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Evening Star, Issue 4154, 20 June 1876, Page 3

,-Attottoa KMtMf WEDNESDAY, 2Ut JtTNI, At 10 o'clock. At Kattorai" Yards. DAIRY COWa TTTEIOHT, STEPHENSON, * Ca JIS J&™}«*» Instruction* 'from John 10 superior dairy cows, fa fall milk and - calving, . TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY.** JtJNB. >NBTDB. XVBIt _ A . auction. Rattray j at the Com immediatel] _ _ BhwpddnOddcß, tallow, 4c., "™ "" ISS b H330 I I Terms at sale. FRIDAY, 28rd JUNE, Jgto. At2o'clo?k. < FREEHOLD SECTIONS IN TOWNSHIP OF HAMPDEN. VT ** , * smif National Insurance Compaa * ~~ . Standard Insurance ', has received instructions from Thomas Section No. 3, Block XIV,, Hampden »» »» ft m aAAL, „ v r ..»» 3, .»• XXXt, „ isacn section containing one quarter-acre. 265 National Insu unce Co.'s shares 200 Standard do do^ Apply to No reserve. HE *RY DRIVER, N.Z.L. and M. A. ~ FRIDAY, 23rd .JUNE, At 2 o'clock. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASE HOLD PROPERTIES. In the Estate of Stewart 4 Gow, of Baldutha. EN R Y~~D R I V E It haß received instructions from th»*«. gistrar of the Supreme Court, to offer (or sale, on behalf of the mortgagees, at the Otago Wool Stores, Rattray street Whar f, on Friday.23rd inst.. at 2 o'clock. Section 1, block 6, township of Roslyn, being at the junction of I eden street and the Town Belt, near the Toll Bar with dwelling house thereon. ' Leasehold—Part of section 9, block 8. Glenomaru District, con' ' * acre and called Sutherhvn. Catlin's River. The Auctioneer begs to draw notice to these properties, which are for bond fide sate. HENRY D&lVjBB, N.Z.L.&M.A.CO. FRIDAY, 23rd JUNE, At 2 o'clock.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. In the Estate of Stewart 4 Gow, of Balclutaa, ENRY DRIVER . has been instructed by the Registrar the Supreme Court to offer for sale, on behal of the Mortgagees, at the Otago "Wool Stores, Rattray strett Wharf, on Friday, 23rd Inst., at 2 oVlock, The following very valuable freehold properties*— Lot I.—Section 8 and 9, block 3, town Tapanui, containing 1 rood and Sles, with buildings thereon. -AUotmeat 4, block 1, Barr's ub division of part of section 4, block 35, Olutha district, containing 30 poles, with buildings thereon. Lot 3.—Allotment 18. block L of same subdivision as above, containing 38 poles, with buildings thereon. Lot 4 —Allotments 18 and 19, block 2, same hubdivision, containing 1 rood with buildings and improvements. lot s.—Allotments 13 and 15, block 2, same subdivision, containing 1 rood, Lot 6.—Section 18, bleck 9, town of Ba clntha, containing 1 rood and Ipole. Lot 7.—Section 14, block 10, town of BaV Lot B.—Section 11, block 1, town of Balclntha, containing 1 rood and 3 peles, with buildings thereon. Lot 9.-Allotments 10 and 11, block 3, of Barr's subdivision of part of section 4, block 35, Clntha district, containing I rood and 25 poles. / Lot 10.—Allotments 8, 14, 15, and 17, same subdivision, containing 4 roods and 14 poles. . Lot 11.—Allotment 19, block 1, same subdivision, containing 14 poles. Lot 12.—Allotments 1, 2, and 3, block 3, eame containing 2 roods Lot 13.-Section 31. block 12, town of Dunedin, containing 1 rood, with house thereon. 1 he Auctioneer begs to call the attention of the public to these valuable properties, they now being offered for bond fide sale. Terms at sale. For further particulars apply to MESSRS Solicitors; Or, HENRY DRIVER. N.Z.1.. end M.A. Co.

THURSDAY, 29th JUNE. VALUABLE CLYDESDALE STOCK, FAT CATTLE. GRaIN f |&ft, AT EASTTAIERL IE NR Y D RIVER hai teceived instructions fromMr Robt. Stevenson to offer for sale at his farm, Bait Taieri, on Thursday, 29ih iußt., at 1 o'clock, The following va'uable draught steck, he:— J 1 draught mare, Kate, aged 1 „ „ M»ttie, oyrsj 1 ,j „ Effie, 4 yrs 2 entire draught colt, miner 3 yts/dam. Mattie —sire leather Jock 3 draught fillies, lising 2 yrs 1 » n m IF lcolt ,i ljT 2 well-bred hacks 10 head fat cattle 200 bags old oats 60 „ new ,» 60 „ wheat 1 stack oats —-n stuff 2 bridles »ud saddles. And, Lot of •sundries. The first three nines named are all primtakers. M attie "&*& never beaten until she was over 3 yrs old. Her dm Kate was likewise dam of Big Bell, purchased some time since by Mr Hollv. of Canterbury, and believed tone mares are all well known in the shbw yard, and tbem, Kate, ihe winner t f many prizes befaK their dam or grand-dam; the* sires being Emperor, He-ther Jock,; ir Colm, *c. M pedigrees will be furnished 1 ■* tale. Forfrurfher particuUvs, apply to HENRY X)MVJ