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Otago Witness, Issue 3019, 24 January 1912, Page 41

AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, 1912, At 12 o’clock SALE OF GRANGE ESTATE, 55Si ACRES. Important Sale of First-class Freehold Property, acres. Close to Mosgiel Railway Station. Subdivided into Lots to Suit All Buyers. ■|) ONA L D REID & CO, (LTD.) have received instruction from the Trustees in the Estate of the latts N. I. M'Gregor to sell by auction at the Otago Early Settlers’ Hall, on the above date: All the Conveniently-situated and Desirable Estate, known as “The Grange,’’ at present in the occupation of Mr John Nimmo. This Property'—one of the earliest selections —has been highly and- judiciously improved with hedges and shelter plantations, nicely subdivided into suitable paddocks, and is now in a profitable state of cultivation, The land is naturally fertile, and capable of producing all kinds of crops and pastures in luxuriance. In addition to this, the nice position and slope of the land for building sites and its close proximity to the Mosgiel Railway Station renders it in every respect an. Estate that, will be yearly increasing in value. Schools, churches, post offices, and all conveniences at hand. 12 allotments, a little over 2 acres each, fronting Gladstone road, have been laid off as building sites, and will be offered as such. The remainder of the Property will be offered in 3 lots, as under:’ Lot 1. —77 Acres; with homestead and outbuildings, and having a frontage of 30 chains to the Main South road. Paddocks divided with hedges and shelter plantations. Lot 2. —410$ Acres, superior hill grazing land, fronting the Main South road; well sheltered from prevailing winds, and with a cheerful, gunny aspect. Lot 3. —44| Acres, known as the “'Gordon Paddock,” fronting Main road to Mosgiel; a sheltered, warm paddock. Lithograph plans now being prepared. Liberal Terms can be Arranged. Sale FRIDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, At 12 o’clock. 18ja THURSDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1912. At W olds Station, Mackenzie Country. GREAT DISPLENISHING SALE Of SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, AND PLANT. N A S the Lease of the above Station ox» pirog on Ist March next, we, the Undersigned, have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late VVm. Grant to offer by auction at “ The Wolds ” Homestead on above date: The W r hole of the Live and Dead Stock, comprising:— ‘ SHEEP, 191 Corriedale Rams, two, three, and four-shear 19 Romney Rams, three and four-shear 100 fat Merino Wethers 2438 half bred two-tooth Wethers 379 halfbred four-tooth Wethers 5209 halfbred two-tooth Ewes 2759 half brad four-tooth Ewca 2552 halfbred six-tooth Ewes 6038 halfbred eight-tooth Ewes 1104 halfbred full-mouth Ewes 909 Merino full-mouth Ewes 5228 halfbred Ewe Lambs 5321 halfbred Wether Lambs.

32,243 CATTLE’. S Cows in milk and in calf 1 Hereford Bull, two years 9 Steers and Heifers 3 fat Rigs. HORSES. 10 working draught Hares and Geld* mgs, four years and upwards 3 X. nbroken draught Colts, three years 16 Hackneys, broken, and unbroken. PLANT. R. and G. 6-horso waggon, tarpaulins, wool ropes, 8 set« shaft, and leading harness, farm dray and frame, spring-cart and harness, mower, 2 d.f. ploughs, tine harrows, broadcast seed-sower, snow plough, woolpress, Avery scales. Massey-Harris cultivator, blacksmith’s forge, anvil and vyce, fencing tools, and sundries. N.B. —The Auctioneers wish to draw special attention to the Live Stock, especially the Sheen. This flock is undoubtedly one of the best station flocks in the Dominion at the present time, having attained this distinction by years of careful etudv as to the class of sheep specially adapted to the country, good selection, and heavy annual culling. Arrangement for conveyance of buyers will be advertised later. Sale commences 11 o’clock. Luncheon, provided. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY. CO. OK N.Z. (LIMITED), DALGETY & CO. (LIMITED). GUINNESS & LE CHEN (LIMITED), 24ja Joint Auctioneers, Timaru.