A O ViJUU A £.&Kt> J. B. BUTLAND. BESWICK STREET AUCTION ROOMS. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY, COLLINS ST., KENSINGTON, On SATURDAY. 3rd INST.. At 1.30 p.m. O • tions from Mr E. Drake to Sell by Public Auction as above, a compact little FREEHOLD, of 1 quarter acre, with comfortable Cottage of 3 rooms, and Scullery. Wash-bouse, Tank, etc. The Section is planted -with fruit trees. The House has been newly papered, and is a very desirable home for a working Easy Terms can be arranged, and prompt possession given. . J.B.RUTLAND, Auctioneer. DALGETY AND CO., LDT. Binder Twine. E ARE BOOKING ORDERS for the T coming Harvest, and shall be glad to give quotations on application. Our Samples will compare with any other brand on the Market.Cornsacks. Our NEW SEASON'S SHIPMENT has arrived, and Clients should order early, as Rtnofco am litrJif. Wo - tity of good SECOND-HAND SACKS in stock. Foot-rot Cure. We have been appointed Sole Agents in South Canterbury for O'MARA'S Famous "FOOT-ROT CURE." This preparation effects an ABSOLUTE CURE in a short time, and testimonials in our possession prove it to be the only sure Cure on the | Market. Daigeiy & Go., Ltd TIM A R JQALGETY & COMPANY, IJMITED PROPERTIEsToR SALE IN OTAGO.
SPECIAL BAKGAIN.-520 ACRES, TW tion. Grows best sheep in the distant; carries 500 Ewes, besides 100 Acres under cultivation. Price, £4 m^^rx 8 6d nntJ * * nd of month. TOKONUI ESTATE.-2138 ACRES, « a whole or in allotments of 180 to 350 r," 8 ;., Ver y conveniently situated, bplendid agricultural land. Prices on application. GOODWILL OF LEASE of 350 Acre, of Heavy, rich agricultural land, close to railway station, equal to the beat, for fattening sheep or cattle. Leaae, with purchasing clause, 14 years to run. ±/000.
TO LEASE OR SELL.-First-class Dairy Farm 150 ACRES, heavr river flat land, -within easy distance of township and creamery; presently used for mixed firming. GRAZING PROPERTY. First-class Ewe Country; most conveniently situated, within a mile of railway station, school, and post oifice. 30s per acre. Stock at valuation. 45s per acre. 696 ACRES, 4 miles from railway station; 200 Acres in young grass ;* first-class bheep Farm Easy terms. £5. 050 ACRES, close to Palmerston; land in splendid heart. £5 10s. 250 ACRES, well subdivided, within 2i miles of Palmerston; good Buildings. £5 10s. GRAZING AND AGRICULTURAL FARM.—IO6I Acres, of which about 300 Acres are heavy agricultural land. balance good silver tussock, withiu 1 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 Acres Leasehold; £1 58 per acre. 1200 ACRES, of which 200 Acres are cultivated, balance vary warm tussock land, all facing the eun. Carries 1090 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 Fanny with comfortable Homesteads, iu al! parts of Otago, at prices ranging from £4 to £7. PAsTOttAL LEASE of 44,500 Acres ; lease has 11 yeurs to run. Rent £26 per annum. " 1000 sheep, 70 c.iitle, 5 horses, and implements. Price,- .Ul-VX/.-; as going concern. Considerable /juantity of nrsi-class agricultural land. All surplus -stock fattened. A fitst-dase investment. . . I'ASTORAL LEASES.—6O.OOO and 80 Acres Freehold. turn, £ls pet uuiium. Large area first-class agricultural land, part irrigated; conrl house ami bnildiugs. 2000 Merum <tnti £ bred sheep, 70 cattle. 25 draught ami iigut horses. £2500 as going cum-ern Would easily cam- 7/8000 *beep. .A sure fortune for a capubl* iniiti.'' " ACRES. CT.UTHA DISTRICT.— Vox Sale, or Lease for a term. l\x\, riv«i flat soil, in splendid heart, grow* fit-ct-class gross. guod 6 roomed House, small barn, large cow bvre. stable, ■mithy; 5 miles from Balelnllia, 2 miles from Ot.momomo rai'.wav ataiton. Sell at £8 per acre, or lease—rental £BO per annum and rates. Full particulars on application to DALGETY 4 COMP7.. LIMITED. Dunedin, Tinuni. and Chrutchnrcli
J. PEARCE, TAILOR /NEXT MKLVILI.I HOTELi T TAS CHOICE SELECTIONS of tht n , na LATEST PATTERN? OF 9CTT D»08. Caitoatr* aaj nii on » 4r«Il ittinf Mi.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12913, 2 March 1906, Page 8
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