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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12844, 29 November 1905, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. DALGETY 4 CO., LTD. Wool Sales, 1905-6. ARE NOW RECEIVING WOOL for the SECOND SALE. WOOL BY RAIL to be consigned to " DALGETYS', TIMARU." WOOL BY ROAD will be received at our new Store, near Railway Station. WOOL FOR SHIPMENT, to be consigned to " DALGETYS-SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION SIDING." . . DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., TIMARU. Mitro-fixing Bacteria. ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS for Cultures for all Leguminous Plants for Autumn Sowing, -arriving January-Febru-ary. Price, 6s per packet. To ensure enclosure in our Cable Order, please wire or write at once. DALGETY AND COY., LTD., Sole Agents in New Zealand for THE NITRO-CULTURE COMPANY OF THE UNITED STATES.

JQ ALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED. PROPERTIES FOR S AT.y. . OTAGO. SPECIAL BARGAIN.— 520.ACRES, Tapanui district,. 1 mile from railway station. Grows best sheep in the district; carries 500 Ewes, besides 100 Acres under cultivation. Price, £4 12s 6d until end of month. TOKONUI ESTATE.—2I3B ACRES, as a whole ot in allotments of 180 to 350 Acres. Very conveniently situated. Splendid agricultural land. Prices on application. GOODWILL. OF LEASE of 350 Acres of heavy, , inch agricultural land, close to rail way.'Btation, equal to the best for fattening .sheep or cattle. * Lease, "with purchasing clause, 14 years' to nut. ' -ft.XKn •

TO LEASE OR SELL.—First-class Dairy Farm 150 ACRES, heavy river flat land, within easy distance of township and creamery; .presently used for mixed farming,. / GRAZING PROPERTY. 5000 Acres First-class Ewe " Country; most conveniently situated, within a mile of railway station," school, and post office. 30s peE';acre. ■ Stock at valuation. 45s per "acre. 696 ACRES, 4 miles from railway station; 200 Acres in young grass; first-class Sheep Farm Easy terms. £5. 350 ACRES, close to Palmerston; land in splendid heart. £5 10s. ,250 ACRES, well subdivided, within 2£ miles "of Palmerston; roo'd Buildings. £5 10s. GRAZING AND AGRICULTURAL FARM.—IO6I Acres,, of which about 300 Acres are heavy agricultural land, balance -good silver tussock, within' i mile, of railway station. .£4. Exceptionally good property. 1000 ACRES Agricultural and Pastoral Land; runs 500 Ewes. Price, £1 per acre. Also, adjoining, 700 ACRES similar' country with 600 Acr.es Leasehold; £1 5s per acre.. 1200 ACRES, of which 200 Acres are cultivated, balance very warm tussock land, all facing the sun. Carries 1000 sheep, besides cattle. Within half a mile of railway station. Substantial 8-roomed House and Outbuildings. Cheap property, £3 10s. Also, a large number of Agricultural Farms with comfortable Homesteads, in all parts of Otago, at prices -ranging from £4 to £7. PASTORAL LEASE of 44,500 Acres; lease has 11 years to run. Rent £26 per annum.. sheep, 70 cattle, 5 horses, and implements. • Price, £ISOO as going concern. Considerable quantity of first-ciass agricultural land. All surplus' stock fattened. • A first-class-investment. PASTORAL LEASES.—6O,OOO Acres and 80 Acres Freehold. Rent, £ls per annum. Large area first-class agricultural land, part irrigated; good house and buildings. 2000 Merino and jbred sheep, 70 cattle, 25 draught and light horses. £2500 as going concern. Would easily cariy 7/8000 sheep. A sure fortune for a capable man. 227 ACRES, CLUTHA DISTRICT.—For Sale, or Lease for a long term. Ritih river flat soil, in splendid heart, grows first-class grass, good 6-roomed "House, small barn, large cow byre, stable, smithy; 5 miles from Balclutha, 2 miles from Otanomomo railway staiton. Sell at £8 per acre, or lease—rental £BO per annum and rates. Full particulars on application to 3XALGETT A COMPY.. LIMITED, ' Dnnedin, Timaro, and ChrirtchuTck

OHO. 1. 3UBDLK7, STAFFORD SISKKf, TQ£ABU, (Oppodta Ttmtn). LAND AND XfifTAH AQKNT, gAB JOB BAH—GENERAL FARMS, *U dm DAIRY FARMS •SHEEP COUNTRY, nriont dm GOODWILLB OF LEASEHOLD. Alio*** TOWN SECTIONS AND HOUHI PRO P£RT7 CALL AND BEK MY SALE LI T«tce* out b* «mo{«d. lattnding 8ell*r« ar» iimUd to place tb«b PropwtiM on my List. Corrwpond«nc« from Bay«rm or Bcllcn JNO. M. HURDLXY, SUford B»rc*t