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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4127, 12 June 1874, Page 4

For sale or to let. A S T E I! T O FT . WORKSOP FARM TO LET BY TENDER. TENDERS until 7tlx JULY, ISM, fox-above-mentioned Property, which is too well known to need much description, .fox- the Letting on a Seven years’ lease in one or two lots. Lot 1 contains about lIS acres, with all home improvements thereon. Lot 2 contains 40 acres of clear gx-ass land, bounded on one side by the Kuripuni stream, and divided into two securely fenced paddocks, with one town acre fronting the main road and ten acres of good bush opposite. The highest or any tender not necccssaxily accepted, but a x-oasonable offer null not be refused. Approved security will be required. CHARLES DIXON, Sen'., On the Premises. Mastcrton, 4th June, ISM. DUTHIK, & CAPSTTCK LA have received instructions to sell by private treaty, 1(369 acres of freehold land, beautifully situated on the Waihola Lake, on the Slain South Road, about 1 twenty-six miles from Dunedin, and within one mile from Waihola school, post-office, and railway station ; Also, 51a. 2;x. 32i\ of leasehold laud (more or less), lease expiring in May, 1879. Nearly the whole is fenced with sheep-proof fences, all the fences are planted with hawthorn, whin, and broom, and 2000 forest trees have heexx planted. Other improvements arc—Nine-roomed dwelling house, four-roomed cottage, two large barns, five-stalled stable, harness room, buggy shed, cow shed, stockyard and stackyard, about 300 acres in English grasses. A great variety of fruit and ornamental trees planted round the homestead. The remainder of land in natural grass (well grassed), the whole being sub-divided into seventeen paddocks. N.B. To capitalists and others looking out for valuable and safe investments, the above only i-cqnires inspection to confirm the eligible-ixess'-’or the same as to the future. The railway running through the pxxperty, and within an hour's di-tauce of Dunedin, the auctioneers anticipate, at no distant date, the whole of the Lake frontage will be required for villa residences, on account of its healthy position and the mild bracing air from the Lake. The whole of the above land has been brought under the Land Transfer Act. For further particuhxvs and terms apply to Capstick, Duthie, and Capstick, Tokoxnairiro, I Otago, Now Zealand. - QHUF.CH LAND TO LE T. Town Acres—S3, 832, 773, '907, 939, 963, 912, 918. Apply to J. H. WALLACE, ] Estate Agent. TO LET, QUEEN’S THEATRE, Princes Street, DUNEDIN, N.Z., centrally situated, and the most commodious Theatre in New Zealand. For terms, apply to WILL. S. DOUGLAS, Dunedin. f ■;' O LET.—A Furnished House, or furnitui-o I can be taken at a valuation. 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