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Temuka Leader, Issue 377, 21 April 1881, Page 2

R. F. Gray. FOR SALE. FINE OAIBN STRAW AT WAITOHI /\ DOWNS. U \ F G R A • Y £%_• <I IIIS received instructions from Mr to Sell by Private T>eaty - nL whole of the Straw grown on f ViuO Acres land, on the propeiiy"'ff"ffr"~Par3oris, ~: H ~ Waitohi Downs. tlf rr|t disposed of by'private treaty, v'if-Pbe sold, by" public auction en Thursday, 28th of April. K. F. GRAY. 21ap Auctioneer. Moss Jonas. 400 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND. ,/r o S S JONAS j/j_ has.received instructions from the Aiortgngee to S.-.-11 by Public Auction at his Saleroom 1 --. Timarw, on TUESDAY, APRIL 26th-, 400 Acns, more or less, of tirst-ok&s Proeholfl Agricultural Land, Ni'tii.-iit! at the Or ; ti'i, and being R.S. In os. 29311, 20312, 29313, and 29314, all securely fenced, and has been ploughed and l.iid down in turnips, but not cropped. Terms *- IT.U of the, purchase money saiire-mnin on imivigage for three years at eight per cent. Sale at 2 o'clock. MOSS JONAS,. apl9 Auctioneer. 400 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND AT KAKAHU. OSS JON A S JJJ ha« received instructions from th Alnrti:(,gee to Sell by Public And ion ;il his Salerooms, Tininru, on TUESDAY,- APRIL 26th, 404 Acres of Valuable Freehold A.ericultural Land, situate at Kak;Jm, and being RS, Nos. 242C4 imd 25707, adjoining (he property of the Ri-v. George Foster, and cl"se to The township of Hilton. Sale at 2 o'clock. MOSS JONAS," 19ap Auctions-"!* Maclean avd Stewart. ■A (J LEAN & STE\V AR T AUCTIONEERS, ::.'K AND STATION AGENTS, ND BROKERS AND GENERAL OOMMMISSION AGENTS, TIMARU. Weekly Sales at King's Yards. Agents for ANri Lancashire Tnsuhaxce Oo.vll/ANY. ATURDaY, 23k > .*?RIL, 1881. At 2 o'clock. PEEHOLD F\RM, SEADOWN ESTATE. C L EA N & STEW AR T , hivororl with instr ctions from iu. E'-(|., who is leaving for EngilFvii h'y Public Auction at their on t.i>e .-!tiu\<- date, i magiiiiv-eni Farm on thi- Si adown Estate, comprisi-ig '8 AO'iKS 5:23 iW best Lii'-d in CiinP'rliury, either for- Grain Growing or i'i'i-- Farm is well fenced, and snb-•:i.vir.t.-d into Paddocks. The Homestead is a substantial 6-roumcd Brick House, ■withOutJioiiscsJ Orchard, etc., and within