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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 195, 5 April 1878, Page 4

New Advertisements. TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1878, At 12 o'clock. At Waiwera, 15 miles from Balclutha. Important Clearing-out Sale of SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Etc. "^TRIGHT, STEPHENSON. & CO. have received instructions from John Allan, Esq., to sell by auction at his Estate, Waiwera, 15 miles from Balclutha, on Tuesday, April 9, at 12 o'clock, 1500 cross-bred sheep, 2 to 8-tooth, mixed sexes 850 cross-bred lambs, mixed sexes 350 merino ewes 8 quiet milking cows and young stock 7 heavy draught mares and geldings 4 heavy draught colts and fillies 2 drays, 1 cloiible-fnrrow plough . (Reid and Grey's) 1 single plough (Ponton's) 1 set four-leafed barrows , 1 Norwegian harrow, 1 reaping machine (Bamlet's), 1 horsepower and cliafFcutter, plough, leading, and shaft harness, &c. Mr Allan having sold his Waiwera property, the above stock, &c. , Avill be sold 153 "WITHOUT TII.B SLIGHTEST KESERVE. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS FOR SALE. STEPHENSON, & GO. have received instructions from the Owner to sell by auction (on an early day to be hereafter named), THS WAREPA. ESTATE, Consisting of 2500 acres of fn-st-class land, subdivided into convenient farms. Thisfine propertyis on the Warepa Plain, adjoining Mr Scott's and Mr Proudfoofc's properties, is as good land as can be got, splendidly watered by the Waiwera, Paiwata, and other streams, and every acre fit for agricultural working. The Southern Trunk Railway runs through tlie property, and the Waiwera Station, situate exactly half-way between Dunodin and Invercargill, will be built thereon, thus bringing access to both Towns in three hours. Persons wanting freehold farms will do well to inspect this property and wait the sale, wliich will be as soon as plans can bo prepared. The. terms will be liberal, as a great proportion of the purchase money may, if required, remain on mortgage for six or eight years at 7 per cent. 221 g fll ALL F A l { M FO R SAL E, Near Ford Farm, three miles from Gore, and five miles from Mataura Bridge, consisting of QQ acres of splendid soil, with an ■ excellent seam of Lignite on the ground ; has sixty chains of frontage to the Mataura River ; 32 acres- are sown down in English Grass ; the remainder is stubble land, and yielded this season superior crops of wheat and oats. The whole is fenced and i j subdivided into four paddocks, with live j fences. Also contains a four-roomed good dwellinghouse, milk house, stockyard, Men's house, cart shed, stable, piggeries, and out-houses. The garden and orchard are well stocked, and sheltered with live hedges and fruit trees. This is, without exception, one of the best little farms on the Mataura, being one of the first selections. Also adjoining the freehold is 84 acres leasehold, with six years to run, 40 acres of which are in' turnips. The whole is enclosed with good live fences. All improvements to be taken over at valuation at the end of the term. ■ For further particulars apply to Wur. Johnston, on the ground j Jas. Dabinett, Commission Agent, Gore ; John M'Neil, Esq. , Balclutha ; or R. W. Capstick, Milton. 227 "W" A N T E D. ■ Men for Kelly's . contract oh . railway. Piece work or day's wages. Apply at the Works. ;'.. 167