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Southland Times, Issue 1689, 14 January 1873, Page 4

JLw.ction Sale*. " n P. MARTIN AND CO. AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Advanoes mado on all Stock, Land &o. fo. absolute sale. Loans negotiated on freehold securities. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15th. WOOL SALE. GF. MARTIN & CO. will sell by auction • at their rooms on the above date, at halfpast 12 o'clock, about 20 bales greasy wool. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1873. DAIRY COWS. GF. MARTIN & CO. have received in- • structions to sell, at the Commercial Yards, Invereargill, on the above date, at halfpast 12 o'clock — Q A'DAIRY COWS, all thoroughly quiet. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, At the Junction Hotel. 6HEEP AND CATTLE SALE. Gt. MARTIN k CO have received in- • structions to sell by auction, at Ott's Yards, nn the above date, lk(\ HEAD OF CATTLE, consisting «_/*./ of Steers. Dairy Cows, and young stock. — Also, OK(\ 2 TOOTH HALF-BRED EWES, by fJkJK/ pure Leicester Rams, out of first c!bss Merino Ewes. To be offered in lots to suit purchasers. WEDNESDAY 29th JANUARY, At 3 o'clock. TO SQUATTERS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE OP STATION PROPERTIES, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. DRIVER, STEWART k CO. have received instructions from Messrs Dalgety, Nichols k Co., to sell .by pnblic auction, at their Wool Stores, High-street, Dunedin, on Wednesday, 29th January, 1873, at 3 o'clock — The following valuable Stations aad Stock thereon, viz :•— THE RUGGED RIDGES STATION, No. 243, Waitaki District, Province of Otago, comprising abont AO. OHO ACRES of verT superior OUjVVV grazing country, held under lease from the Crown, until 2nd September, 1883. Together with QA f\{)() WELL BRED MERINO THS IMPBOVEMENT3 Are very substantial, consisting of stone house, stone stable, woolshed, men's hut, yards, dip, &c. SPYLAW STATION, No. 178, Tapanui District, Province of Otago, comprising about QA 000 ACRES of splendidly grassed Ov-rjVfvV/ country, held under lease from the Crown, until 4th December, 1883. Together with 25,000 'SSSl 10 * MMNO THE IMPROVEMENTS Are erected on 92 acres freehold, and consist of a oomfortable 6-roomed dwelling house, wool shed, sheepwash, dip, shearers' and men's huts, stable, cultivation paddocks, and over 10 miles of fencing on the run. WAIRAKI STATION, No. 166 A and 415, Waiau District, late Province of Southland, comprising about S\f* pZ A A ACRES of firstclass sheep UU 9 iJ\J \J country, held under lease from the Crown, until 1879 and 1882. Together with 19,000 CLA£S mkbino THB IMPBOVEMENTS Are complete and in good order, consisting of 7-roomed dwelling house, garden, woolshed, ■table, men's buts, out huts, yards, dip, kc. EYRE CREEK STATION, Nos. 191 a, 302, and 352 b, In the late Province of Southland, Comprising about AC) 070 ACRES, of which 5370 acres Je _>9_Cf i/ is freehold, of choice selections. The country "is well grassed, and healthy for sheen, at all seasons, and is held under lease from the Crown until 1881, 1883, and 1884, respectively ; together with 94. 000 VEBT CHOICE MERINO THE UCPBOTEHENT3 Consist of new wool shed for 16 shearers, with patent press, and will hold 700 sheep and 100 bales wool, shearers' and out-station huts, manager's cottage, drafting yards, with paddocks, kc. WEST DOME and W YNDLEY STATIONS, Nos. 190 and 202 b, in the late province of Southland, and 391, in province of Otago, Comprising about rjrj r\f\f\ ACRES of really first-class I f j"_/V/v/ sheep country. The runs are all adjoining, and form a compact and easily worked property, the leases expiring as follows— lßßl, lßß3,and 1884 ; together with OO AAA MERINO SHEEP, equal in __0 9 \J \s\J quality to those on the Eyre Creek "Station. THE IMPEOVEMENTB Are all new*, complete, and convenient, consisting of dwelling, house, with detached kitchen, good garden, wool shed for 16 snearers, patent press, and room for 700 sheep and 100 bales wool, ' - drafting yards with receiving paddocks, horse and cultivation paddocks, weaning paddocks of 8000 - acres, men's house and out- station huts. In drawing special attention to the above important sale, the Auctioneers are instructed to state tbat the various properties are placed upon the market for bona fide sale, and must be disposed of to facilitate the adjustment of old partnership accounts. Th|»stations are all in first class working .order, anoFthe sheep on each hare culledi and- are now in splendid - condition^ ' 'For plant of runs; with detailed particulars of stock, Ac, apply to * DALGEIY, NICHOLS k CO., Or the Auctioneers. V THE WEEKLY TIMES. I*HIS Journal is-" devoted" to the interests of the Countby SBTTLEB6, and already enjoys & lnost'ExTEKßivai Cibotjlatiok throughout the Province i