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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 329, 8 February 1884, Page 4

XT OEDER OF THE MQEi ...,..,.-•■ GAGEES. . ' -10 1 YX-i^t--' ■ ■ . F-1 L R J M "? OR ' SAL E, NEAR , RIVJEBSDALE. j p BEEN ;AND SCITJ.^ESS have . n ft-.\3T -QPgcgjye,! instTUc'tions f^rom tie ' ljiort- o Jo^selt by; ; .pub,lic >: auction at their \r% Rooms^ore, ° n i.o .' '- ." . !r • 1 " " ! ' FRIDAY, ifith FEB., 1884, At2.p.m., . r „ ; . . I lUT r IO ec t{ on ' 466, Hokonui, lately occupied by Mr Alex._ Matheson, containing! 200 -■a sj '- "■ l "'" r^r : fe B.8 '. .This farm is fenced and subB '' 9 .and has other improve-; ments. It is only about two tiriles . ,JX "from the rising township of Riversdale, on the Waimea Plains Rail-;iw^y-."J""" '■•■'-'- ' ; - '> This faim must" be. sqld,. and easy terms . Ri b^arkngW' :; .', "' ' " , ']} i e 28 laav-'A'ff r'> 11 ' -iJ "■■ •• — _L^J : — : — &» ftcOl/BA&ING SALE- At THE LATE 1 MR SHIPTON'S FARM, LONGRIDGE; GREEN^and r .SpUNESS have received instructions from -the: executors of' the late- Mr. J, Shipton^ta .sellt .by. public auction on the ground, Longridge, on THURSDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, <ajb,-12.30 p.m. the iolstock, implements, etc :■■— -■j»A bi\j i j fi^st-.clasa ; draught ' mares and geldg^, . ings thoroughly staunch : — „. — , — -1-Draught foal- - - Mli^^6' He'atd catdein forwaird condition 3 Pigs I.L !l T Sainuelsbn' 'self -raking ' reaping ma chine ' ' 1 Tip-dray with frame, etc., complete mat fif4/ p te^ : - i'- ■ ■' ' ' ■ ' : 1 Set Haxtpn , and Beattie's patent flexible harrows " Wheelfearrow, spades, forks,, swjagletrees shaft and leading harness, saddle j r. T" <\-> ft n<^/ bridle/; .a .lot- of 'household } ' . "' T. V. r /^urniturs; -including .splendid cook&'waui i! ■■"irjg'^tbve', with utensils complete. t ,TIXX 2? ©otelt cottage. stpVe -• ' i ■•'■• ' 1 Double-barrdlleff breech-loading gun^ 1 6-chamber revolyjer.-.; r /.;/■ r, The Auctioneer can guarantee the wko of the above firs^dlass. . . ., -aoo .«tofi^°^l w^^ crgrided.:'! c FRE > EH'dL r D V) FIRM IN 1 CHATTON. ",,: h]>)i^\ KEEN^AND SOJJNESS (iniconjunctiOH. vJT with Mr_tL_JD. Hunter) will sell by public auctMSJj&Htheifiio'dms, Gore, on FRIDAY, I&PH-F-EBRCJARY, 1884 J - That— well- known farm, Rose Yale, q yXj-Sectim U^JBYk : ,' r XII'i Chattqn, freehold, situated about 6 mileß from Gore, containing.^ 1,79^ aoi-es ■^f bstofn - i'-'i 2 foods' ; 33 pbles-. now ' occupied m&onk oikkrPT'W™^ David Matheson There r are under, crop 33 acres OatsV' 20 acrga ,turjiipS} f $ -acre-.j- in » potatoes,-; the re^ 1 mtmdei? 'bemg sown 'down in English grass and sub-divided' iritd 7 -paddocks, the whole of the property being well and securely fenced. 1 6-roomed" dwelling nbjJse J *.f .^ 1 5-stalled stable '<■ ?: r; r!!i '•• - U .^,.,1Jb3in. 1 18, x- .Sej.capable of storing 1000 »M*K^« ?