelbarrow, quantity standards, barb and plain wire and posts, spades, shovels, etc., 60 fowls, and sundries too numerous to particularise. Luncheon provided. Note. —As Mr Whiteley has sold his Farm, everything is for unreserved sale. An Unrivalled Opportunity to Dairymen, Farmers, Graziers, and Others to Secure the BEST GRAZING and AGRICULTURAL I'ARMS On the Taieri Plain for Lease. Mr WILLIAM SHAND'S KEITH HALL and MEADOWBANK FARMS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LIMITED) are instructed by Mr William Shand to call for SEPARATE TENDERS for the Lease of the above Properties for a term of 14 years from Ist June, 1910. Tenders will Close at their Office, High street, Dunedin, at Neon on 16th APRIL. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. PARTICULARS. The Property is situated two miles from Owhiro Railway Siding and four miles from Mosgiel. Allanton Post and Telegraph Office is distant only one mile. 1. KEITH .HALL FARM, consists of 615 acres 0 rood 08 poles, of which 90 acres are hill land, the balance being about the richest alluvial land on the Taieri Plain. The flat land is subdivided into six or more small paddecks, and one large paddock. All in permanent pasture except ! some 24 acres in stubble and 11 acres in i mangels.. The 90 acres on the hill are in j grass. This block ; s divided into three j paddocks, one of which is that known as Quarry Hill, containing about 20 acres. The fences are hawthorn, gorse, posts and wire. The bu-iklings are insured for. £1585, and consist of a seven-roomed Dwelling-house, a splendid large stable (said to be the,best on the Taieri Plain), with loft and granary combined, byre for 23 cows, large piggery, men's hut in brick (originally built for a dairy), and a barn. The place is also provided with sheep yards, a sheep dip, and an orchard. County rates amount to £44 8s 7d. 2. MEADOWBANK FARM comprises 415 acres 1 rood 03 poles; to be let either as a. whole or in the following subdivisions:— (a) Top Meadowbank, containing about 104 acres, in one paddock, divided by a ditch into two portions of 50 acres roughly each. This land is watered by perpetual springs. The fences are of posts and wire, and gorse. (b) Gamble's Block, containing about 70 acres, is let on a tenancy terminating on 9th September, 1910. On' this block is the Meadowbank Cottage, insured for £250, and a byro insured for £IOO. (c) Wilson's Flat, about 150 acres, in three 50-acre paddocks, intersected by the railway line. On this block is the Woolshed iliil of 10 acres, and the tenant of Keith Hall Farm will have the right to use the woolshed and yards erected thereon. This block, also, is splendidly watered by springs. (d) Meadowbank proper contains about 100 acres, and of this about 22 acres are in mangels and 5 acres in turnips, rest being in grass. County rates on the whole of the Meadowbank Farms amount to £25 0s 10d._ _ Conditions of lease may be ascertained from ■WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., High street, Dune-din, 19m Or any of their Branches.