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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1122, 25 February 1885, Page 2

WEDNESDAY, 4th MABCH, 1885, V-^ ' At one o'clock. , J_. IMPOBTAT9T SALE OF FREEHOLD , PROPERTY, &c, &c. ; Off" If, T H 6-MP.-8 O r HV hM received instructions from Mr Donald M'Kenzie (who is leaving for Victoria) to iell by auclion on the Premises, Beaumont, at above — S»*"!^Wn¥ : lß;'22, arid 30f Block I, Beaumont, containing 76 acres 1 rood (more or Ies»), all securely fenoed and "-• i ~*y divided into six paddocks, with a " ' ' comfortable six-roomtd Dwelling, Out-offices, &c., situate on the main ;. road from Lawrence t« Roxburgh, j There is a. splendid Orchard, con* taining 200 choice Frtit Tree?, 4 acres of splendid Oafe, It acres • Potatoes, and 2 acres Thrnipe. - LIVE STOCK. '*'-" 2 first-class Milch Cows (one in full milk ' ' and the. other near calriig) 2 young Heifers 5 head Oattf. (halt fat) 60 full-mouthed Merino Ewes 200 Half-bred Lambs •y' 4 Harness Horses / 1 Riding Hack (with turn-out complete) 2 three-year-old Colts 2 yearling Fillies 1 Fat Pig 1 well-bred Boar 30 Fowls 12 hires of Bees Also the whole of his VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, &c, Consisting of Parlor Suite in Hair, Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen and Dairy Utensilr, &c. The Auctioneer hat much pleasure in calling the attention of parties in want of a compact and choice farm to the above, which will be sold without reserve, on the most liberal terms. The greater part of th c purchase-money can remain on the property at 5 per cent for a term of years. Lunchbok Provided. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, sth MARCH, 1885, At one o'clock sharp. MONTHLY SALE— TUAPBKA SALEYARDS. JOHN THOMPSON will hold his next Monthly Sale for the Tuapeka District, on the above date, at his Sale-yards, Tuapeka Flat, commencing at on* o'clock sharp, when he will offer — 100 prime Half-bred Lambs 150 First -cross Lambs 60 Cross-bred Ewes (2 and 4-tooth) SO Fat Sheep 100 First-oroas Lambs . 80 First'oross Lambs ' 70 Half-bred Lambs 1 three-year-ol I Draught Colt , 180 Cross-bred Ewes 150 Cross-bred Hoggets 70 prime Merino Ewes 20 Half-bred Lambs 1 splendid Riding Mare 4 Draught Hones (all young and staunch) 30 Fat Crosi-bred Sheep • 9 three and two-year-old Steers and Heifers 1 four-year-old Colt (good buggy horse) 4 prime Draught Horses 4 young Steers 4 young Pigs 1 Farm Dray . Settlers and others having Horses or Cattle for Sale will please intimate the same to the . undersigned at onoe, so that they may be notified by advertisement. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. SATUEDAY, 7th MABCH, 1885, At two o'clock. SALE OF FREEHOLD AT TUAPEKA WEST. JOHN THOMPSON ■ has received instructions from Mr James Real to tell by auction, at bis Rooms. iBoM Place, Lawrence, on above dateSection 15, Block IX., Tuapeka West, containing 191 acres, securely fenced; all cleared and part broken up; Tbbim (Liberal) at Sale. JOHN THOMPSON, .< Auctioneer. ' . . , WEDNESDAY, 4th MARCH, 1885, '-- - '•' At three o'clock. " 4 RBUCKLB, ROBiRTSON AND 00. *^- have received instructions from Mr Henry Mark to sell by auction, at their . Booms, on above dateThat valuable Freehold Property known - as "The Knoll," situate about one mile from Lawrence, on the Waitahuna road, being the land comprised ': i in Sections 150, 151, 152, 153, 101, s < and 191, Blook 11., Tuapeka District, containing 90 acres 1 rood 28 poles (more or less.) The property is sub-divided into five pad- "■'■ dooks, ot which about 30 acres is laid V , down in English Grass, 5 acres in Turnips, : ; three-quarters of an acre in Potatoes, «nd one in an Orchard and Garden, fully stocked with vimry description of fruit-trees in full bearing. For ft gentleman's private residence or a dairy farm, the above cannot be excelled ; it is well watered and beautifully situated in a " nicely sheltered nook; and its close proximity, to the town of Lawrence, and the well-Known quality of the land, makes it a property much to be desired by any one in search of a comf ortoble homo. Tiuu Tut Lzbibai,