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Mataura Ensign, Volume VI, Issue 256, 18 May 1883, Page 3

Tenders TO BUILDERS. mENDERS are invited for the erection o *- Horse Bazaar, &c, (wood and irou) a' , Gore, for Messrs Green and Souness. i. Plans and specifications to be seen at th< h office of Messrs Green and Sounes?, and ten _ ders to be lodged with me till Tuesday, 22m n inst at noon. ; F. W. BURWELL, F.R.1.8.A , ir c 967 Architect. ~ : TENDERS FOR PAINTING. f fnENDERS are invited up to Saturday nex -*- the 19bh iust., for painting and papar- ~ hanging at Mr Hunter's new building al d Stony Creek, Plans and specifications to be s seen at Green and Souness' rooms, Gore. c 96£ TO BE LET. fc mENDERS are invited for the remaining -L term of Dawson's lease (seventeen years) of 713 acrep, Waikaka Districfr, BJ3 miles from PUKERAU RAILWAY STATION. Sixty (60) acres broken up, and 240 acres in GRASS and ready for grass, A 6 roomed House and Garden, also 6 stalled Stable and Chaff-house on the ground. Tenders to be addressed to THOMAS TRUMBLE, Post Office Clinton up to noon on WEDNESDAY the 30bh INST,, The Owner is also willing to sell the above property. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ( 984 Auction Sales. THURSDAY, MAY 24, ~~ At 12 o'clock. Under Power of Bill of Sale, HTEPHENSON AND CO. will sell by auction at Crichton Park, Pukerau, on the above date, The whole of the Stock, Implements, etc., on the above estate, consist * ing of HORSES : Heavy Draught Mares Heavy do Geldings CATTLE : Well-grown bullocks, cows, steers, heifers, &c. SHEEP! Merino Ewes and Crossbred L*mb3 etc. IMPLEMENTS : New Steam Engine, Horse«power, large Chaff cutter, large Corn Crusher, Cambridge roller, plain roller, d.f. ploughs, swing ploughs, hillside plough, harrow , drays, spring cart, plough and cart harness, forks, sacks and many other articles too numerous to particu* larise. The above stock and implements are for absolute sale and will be disposed of without the Slightest Reserve. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. STEPHENSON & CO. Auctioneers, 0996 39 Bond-street, Dunedin. 1 i ■ IMPORTANT NOTICE. STRATH-TAIERI ESTATE. EDUCATION RESERVE, (Through which the Otago Central Railway will run). To Small Farmers, Graziers, and others. 7000 ACRES MAGNIFICENT LAND on most liberal terms of payment, extending over seven years ; sur» veyed into farms of from 40 to 400 acres each. ... , Also, TOWNSHIP AND VILLAGE SETTLE* i MENT. RB. MARTIN (under instructions • from the Board of Governors of the Otago Boys and Girls' High Schools) will offer for sale by auction, at the Chamber of Commerce, Dunedin, on ; THURSDAY, the 7th JUNE, ' At 12 o'clock, 58 Sections in Strath«Taieri District, . j being parts of Blocks II,' V, and ! IX, containing, from 40 to 400 '. acres each, Upset price from £2 to £6 per acre. ■• •' ' Together with , t i THE TOWNSHIP OF ARDEN. , . :,. Surveyed into sections of about a quarteri acre each, and VILLAGE RESERVE SECTIONS of about 5 acres each. THE CELEBRATED STRATHs'fAIERI DISTRICT. can hardly be surpassed for profitable farms and grazing purposes, being capable of pro* duciug grand, luxuriant crops, thick vigorous grasses' and unrivalled ia New Zealand for carryiug a heavy stock. To the small or extensive farmer and the grazier this sale affords a grand opportunity for securing some of tbe richest and best land in Otago, consisting of fine, rich alluvial soil, dry, good pasture, permanently watered, and fine climate. In fact the land possesses in the highest degree all the attributes necessary for successfully combining agriculture and grazing, and can turn out fine crops of wheat, oats, potatoes, and other roots. Termß for freehold agricultural sections : > 10 per cent cash , 15 per cent in three months 25 per cent in two years, by bills 25 per cent in four years, by bills 25 per cent in seven years, by bills Bills bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum. ! Township Sections— Terms Cash Village sections one»fourth cash j balance bills in 12 month?, bearing 'interest at 6 per cent. Note.vsA title under the Land Transfer Act will be given to purchasers three ' months after the sale, when the first and second instalments, amounting to 25 per cent, purchase money, shall have been paid. Interspersed throughout the above lands, are 32 sections, ranging from 34 to 348 acres each, and now advertised by the Commissioner of Crown Lands as open for perpetual leasing, in terms of 'The Land Act, 1877,' 'Amendment Act. 1882.' Tenders f<r these sections will be received up to TUESDAY, sth June, and the result will be declared by the Land Board on the <i ay: preceding the day of sale of,, the freebold sections above described, For par* ticu'ars regarding the sections which are open for perpetual leasing see Crown Lands advertisements in Otago- Daily Times and W taess. The Auctioneer will be happy to supply plans and; further, particulars on ; applica tion at the Crown Lands Office, Dunedin The same can be obtained from the SecreWy ' COLIN MACANDEW, Jui ,j . Colonial Bank Buildings, c 953 Dunedin.