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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2672, 12 October 1881, Page 3

Moss «3 onas JEWELLERY. Moss JONAS Has been instructed by the Trustee to Bell by Public Auction, at his Rooms, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, A Large Quantity of Jewellery, comprising Watches, Chains, Rings, Bracelets, Necklets, Charms, &c, No Beserre. 25 Clocks of various descriptions, Hall Clocks, Carriage Clock*, Alarums, American Lever, Striking and Silent. Sale at 2 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. WOOL. MOS S JONAS haa ' been instruote i by the Trustee in Bankruptcy in the Estate of John King, to Sell by Public Auction, at his Wool Sale Rooms, ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13, 5 Bales of Wool 1 Theodolite and Level, No Reserve. Sale at 2 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. ONE ACRE, FREEHOLD, AT WAI-ITI. MOSS JONAS has been instructed by Mr H. N. Prior, to Sell by Public Auction at his Sale Booms, Timaru, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, One Acre of Freehold Land, being section No 102 in the Towship of Wai-iti.with three-roomed cottage, Fowl-house, and other improvements thereon. The section is well-fenced and planted with fruit and forest trees. Sale at 2 o’clock. MOSS JONAF, auctioneer. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. IN MILLS’ PADDOCK, SAN DIE TOWN. MOSS JONAS has been instructed by Mr J. Hollis to Sell by Public Auction, at his Sale Rooms, Timaru, ON MONDAY, OCT. 17., The Goodwill of Lease of Section No--15, containing Half an Acre more cr less, being part of R.S. No. 1990, with well finished Fourroomed Cottage, Underground Tank, Fowl-house, Src. thereon.

The Section is securely fence:!, and the Garden is in excellent order and well planted. The Lease has about twelve years to run at a low ground rent. Sale at 2 o'clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF THE WAIMATAITAI ESTATE. MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES. 75 FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS 75 ON MONDAY, OCT. 31. MOSS JONAS has been favored with instructions from Herbert Belfield, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, at his Sale Rooms, Timaru, ON MONDAY, OCT. 31, 1881. 75 Freehold Building Allotments, in the township of Waimataitai, situate about 1£ miles north of Timaru, on the Main North Road. The property now offered consists of about 65 acres, having a long frontage to the Main North road, which forms the western boundary. The Taitarakihi Creek forms the northern and the Waimataitai Creek and lagoon the southern boundaries respectively. The terrace that forms part of the boundary of the sections sloping to the south is covered with a luxuriant growth of native plants, and is partly planted with forest trees. The sections, having an easterly aspect, border on the rocky cliff known as The Dashing Rocks. The northern sections have a frontage to the main road, and run back to the creek, and contain from half to three-quarters of an acre each. The sections fronting on Eversley road and Erersley ten ace, which run from the north side of Mr Belfield's garden across the railway at the level crossing and in an easterly direction to the cliff, contain from one and three-quarters to nearly four acres each, and the sections run right"back to the creek. The section on which the f>Tm home, dairy and orchard stan i,contains a little over three acres, and the section that has a frontage to The Dashing Rocks contains nearly four acres. The sections at the rear of his Honor Judge Ward’s residence, and which front on Eversley terrace and run down to the lagoon, contain on an average about two and a-half acres each, and three of these sections are planted with forest trees. The southern sections, which lie to the west of the railway line, contain on an average rathei over one-quarter of an acre each, and, besides having frontages on the main road, they are traversed by Belfield road and Creek road. Belfield road runs from the angle of the Main road, across the railway line at the level crossing, along the southern and eastern boundaiies of Judge Ward’s shrubbery and plantation, to Eversley road. Creek road runs from the private road which crosses the railway at the high level to the Waimataitai Creek. The whole of the roads laid out are one chain in width, and afford an easy means of access to every section. THE LOCALITY is one of the healthiest in the neighborhood of Timaru, while the beauty of the situation cannot be surpassed anywhere in Canterbury. To persons who wish to secure a freehold in a locality where building sites will always be in demand and constantly improving in value this sale presents an opportunity the like of which has never been offered before, the terms being remarkably favorable to purchasers. Among the sections offered will be the one on which stands the brick house, <kc., lately occupied by Mr Belfield. This property comprises about six acres of land, and is tastefully laid out in garden and shrubberies. The house is of two stories, and thoroughly well fitted in every respect. There is also good stabling, hay loft, groom's room, rat-proof granary, gardener s room, See., kc. TERMS: 25 per cent of the purchase money to be paid down and the balance in five years, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent j or, if desired, the whole of the purchase money may be paid at any time and title obtained. Plans to be seen at Ross, Sims and Co., Woollcomhe and Chiles, J. T. Ford and Co., “ Timaru Herald ” office and at my office. Sale at 2 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer.