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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 294, 2 October 1883, Page 3

Tuesday; 2nd ocTOBBBkwWi atkook, n ' CLEARING BALE AT LUMSDEN, . i :'<K y GREEN k SOUNESS hare received instructions from the Rev. Mr Gi»W ;' (who is leaving the district) te sell by public , auction on the above date at Lumsden; ' . ° The whole of his superior hou|eh«ld furniture, washing maehme^tw* y i . ing .machine, superior .p_Jpi|liy yv '..- ...;-. Allison and Allison, &c,,-'«^|'^ ;^^s, ''""'* .'."see post^s.^'S^^ Also on account of Mr 0, R, Wrigh^^ 7% 1 Express with pole and shafts, de«il)k^yf ; and single harness etmpl«fc|^ : :ys 1 Nearly new. "> -f| ' 1 Waggonette, in good order f^.^ 3 Good Light Harness Horses, single; #.;y : double harness . ;• 7^ 1 i First-class Riding Hacks 1 Filly, 4 years, unbroken The well known] Race Horse, little Paddy . 5 Riding Saddles and Bridles 8 x 10 Sledge Hut, lined with T. k G. Boards ; and a lot of sundries too numerous to mention, Parties wishing to enter Stock, ice, fortius Sale, can do. so with MR THOS. BLACK, Lumsdea; Or THE AUCTIONEERS, Qore. GORE HORSE BAZAAR. SATUKDAY, 6th OCXOBEB, 1888, At 1 p.m. GREEN & SOUNESS have received in- .. , structionsto sell by Public Auction, af the Gore Horse Bazaar, on Saturday, 6th October, at 1 p.m.— On account of James Ferris— . 3 Hacks On account of F. Crutch — 2 Draught Geldings. ./. ' Also, at their Yards, on account of John Dickison, Junr,— 150 Merino Wethers, half fat Afterwards' in their Rooms, on account of the Trustees in the Estate of R. Rusha— r The wfieiebl this furniture belonging to the above Estate, consisting of— ■; TABLESi 1 Chaies, yy ' Bbds, BBPDINO, see., k&* ::. WITHOUT RESERVE. dMI ; ; GORE. FREEHOLD SEOTIONS '•; ON DEFERRED PAYMENT. GREEN AND SOUNESS bavewemve* . L . Constructions, from Mr JohnNeill, to sell by Public Auetion, at their Rooms, Gore SATURDAY, 13th OCTOBER, 1883. At 2.30 p.m.— A f\ BUILDING ALLOTMENT! :^-' being sub-divisions of section 38, block XVI, Town of Gore. The Auctioneers have pleasure in drawing attention to this sale, as there has never been such an opportunity offered before of secur* ing such eligible building sites in Gore. The ground is beautifully situated, faces the sun, haa^ excellent facilities for drainage, and commands a view of the town. It is laid dewn^t^i English grass, is fronting a | gravel roid, and close to the school. TsnMS— One-fourth Cash; balanee by pre* missery notes at 6, 12, and 18 months, bearing interest at the low rate of five per cent per anpjuiny • %\ y , s ,-.-;"y .- .Lithographs can be had on application to the Auctioneers, or v Mr John Neill, Gere. im iM?ORTAWt SALE .OF "\ i STATION PROPERTY, SATURDAY, 13TH OCTOBER, 188», At 12.30 p.m, G^~ REEN AND SOUNESS (in conjunction with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, will sell' .-$» ■ by auction Bt ; their sale rooms, Gore, on SATURDAY, 13th OCTOBER, 1888, y. At 12.30 p.m., That compact and valuable station pro* perty known as THB RETREAT STATION, Hokonui, compiieinfr 1373 Acres Freehold OAAA Acres Leasehold, having 12 years *"" v to run, at a rental of one shilling per acre. The above is all fenced and subdivided into paddocks— 3oo acres being under cultivation. THE BUILDINGS consist of a new six-roomed dwelling honae, men's hut, new 6ix-stalled stable and loose : ' ; boxes, wool shed and stock yard. THB STOCK comprises 3,500 young sheep (chiefly cross* breds), 12 head of cattle, 6 horses, IMPLEMENTS, New chaff cutter and horse-power, waggon, yy dray, ploughs, harrows, harness, &c, and all requisites necessary to carry on farm and y station work. ■ 77M \ TERMS AT SALE. 6iM