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Southland Times, Issue 14333, 29 April 1899, Page 4

Henderson and Batger i _ ! Clearing Sale, Hedgehope. ’>:»» ! ' U’.'f 1 V”. K”. ——' ■’ ■ ' Pl’h’ tf” ’ WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd, At Noon. HENDERSON AND BATGER (under instructions from Mr Andrew Macdonald, who has disposed pt his farm), will sell by public auction as above the whole of the Stock and Implements on the Estate, Comprising:— K A and 8 TOOTH Crossbred Ewes'vm O\J\J except tonally good lot) 250 2 TOOTH ° roMbre(l Ewes '"'l40 AOED Do prime ,at) 560 LAMBS IO ROMNEY Marsh Rams (bred by A R ±0 Wallis, Esq) g DRAUGHT Geldings g Do Mares Do foal at foot 24 cows Jg 4-YEAR-OLD Bullocks Jg 2-YEAR-OLD Do YEARLINGS and Calves implements consist of 2 D.F Pl oughs,2 sets Disc Harrows, Baek delivery, Horsepower, Chaffcutter, Cambridge Roller, Duncan Combined Drill, McCormick Binder, Donkey Plough, Swing Plough, Grubber, Grass-seed Dresser, Fanners, Avery Scales, ZiglZag Harrows, 2 Drays, 1 Wood’s Stumper, 3 400-gallon Tanks Horse Covers, Harness, &o, &c. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Clearing Sale at Forest Hill TUESDAY, 16th MAY. .tjih , ■... i-:..- - atnoon MESSRS HENDERSON & BATGER, instructed by Angus McNeill, Esq., will hold a clearing sale of all the live and dead stock on the farm, eonelating Of:—.j . . . AAA 2,4, and O-TOOTH Breeding Ewes VV (Border Leicesters) 50 SIUD EweB 150 LAMBS 300 Wethers and Maiden Ewee g BORDER Leicester Rams (1 etud) MILKING Cows 1 and 2-YEAR-OLD Heifers and Steers DRAUGHT Geldings 3 DRAUGHT Mares, in foal or with foal at foot g HACKS and Buggy Mare 7| DOUBLE-SEATED Buggy

IMPLEMENTS COMPRISE—CoIoniaI Combined Drill (new), Hornsby Reaper and Binder, Duncan’s Discs, Drain Plough, Reid & Gray s Double and Single-Furrow Ploughs, Grubber, Harrows, Grass Sower, and numerous other Farm Implements and Tools. Also— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANB SUNDRIES As we have disposed of the farm and immediate delivery is to be given, all the above will be sold without reserve. Mr McNeill has been so long and favourably known throughout Southland as a successful breeder of stock that no comment is necessary from us. We must, however, draw special attention to the horses, which are a very high-class lot. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Wright, Stephenson & Co FARMS FOR SALE. SATURDAY, 13th MAY, 1899. . At 2 p.m. AT ORESCENT, INVERCARGILLWEIGHT, STEPHENSON S CO. have received instructions from MB RODK. McKENZIE, to sell by public auction, at above time and place, his Farms, as follows:— LOT I—LEASEHOLD ; Sections 1 and 2, Block X, Invercargill Hundred ; about 151 acres, leased from Invercargill Athemeum, at an annual rental of £22 14s. Lease expires June 1906. Full valuations given for improvements. Six-roomed house, 4-stalled stable, fenced and subdividfd into six paddocks ; fl acres in turnips and the balanoa in English grass. LOT 2.—FREEHOLD: Section 14 and part section 15, Block X, Invercargill Hundred—about 131 acres. Five-roomed house, fourstalled stable, fenced and divided into two paddocks: 23 acres turnips; SOacres stubble; balance old grass or ready for cultivation. The above properties are within about seven miles Of Invercargill, and within easy reach of the Wallacetown Railway Station. The sale affords a splendid chance of securing nicely improved farms within easy reach of Invercargill, Terms easy, and will be announced at Sale SALE OFBENMOEE ESTATE GRAND CHANGE OF SECURING GOOD; AGRI CULTURAL AND PASTORAL FABMS UPON EASY TERMS, AND CLOSE TO A RAILWAY STATION Saturday, 6th May, 1888, At Two O’clock, at HANAN’S HALL, INVEROARGILL, 9775 ACRES, GOOD AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL LAND, ON BENMORE ESTATE, SUBDIVIDED INTO ELEVEN FARMS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO. have received instructions from the New Zealand Mortgage and Investment Association to sell by public auction as above the whole of the Benmore Estate, containing in all 9775 acres, subdivided into 11 farms ranging in size from 116 to 1830 acres.

PARTICULARS OF FARMS AND UPSET PRICES:— Lot Section Area Description Upset price per acre 1 428 and 784 acres tussock ; agrioulcart 273 tural and pastoral land 7s 6d 2 718 and tussock; agricul345 & pts tural and pastoral 213, 430, land 716 &335 1657 acres Ha Od 3 336, 711, tussock ; agrioul717, 208, tural and pastoral 429&548 land & pts 716 . 335 & 426 1769 acres 0s Od 4 275&230 mostly English & pts 362 grass; agrioul669 & 274 586 acres tural land 27s bd 5 132&pts nearly ail grass; 362, 334, 100 acres stubble f 569, 274, agricultural land and 136 a 926 acres 17» 6d 6 pts 136 a nearly all grass; 669, and 220 acres Ist yr’s 634 541 acres grass; agrioul land 32s 6d 7 433, and tussock; agrioulpts 432 tural and pastoral and 363 900 acres land 14s 6d 8 pts 432 tussock; agriouland 303 tural and pastoral ’ ■ 1063 acres land 16s Od 9 21 50 acres stubble ; 06 turnips ;• agri116 acres cultural land 80s Od 10 20 English grass! 199 acres agricultural land 70s Od 11 256, 365, 100 acres turnips 636, 653, and grass; balance 6, 548, grass and tussock; 560, and agricultural land pts 432, 303, and ~ n . 569 1243 acres 52s 6d 9775 aores The above land is all good useful country, some of it indeed being really first class. It is all close to railway communication ; the Benmore railway station is just alongside the property. TERMS : For lots 9, 10 and 11, 26 per cent cash (say 10 per cent on fall ot hammer, balance within 14 days); 16 per cent in two years, and the balance in five years, with interest at 5 per cent. For tho remaining eight lots, 20 per cent cash (say 10 per cent on fall of hammer; balance within 14 days); 20 per cent in three years and tho balance in five years, with interest at 5 per cent. Plans sent out on application. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEERS, Invercargill, Dunedin and Gore l Or the Manager,[Mß G. IIONYWOOD, On the Station. ONEY TO LEND C. S. Long-uet, ESK STREET, INVEROARGILL It« ONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security. Apply IVX to T. M. MACDONALD & SON, Solicitors. Eek street, InveroargUL