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Timaru Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 1340, 6 January 1879, Page 3

Maclean and Stewart. CLEARING SALE OF HORSES, PLOUGHS, &c. MACLEAN AND STEWART have received instructions from Mr Allan Chisl.olra of Waimate, to sell by Public Auction at King's Yards, 'liroaru, on SATURDAY, THE 11TH INST., 8 Staunch Heavy Draught Horses, 4 and 5 years old 1 Trap Horse 2 Double Furrow Ploughs by Reid k Gray 1 New Dray do 1 Reaping Machine Shafr. and Leading Harness The above are to be sold on account of Contract work being finished. MACLEAN AND STEWART, j&4 Auctioneers. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICe STATION PROPERTY. MACLEAN AND STEWART instru ted by Messrs D. and D. Matheson, will Sell by Auction, shortly after shearing, Ist.— SIMON'S PASS STATION, Mackenzie Country, comprising — 30,000 cres Leasehold 1050 Acres Freehold with 12,000 Sheep Cuttle and Horses. The Run is m three large sub -divisions, with feveral small Paddocks near the Homestead, Good Dwellinghous3, Orchard, and Woolehed for 12 shearers, station plant complete. 2nd.— MOUNT TORLE3SE STATION, Kowui Pass, Malvern, comprising — 17,000 Acres Leasehold 800 Acres Freehold with 11,500 Sheep This Run is excellent Sheep Country, partly fenced, the remainder excellent natural boundaries. 3rd.— BROOKSDALE STATION, Malvern District, comprising — 20,000 Acres Leasehold 1500 Acres Freehold with 12,000 Sheep. This Run is well fenced and sub-divided, 300 Acies laid down m English grasses, 12 Roomed House, Good Woolshed, Stables, and working plant complete. Full particulars from MACLEAN & STEWART, (Late D. and L. Maclean), Timaru ; Or, MACLEAN BROS., 30no Dunedin. FIRST-CLASS STATION PROPERTY. 1/TACLEAN AND STEWART, i vJL favored with instructions from Mr, W. Saundera, will offer, either m one lot or separately, On WEDNESDAY, 29th JANUARY, 1879, At 3 p.m., At the Long Room of the Grosvenor Hotel, Timaru, The Wolds, Mary's Range, and Irishman's Creek stations, Comprising 72,000 Acres Leasehold 2,100 „ Freehold With 26,000 Pure Merino Sheep. These stations are well bounded and easily worked, and the sheep are well-bred and have been kept carefully culled for a series of years. The improvements are very complete, including severul sub-divieions of run, paddocks &c.j substantial houses, sheds and yards. If not sold m one lot will be offered separately m two or more blocks, viz., THE IRISHMAN'S CREEK STATION— 24,050 Acres Leasehold 50 „ Freehold With 8 000 Sheep. THE WOLDS AND MARY'S RANGE— 48,000 Acres Leasehold, 2,050 „ Freehold, With 18.0U0 Sheep. Terms at Sale. For full particulars apply do MACLEAN & STEWART, Timaru ; J. T. FORD & CO., ChristoLurch ; MACLEAN BROS., Dunedin. TEMDKA. SATURDAY, 14th JANUARY. BTORiS CATTLE. STORE CATTLE. SHEEP. MACLEAN AND STEWART will Sell by Publio Auction at Marshall's Yards, Temuka, on Tuesday, 14th inst. 200 Head Mixed Store Cattle, pail fed. 1000 Merino Ewe». The Auctioneers desire to call special attention to the above Sale as both Cattle and Sheep roust be sold. MACLEAN AND STEWART, 6ja Auctioneers. Jonas, Hart and Wildie. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY NEAR TIMARU, THIS DAY. MONDAY, 6th JAN UARY, 1879. JONAS, HART & WILDIE instructed by A. St. G. Hamereley, Ksq., will Sell by Public Auction, »t the Grouvenor Hotel, Timaru, on MONDAY, 6th JANUARY, 1879. All that Valuable Freehold Property situate on Mr Archer's road, near the Main South-road, and contiguous to the Town Belt, comprising 50 Acres, divided into 90 sections, varying from i to 1 Acre m extent. The importance and value of these Bites for residential purposes cannot be over-estimated, being m close proximity to the Town of Timaru, and m a very picturesque locality. - Sale at 2 o'clock. Terms— 10 per cent, on the fall of the hammer 10 percent. 3 months, Aprils a 6th, 1879 I -3 10 per cent. 6 months, July | _ g 6th, 1879 I -g £ • 10 per cent. 9 months, Oct. | £. | 6th, 1879 J- |co g 10 per cent. 12 months, Jan. | g « «? 6th, 1880 I P.-S S 25 per cent. 18 months, June j S. | 6th, 1881 I o -g 25 per cent. 2J years, June 6th | a — 1882 J H A title under the Land Transfer Act can be had by any purchase' when required. Lithographed plans are being prepared and may be obtained at the Auctionf-erV m a few days. The Auctioneers would draw the attention of the general Public to the above important Sale, the Prooerty bei"g so beautifully situated as to render it very valuable far Villa si' es. The roads are all one chain wide, and the laud has been liid out so as to give each section an eastern aspect, thus securing a full view of the sea from the front, besides a magnificent panoramic view of the iurrounding country. 80de