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Timaru Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 1343, 9 January 1879, Page 3

Cfn's; Bap's g&bertisements* Maclean and Stewart. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11th. AT KING'S YARDS. DRAUGHT HOBSES. DRAUGHT HORSES. MACLEAN AND STEWART, favored with instructions from Mr Wm. Gillbspie, will Bell by auction as above — 9 first-class Draught Mares and Geldingß This excellent lot have been carefully selected by Mr Gilleßpie for this market, and will be found on inspection to be a further proof of his good judgment. Also will offer, on account of Mr John Macfarlane, 3 Clydesdale Mares, stinted to the pura Clydesdale Entire Prince Humbert And on account of Mr S. Hoskins, The celebrated Steeplechase Horae Jack. 7ja MACLEAN & STEWART. IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE. STATION PROPERTY. MACLEAN AND STEWART instructed by Messrs D. and D. Matheson, will Sell by Auction, shortly after shearing, Ist.— SIMON'S PASS STATION, Mackenzie Country, comprising — 30,000 Acres Leasehold 1050 Acres Freehold with 12,000 Sheep Cattle and Horses. The Run is m three large sub-divisions, with several small Paddocks near the Homestead, Good Dwellinghouse, Orchard, and Woolshed for 12 shearers, stution plant complete. 2nd.— MOUNT TORLESSE STATION, Kowai Pans, Malvern, . comprising — 17,000 Acres Leasehold 800 Acres Freehold with 11,500 Sheep This Run is excellent Sheep Country, partly fenced, tbe remainder excellent natural boundaries. 3bd.— BROOKSDAXiE STATION, Malvern District, comprising — 20,000 Acres Leasehold 1500 Acres Freehold with 12,000 Sheep. This Run is well fenced and sub-divided, 300 Acres laid down m English grasses, 12 Roomed House, Good Woolehed, Stables, and working plant complete. Full particulars from MACLEAN & STEWART, (Late D. and L. Maclean), Timaru ; Or, MACLEAN BROS., 30no Dunedin. TOWNSHIP OF NORTH BEACONSFIELD. MACLEAN AND STEWART have been favored with instructions from Mr C. Chivers to Sell by Auction, at the Long Room of the Grosvenor Hotel, On SATURDAY, 11th JANUARY, 1879, At 2 o'clock, 25 CHOICE BUILDING 25 ALLOTMENTS, North Beaconsfield Township, Bix miles from Timaru, on the Main Road to Mr Elworthy's Estate. This much-admired Suburb is beautifully situated, having a magnificent view of the surrounding country. A Store and Blacksmith's Shop are now erected on the Property, and the deeiro to secure Sections is a guarantee that Beaconsfield will become a prosperous Township. Termß : — 10 per cent, cash ; 15 per cent., 6 months ; 25 per cent., 12 months ; balance, 2 years. Plan on view at the Auctioneers' Officeß. MACLEAN & STEWART, (Late D. and L. Maclean) , 9de Auctioneers. SEA VIEW. SUBURBAN VILLA SITES. MOUNT HORRIBLE-ROAD. ABOUT 3 MILES FROM TIMARU. MACLEAN AND STEWART favored with instructions from Messrs McMeckin and Gardner, will Sell by Auction m the Long Room of the Grosvenor Hotel, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 16th, 17 SUBURBAN VILLA SITES 17 of from 4 to 9 Acres each, with altogether 5 Acres well-grown Gum Trees. Sea View is situated on the Mount Horrible-road, about 3 Miles from Timaru, and, as its name denotes, commands a Magnificent View of the Pacific Ocean, as well as of the Surrounding Country. Part of the Allotments are Fenced, and all ao arranged so aB to give each a Frontage to the Otipua Creek, m which there is a Never-failing Supply of Water. Terms — 10 per cent. Cash ; 10 per cent, m 3, 6, 9 and 12 months ; and the balance m 2 years. MACLEAN & STEWART. FRIDAY, 10TH JANUARY, 1879FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN WAIMATE DISTRICT. MACLEAN AND STEWART have received instructions to sell by public auction, at the Long Room of the Grosvenor Hotel, Timaru, on Friday, the 10th of January, 1879, the undernoted Freehold Properties, viz., 100 Acres Tussock Ground, unimproved, being R.S. 21,174, Makikihi district, and 3 miles from the Makikihi railway station. 50 Acres Magnificent Land with a very promising crop of Oats, 3 miles from Waimate, and the same distanoe from Hook railway station. To farmers, speculators, and others, the above properties offer inducement for invest- , ment rarely to be met with. , Terms Easy. MACLEAN & STEWART, i»4 Auctioneer!.