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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2363, 13 October 1880, Page 3

Mos« Jonas. WHEAT, AND BAELEY. (In order to close Partnership Account.) MOSS JONAS has been instructed by Messrs H. J. and E. P. Sealy, to sell by Public Auction, at the N.Z.L. and MA. Company’s Stores, on the Beach, on FRIDAY, OCT 15, 550 sacks Tuscan Wheat 516 do Red Wheat 1060 371 do Barley In lots to suit purchasers. Sale at 2 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. The whole of the above parcel is a_ firstclass sample, and is only being sold in the local market as the owners wish to close the partnership account. HORSES, CATTLE, DRAYS, PLOUGH, Ac. Under Bill of Sale. ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1880, AT THE SOUTH CANTERBURY SALE YARDS, TLMARU. MOSS JONAS has been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at the South Canterbury Yards, Timaru, on Thursday, October 11, 1880, 1 draught mares and geldings 16 head mixed cattle 1 dray, 1 D.F. plough Harness, sacks, Ac., Ac. 12 Springing Heifers Sale at 1.30 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, OF OLD POST OFFICE BUILDINGS AND SECTION, ON NOVEMBER 1. CENT HAL SITE. FREEHOLD MOSS JONAS has been instructed by the Hon the Postmaster-General to Sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms, Main South Road, Timaru, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, All that Parcel of Land fronting on the Main South Road, being part of Section No 15, Rhodes Town, Timaru, containing (by admeasurement) one-eighth of an Acre, or thereabouts, with two well constructed Stone Buildings thereon, and lately in the occupation of the General Government as Post and Telegraph Offices. The above Allotment lias a frontage on the Main South Road of about thirty-three feet, with a depth of about one hundred and sixty-five feet, the rear of the section abutting on a wide right-of-way which gives access to George street. The buildings arc of a most substantial character,and with but little alteration would be admirably adapted for any wholesale or retail business. Being in the very centre of the business portion of the town and in dose proximity to Government Offices, Railway Station, Grain Stores, and Landing and Shipping Services, there is no better situation fora Merchant s Offices and Warehouse, while for a Retail Business the position cannot be excelled. Sale at 2 o'clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer, Timaru. VALUABLE FR EEHOLD PROPERTIES (To be sold to Close Partnership Account.) MOSS JONAS has been instructed by Messrs H. J. and E. P. Scaly, in consequence of the dissolution of partnership, to Sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms, Main South Road, Timaru, on MONDAY, NOV. 1, The whole of their Valuable Freehold Properties, Consisting in all of 1375 AcliES 1375 and situate as under— WAI-ITI: 201 acres, being portions of rural sections, Nos 8271, 828!), 8316, 8131, and 0177, all adjoining the Township of Wai-iti, and fronting on two roads. This magnificent estate is within two miles of Timaru, and is well adapted forcutting up into building allotments, there being no pleasanter situation in South Canterbury for gentlemen’s residences, and none more conveniently situated and commanding so fine a prospect. KING SD OWN. 312 acres, being Lots 1,5, 6,7, 8, and 15 (part of the Rural ' cctiou No, 37- 3) sub-divided into four paddocks, 265 acres in wheat, 5 acres in oats, and 12 acres in English grass. This Property is too well known to need any further description. GLENGUMMELL. 168 acres, being Rural Sections Nos. 11015, 13t)D0, 11032, and part of 13050, all fenced, and planted in gum trees of various kinds. 62 acres, adjoining the above, now under oats, being let for one crop to Mr John Gibson. BROCKLEY. 102 acres, being Lots 1,3, 1,5, 7,8, and 13, on the sale plan of the Brocklcy Estate, all in separate paddocks, and laid down in English grass. KAKAHU. 11l Acres, being Rural Section No. 21H172, and parts of R. S. Nos 21201 and 25707, adjoining the property of the Rev Geo. Foster, and close to the township of Hilton. TEMUKA. 88 Acres, being Rural Section No. 2111, adjoining the town of Tcmuka, and situated between the main road and the railway. The Auctioneer, in drawing attention to the above very important sale, would impress upon capitalists and speculators the fact that the whole of these properties must be sold, in order to close the partnershij) accounts. The suburban land being so well known, it is needless to occupy space in further description. The rural land is all of the best quality, well fenced, and has been carefully farmed. The attention of practical farmers is specially directed to the Kakahu land, this being a compact block, admirably situated, and within easy distance of a good market and a railway station. Sale at 2 o’clock. m V'S JONAS, Auctioneer,