<snrj sacks, grain „ \ .. .. : Also — Fowl-house, "coal she^d, fruit garden, &c. This is a firstclass^investment for: a man with a small caj^tal-, the, being Very Liberal. The_ portion of purchaser money may fie i 6n'Moftgage,which the underr**%igned* afe prepared to advance. This bein one of the r best farms, in T the , district. Thoiie "^B&zr&VPo-i'v? really 'gb'od' property should maljeieailylapplication.to 1 — r ■ • ■ O f» GREEN AND: SOUNESS, . , .-;!'. : -Auctioneers, Gore ; j (\i> . , , - -1 --.-,.-»■ r J ■- :;;T:; • J. D. HUNTER, 1 •''■' y '"■■ "'■"- Gdrdon. ' » A clearing sale of Stock, Implements, &c. short time aft4r tKe above sale. r r e2O »?rnTt "o-,y>. ,- !■■ • _^_Jj __^_ VALUAKLiELBUSINBSS. SITE AT : STONEY- CREEK. ".„ .FRIDAY-, FEBRUARY 15, 1884. ; <3A " ; " " . At.2.So'n.ia. ' ■ .- ■ • Sbili is .Wir ■•■■■■> ' -'Ll_jy ■ ' ''■ - ' ' ; S?i REEN AND SOUNESS • havi 'received V*?C, ; insl;riuqtipns from -t^ie trustees in the /,-; insolvent estate, pf,, Thomas Hukter to se '*- by -Public, Auction ji at^theirpcooms, Gore, on . '^y^IVAY-i-A&n- FEBRUARY, 1884 : j ■ '-"""The'. righ.t .title, and interest of the said ■Thomas. Hunter in the HOUSE and LANJD" '^'''situated at'stoney Creet railway siding, close =" -fo Otania .Bridge. . . , '* This is a splendid chance for an enterpris- ■*' " aY ing man -to make a fortune, as there is already '^Ifiarge and. increasing ' traffic" to the place ' ''''^wMc^is well adapted for a store or accomo- • :^da^io'n% ; 6use ; having'a large paddock attached --• Wstifi[Vtie bin' ldings; which are quite new, being •" ?; "veiy>uitat)ie ; : 1 ;' ; 547 X "' l {ng : pui'chasers will do well' to inspect • "^ij&ppjiacfe before the*' said; as it is very seldom ' "uch'agood opening for busines occurs/ 1 .„.-.{... .*. , .•■/..,..■.-. -„ .. - - , 1 ' '.'■' TO jyHQTEL^EEPERS,- MERCHANTJS ' M ;,K.« '■lvsr'\*$ J) - OTHERS.,- ".. | QIU nl la'icil : ''.<ni'---'"i ~~ ■■ ■;- ::•;•, v *; .'' fer^fSEEMo^i.^P.UNESS . have, . received O^!X" instructions from Mr. Michael Qualter" —*o sell, by- public auction at their rooms, Gore," '">• .«n>iEß],sAX.;l6,th^ FEBRUARY, immediately after the arrival, .of the express from , Dunedin, q q no PUKERAU HOTEL, -. j situated on the main trunk line from ii. vercarg^U tpj;Dunedin. This, hotel is situated in one of the best farming districts of "' .-.'jQtagq, .andp.isr at -present doing a, yeay r| r |ucrati.v,e- trade, . which^ ; can be greatly]' ii l- '" g, I <>reased.,; %■ There is no - . other .hotej , in tl & ■wfcM ß ßt li & »°T within .nijUfc mijes. . house ' " contains 14 very large rooms,- ,and 45 .situated on nearly three-quai'tey,- acrf^ of land} which g all freehold, and highly, cultivated.. I The terms on -which the house will tee ?<rtsol<^aife ! very- ; libera?>>. and the ; ;stqck' and &?f furinitnre will have ;tp ; be taken > x at a valu^,ii^^on r -b>y)theipurchaser.r .; .; . : . ..-. n .r^,. . j " <na"sßtae|yf information will be, : giv#n. |o , in-i . ' .■ ienSing v ; purchasers •on appli9atiqn • |;» -lif^Bfl:.'.^ <■■■*> •-■ ' -':''■ : • / ;'"''•• ''•: ! ' i " AUCTIONEERS, v Gore ;, or. : Mr -M.- QUALTER; Pukerau, .'