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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 529, 11 January 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, 12th JANUARY. At 12 o'clock. BY ORDER OF THR MORTGAGEE. GEORGE GREENFIELD has received instructions to sell by public auction, without reserve, by order of the mortgagee, at his rooms, Tyne-street, on Saturday, 12th instant, at 12 o'clock, LEASE OF CORPORATION SECTION 9, BLOCK XIV., on which arc erected a substantial Tworoomed Cottage, Outhouses, &c. Terms Liberal. 585 TUESDAY, 15th JANUARY. At 3 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION (Without Reserve) Of that really FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL LAND, Known as the Estate of BROOKL A N D S, Together with the Improvements, consisting of a substantially-built Two-Storey Stone Dwelling-house, Stone Barn, Large Stable, &c. The Estate will be sub-divided into Farms varying from 100 ACRES to 10 ACRES. MACLEAN BROTHERS have been instructed by William Hepburn, Esq., to submit to public competition, at the Rooms of Messrs. M'Landress, Hepburn, and Co., Manse-street, Dunedin, on an early day in January, of which due notice will be given, the whole of his magnificent ESTATE OF BROOKLANDS, Situated in Pleasant Valley, between Waikouaiti and Palmerston. The Goodwood Station of the Great Northern Trunk Railway is fixed near the centre of the property, bringing every part within two hours' travel of Dunedin. ' The lands of Brooklands are mostly com- | posed of alluvial deposit flats of the richest description, carrying always the heaviest crop in the district, and equally adapted for wheat or potato crops. The rising ground being principally of limestone formation, with a great depth of splendid soil, is admirably suited for wheat cropping, whilst the whole is unsurpassed in New Zealand for growing-English grasses, and its stock-carrying capabilities are unequalled. The property is now being surveyed into suitable lots, varying from 100 acres to 10 acres, witli a few smaller allotments close to the Railway Station and roads leading thereto, suitable for business sites. About 70 acres of well-preserved Bush is being sub-divided into lots, so that every purchaser can secure his own timber, and be independent of the Government Bush Reserve. The property is sub-divided into paddocks by full-grown hawthorn hedges (of which there are several miles), and is well supplied with water by Pleasant River and other streams. There is also on the property a valuable ciuarry of splendid freestone. The buyers will have the option at the time of sale of taking the growing crops at valuation, and if not so disposed of, they will be afterwards sold by auction on the ground. Terms : One-fourth cash, the balance extending over a term of years, and bearing interest at the rate of S per cent, per Plans in course of preparation, to be had at the Rooms of the Auctioneers, on the property, and at all the hotels and stores in the district. Mr. Andrew Hepburn, who is now resident on the property, will be prepared to show any intending buyers over the Estate. For particulars, apply to* MACLEAN BROTHERS & CO., Or M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. 367 TENDERS TO BUILDERS. ""pENDERS will be received up to FRIDAY, ISth Inst., at Noon, for the ERECTION of a RESIDENCE for G. A. Sutton, Esq. office of the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. JOHNSTON, 619 Architect. m E K D E E S WANTED, For and STOOKING about 2i)o Acres Wheat, at the Waiho. For particulars apply to C. MANTON, 562 At. H. Aitken's Offioa. EDUCATIONAL •VT7INDSOR HOUSE SCHOOL, HUMBER-STREET, First Term commences ON MONDAY, JANUARY 2S. A Class will be formed for Junior Pupils MRS. ANSTED will give Lessons h Music and Drawing. Four Boarders can. be received. Terms on application. 575 F. S. ANSTED.