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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 20, 26 November 1874, Page 4

jj [ AUCTION bAlirtci. (P NOTICE. ' ; _ TO fWootiQROWERSi Farmers, Graziers, 4 1 l akd Others. I) ITN consequence of the dissolution of !{ r I_e firm of Driver, Stewart, & i i Co., the undersigned begs to intimate f ! that he "will carry on the business as I usual, on his own account. Also that he has engaged to act as ; Agent for the *' New Zealand Loan and Heroantile I Agenoy G ompany. i -_ — j • Advances made on Stock, Wool, and Grain. i i AGENT FOR THB ! • National Insuranoe Company. | REGULAR SALES BY AUCTION. BOBEftT^GBIGOR, Stock and Station Agent, Baiclutha. November 2, 1874. FRIDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, TJOBERT GRIGOR (by permission of the Clutha Agricultural Association) will sell by public auction on Friday, i7th November, on the Show Grounds, Prize or other Stock that settlers may wish disposed of immediately after the decision of the Judges. ■ •* On the Show Ground. TJ 0B E R r F~G RIGOR hag received Instractions to tell by Public Auction, immediately after __,the Show on Friday (to-morrow), thel27th inst.,; on at count of Messrs. T. and G. TBUMBLE,'Otaria, th 9 following Horses— 1 ENTIRE COLT, which will be seen at the Coming Show. 1 HANDSOME PAIR op BUGGY GREYS (Unbroken). -| DRAUGHT FILLY (Unbroken). -j DRAUGHT GELDING (Unbroken) O <JOOD SADDLE MARES. SATURDAY, sth DBCEMBifitl, At 2 o'clock. Important Sale of Freehold Land. -pAPSTICK,"DUTHIE & CO. Have been favored with instructions from Mr. Jomr Johnstosb, of Warepa, to sell b> auction at the Royal Mail Hctel, Clinton, on Saturday, the sth December, at 2 o'clockAll those pieces or parcels of Land in tbe Province of Otago, being sections 1, 2, and 3, block IV, Warepa District, containing by admeasurement 284 acreß, 2 roods, and 17 poles (more or less), together with Weatherboard Cottage, and all other buildings thereon : 30 acres are now in wheat, oats, barley, and potatoes, fenced ofl as one paddock -, 30 acres, or thereabouts, in fallow, the remainder in natural grass ; one end and side fenced, the other end and side bounded by river Waiwera, forming a natural fence ; the railway ruDS through the Property alongside the fallow land ; the whole is first-class arable land, wellwatered by the Waiwera, but never bei-ag subject to be flooded ; within quarter of a mile to public school, aud about three miles from the rising town of Clinton— in fact, it is as desirable an agricultural farm a* there is in the Province. Terms liberal, which will be announced at Sale. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. TTTE beg to intimate that we have this day entered into co-partnership as Stock and Station Agents, and Wool and Produce Brokers, under the Style er Firm of MACLEAN BROTHERS. JOHN MACLEAN, ALEX. MACLEAN, ' (Late J. and A. maclean). HUGH JOHN MACLEAN. (Late ofDbiveb, Stbwart and Co). Dunedin, 2nd Nov.,. 1874. 11/TACLEAN BROTHERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, AND WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS. STORES, PRINCES STREET SOUTH, OFFICES, MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. JOHN MACLEAN, ALEX. MACLEAN, H. J. MACLEAN. We are prepared te make advances on the most liberal terms, on tbe incoming Clip of Wool. Grain, or other Produce, for sale in this Market, or for Shipment to our agents in London or Australia. We hold Auction Sales, as follows— At Kaikorai Sal ey ards, every Wednesday, at 11 o'clock, of Fat Stock. At W» st Taieri, last Tuesday in each month, of Fat and Store Cattle of all descriptions* At our Stores, Princes-street, South, every Friday, at 3 o'clock, of Wool, Sheepskins, Tallow, &c. J&f ACLEAN BROTHERS.