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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2750, 16 January 1882, Page 3

j WildiOj Allan&Stumbles HORSES, DRAYS, HARNESS, Ac. ON SATURDAY, 21st JANUARY, 1882 WILDIE, ALLAN AND STUMBLES instructed by Mr Henry Ather, will sell by Public Auction at their Yards, Beswick street, Timaru, ON SATURDAY. 21st JANUARY, 1882. 3 Staunch Draught Mares and Geldings 1 Draught Filly 1 do Yearling 1 Dray, Harrows, D.F. Plough Harness, Ac, Ac. Sale at 11 o’clock, WILDIE, ALLAN, A STUMBLES, WASHDYKE TOWNSHIP ILL BE SOLD FRIDAY, 27th JANUARY, 1882. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, IMPORTANT SALE. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. Auctioneers. ON Auctioneers. ON THURSDAY, JAN 20, 1882.

WILDIE, ALLAN, AND STUMBLES have been instructed by various owners to Sell by Public Auction, at the South Canterbury Wool Stores, Beswiok street, Timaru, ON THURSDAY JAN 26, 1882. 750 Bales Ewe, Wether, and Hogget Merino Wool, Station clips. 300 Bales Half and Three-quarter Bred Wool, Farmers’ lots. The Wool will be classed by an experienced Classer. Descriptive Catalogues will be issued a few days before the Sale. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, Auctioneers. THE undersigned will hold REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SALES at Washdyke Yards of Fat and Store STOCK on the following days during 1882— MONDAY, JANUARY 16th and 30th „ FEBRUARY 13th and 27th „ MARCH 13th and 27th „ APRIL 10th and 24th „ MAY Bth and 22nd „ JUNE sth and 19th „ JULY 3rd, I7th and 31st AUGUST 14th and2 Bth SEPEMBER 11th and 25th „ OCTOBER 9th and 23rd „ NOVEMBER 6th and 20th „ DECEMBER 4th and 18th WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, Auctioneers, Timaru. SHEEP. SHEEP, SHEEP. jV)B SALE, PRIVATELY—--1000 4 and J-bred early Lambs 160 Leicester Ewe Lambs 212 Leicester Ewes 1100 4 and f-bred Fat sheep 1000 Merino Wethers ' 1000 do Ewes 400 Cross-bred 2-toothed mixed sexes. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, Public Notices. V. NEW ZEALAND HOT LAKES DISTRICT, NORTH ISLAND, SALE OF LEASEHOLDS FOR NINTYNINB YEARS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ROTORUA. A BOUT 125 acres of the new township J3 l of Rotorua, near the Maori settlement of Ohinemutu, will be offered for Lease by Public Auction on the 7tk MARCH, 1882. AT THE CROWN LANDS OFFICE, AUCKLAND. , The Business Sites will comprise quarter acre and the Villa Sites half-acre lots, A few Suburban Lots of 5 acres and 10 acres each, and small farms varying from 40 to 60 acres, will also be offered. The lots as marked on the plan will be let on lease for ninety-nine years, under arrangements made by the Government of New Zealand with the proprietors of the soil. . , The letting will be by auction, at the office of the Commissioner of Crown Lands in Auckland, on the 7th of March, 1882. Bents will be payable half-yearly, the first half-year being paid on the day of AU mineral waters, hot-springs, and streams are, and remain vested in the Crown. Tire reserves for schools, post office, telegraph office, railway, hospital, and other public objects will be shown on the maps on the day of sale. The recreation-grounds will be reserved or the public, and will be under the manfgement of a local body. There will be a resident medical officer, appointed by the Government. The government of the town will be by a local body constituted under “ The Thermal Springs District Act, 1871.’’ Some of the building sites, peculiarly suitable for residences, will be let subject to restrictions as to use for trades or shops. The hotels and lodging-houses will be governed by regulations suitable to the exceptional character and requirements of the town. Rents will be paid half-yearly, in Auckland, or in the town, as may be found convenient. .

Possession of the land will be given immediately after the auction. The lots may be now identified on 'the ground by marked pegs. The use of the waters, and all other similar arrangements, will be under the control of the. doctor and a local body. Copies of the plans and fall printed particulars can be seen at any Post or lelegraph Office. Railway Station, and Athentuum, or they can be obtained from any Commissioners of Crown lands at any Land Office in the colony. WILLIAM KOLLESTON, Minister of Lands. Wellington, December 24,1881. P. CUNNINGHAM & CO'S & ROYSE, STE4D & GO’S LINE OF PACKETS. FIRST SHIP OF THE SEASON FOU LONDON OR LIVERPOOL DIRECT. THE AAI IRON CLIPPER SHIP CANDIDATE Is appointed to Sail from Titnaru Roadstead early in January, to be followed by other first-class vessels as required. For Freight or Passage aeply to P. CUNNINGHAM k CO, I Joint Or ROYSB, STEAD k CO. j Agents. CHRISTCHURCH MONUMENTAL WORKS, Manchester street and Barbadocs street, James Shbrriff, MONUMENTAL MASON. Monuments imported in Marble and Red and Grey Granite on reasonable terms. Designs and applications ior warded to all parts of the colony on application.