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Southland Times, Issue 1692, 21 January 1873, Page 4

AMttoaftalea. "WEDNESDAY, 29th JANUARY, At 3 o'clock. CAPITALISTS, / -Atf D OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE STAT IQ N PROPERTIES, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. DRIVER, BTF.WABT & CO. hare received instructions from Messrs Dalgety, Nichols A Co., to sell by public auction, at their Wool Ftores, Bigh-etrcet, Dunedin, on Wednesday, SJtth January, 1873, at 3 o'clock— The following valuable Stations and Stock thereon, viz :— THE RUGGED RIDGES STATION, No. 243, Waitaki District, Province of Otago, comprising. about fKfi AAA --ACRES of very superior Dl/)VvU grazing country, held under lease from the Crown, until 2nd September, 1883. Together with QA AAA WELL BRED MERINO OU,UUU SHEEP. TBB IHPBOYBU3NTB Are very substantial, consisting of stone house stone stable, woolshed, men's hut, yards, dip, &c. SPYLAW STATION, No. 178, Tapanui District, Province of Ctago, comprising about QA AAA ACBES of. splendidly grassed Ov«vUv country, held under lease from the Crown, tntil 4th December, 1883. Together with OK AAASUPERIOB MERINO ZO,UUU SHEEP. TBB IHPBOVEMKjrrS Are erected on 92 acres freehold, and oonsist of a comfortable 6-roomed dwelling house, wool shed, sheepwash, dip, shearers' and men's huts, stable, cultivation paddocks, and over 10 miles of fencing on the ran. WAIRAKI STATION, No. 166 A and 415, Waiau District, late Province of Southland, com* prising about Of* ft: AA A ORES of first class sheep 00 j t/vv country, held under lease from the Crown, until 1879 and 1882. Together with IC\ f\i\(\ FJBST - CLASS MERINO It7,UUU SHEEP. THB MPBOVBHBNTB Are complete and in good order, consisting of 7-roomed dwelling house, garden, woolshed, stable, men's huts, out huts, yards, dip, &o. EYRE CREEK STATION, Nos. 191 a, 302, and 352 b, . In the late Province of Southland, Comprising about AC) €) r? Q ACRES, of which 5370 acres S.£ j£m I t) is freehold, of choice selections. The country is well grassed, and healthy for sheep at all Beasons, and is held under lease from the Crown until 1881, 1883, and 1884, respectively ; together with . CM AAA VERY CHOICE MERINO SHEEP. THB IMPBOTEMENTB Consist ot 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, &c. WEST DOME and WYNDLEY STATIONS, Nos. 190 and 202 b, in the late province of Southland, and 391, in province of Otagc, Comprising about j nfj fe/»A ACRIS of really first-class 1 I § jtJ\J\J 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 QQ AAA MERINO >HEEP, equal in ZO,vUU quality to those on the Eyre Creek Station. THE IMPBOTBMENTB Are all new, complete, and convenient, consistirg of dwelling house, with detached kitchen, good garden, wool shed for 16 shearers, patent press, and room for 700 cheep 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 tt-at the various properties are placed upon the market for lona fide sale, and must be disposed of to facilitate the adjustment of old partnership accounts. The stations are all in first class working order, and the sheep on each have been carefully culled, and are new in splendid condition. For plans of runs, with detailed particulars of stock, Ac., apply to DALGETY, NICHOLS & CO., 1 Or the Auctioneers. Public Trust Office, Wellington, 30th December, 1872. IN pursuance of the powers given by the seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first sections of " The Public Trust Office 'Act, 1872," any person, company, association, or public body, within or without the Colony of New Zealand, may place any property belonging to them na charge of the Public Trustee, upon trust, for such uses as may be defined in tbe-dced creating the trust. Also, that any Building, Land, or Friendly Society may by its rules provide that property belonging to it may be placed in the Public Trust Office, for such trusts and uses, and with each powers as may be defined in or by the said rules. - Also, that any person may, by will, place his property in the Public Trust Office, or may deposit his will therein for safe custody only. Applications to place property in the Public Trust Office wiil now be received. Such applications must be made on a form prepared for that purpose, which can be obtained at the Public Trust Office in Wellington , or at any Money Order Post Office within the Colony. The application must describe the nature of the trust intended to be created; but deeds and other documents relating to the property need pot be sent until the acceptance of the trusrbs« been co>rffdered by the Board. Local a^mta will be appointed to manage the legal and'ot her business connected^ witpf estates, the preference heirig giVen (subject to the ap^ prov«i of the public- Trustee) to Solicitors or Agent* who tyre previously had the managedie^ who are nominated by l^per|PO^phicing the property in the office, or tfie^p^Mß principally interested therein. . \^^-iarimer^a!ti6aln» may be obtained on . >»^ thn Public Trustee, at tho PubHo Wnllirftn- ' v " J. WOODWARD, . . - Public trustee.