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Temuka Leader, Volume 2, Issue 125, 1 March 1879, Page 3

\ PLEASANT POINT. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF CATTLE AXD SHEEP. fesdal AT NOON. llfAClf AN & STEW AI: T. ixL instructed by Mr J. O. M.ukay. wlio is disposing of las " Upper Farm : ' will sell by Auction at, the Point Pound Yards, on Tuesday 4th March, at 12 o'clock'— \ 20 head prime fat Steers and Heifers. 40 head StoV s , 2- and 3-year-olds nixed sqxes 20 head Yearlings 400 Young' Merino Ewes GOO Young' 400 | bred iftneorn Lambs And a few The Auctioneers direct special attention to this clearing sale, |s the well-known judgment of the vend oh is a guarantee of the good quality of theistock. Terms libe MACLEAN & Auctioneers. GILPINTOWN. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. p'ACLEAN & STEWART J_yJ_ favored with instructions from Mrs A. F. Anderson, will sell by public auction, on an early date, due notice of which will be given— THE TOWNSHIP OF GILPINTOWN, f*f\ QUARTER-ACRE pf\ Dl) SECTIONS. W Gilpintown is a portion of Mrs A. F. Anderson's Fsrm, situate on the Otaio, and is a corner block on the PJluecliffs road. The Otaio Government School is erected in this township. Plans are now being prepared. Full particulars and terms in future advertisement. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. short-horn: i calves. i Tjl OR HEIVATE SALEG Bull Calves, six months old, by 'HastiS 'Hastings' tool&first nrize at the ChristApply to FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. FIRST CLASS AGRICULTURAL FARM". rpHL UNDERSIGNED arc instructed X by Mr P. McShane to Sell by Private Treaty the unexpired Term of Lease of his Farm on the Geraldine road, about 2A- miles from the Winchester Railway Station. The Farm comprises—--676 Acres excellent Land, of which 150 acres are Stubble first crop, 400 acres English Grass after Turnips and one crop, and 126 acres magnificent surface-sown This valuable Property is subdivided by live fences into 8 Paddocks, anil in all of them there is a permanent supply of water. Improvements in addition to fences are a Five-roomed House, Sevenstall Stable, Woolshed, Grainery, Stockyards, Dairymen's Hut, &c. The Tein'i of Lease is 'J-h years, and the annual rental nominal. 424 FREEHOLD, 424 Being R.S. 31,656, situate 2 miles from the Waiho Railway Station, on the sea side of the railway, and 7 miles from Waimate. This very desirable block of Land is all fenced. There are 230 Acres in Wheat and Oat Stubble (first crop), the balance fallow. To Farmers, Speculators, and others, the above -Properties offer a rare opportunity for investment. Full particulars from MACLEAN AND STEWART, Tim.aru ; R. WILKIN AND CO., Christchurch. \ PRELIMINARY NOTICE. BLACKSMITH'S BUSINESS PLANT \ AND SECTIONS. iy|-ACLEAN & STEWART, IV! instructed by Messrs Anderson and Beatson, will Sell by Auction, on an early datc,\ due notice of which will appear,— '^ Blacksmith's Shop, Winchester, together with Tools and full-work-ing Plant. Also.,' Quarter-acre Seetiok on which the Shop standsA Blacksmiih's\Shop and Quarter-aero Section, Veralcliue, with Tools and WorkVig Plant. Half-acre Seetio\at Winchester, with 2-room LeanVo erected thereon. MACLEAN AND VpEWART, P RET.TMTNARY NOTICE. -ACL EA N & STE WA R T instructed by Mr H. Exley, will sell by public auction, ' _. On an early date, R.SI 27.321, about l l miles South of Albury, on the railway line. This block comprises 50 Acres first-class Land, and also a Magnificent Seam of Coal, which is now being worked, and only requires a small outlay of capita! to make it one of the most remunerative investments in the colony. Full particulars in future advertisement. MACLEAN & STEWART.