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Temuka Leader, Issue 398, 9 June 1881, Page 2

,U . - Jn„ T O-MORE' VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM, FREEHOLD, yl' OSS .JONAS J_\|_ has received instructions from Mr A. U. Hay nor to Pul lie Auction at his Salerooms, Tinihrii, FRIDAY, JUNE 10-ru, 100 Acres Freehold being R.S. No. IGbtT, situate al theJvakiihu, and about six ini|cg from Winchester, and adjoining the proporiiesof McssrsEaH and Brooby Bros. This desirable Farm is securely fenced, and subdivided into four paddocks, about iilTy acres being laid down in grass, the remainder virgin hind, all pluughable and well supplied with water. There is a comfortable House, dockyards, and other improvements. This land being situate in a part of the district noted as much for the excellence of the wheat produced its for the Fell pasturage afiorJcd by all land laid down in English grass, should receive the careful attention of all those desiring a First-class Farm. Terms Easy. Sale at 1 o’clock. MUSS JONAS, Auctioneer. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. IMPORTANT UN I! ESERYED. SALE or SUBURBAN FM.EEI (OLD SECTIONS, ON MONDAY, JUNE Urn, 1881. •'Vf o S s J 0 N A S IYI Has been instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of Mrs Sarah Butler, to Sell hy Public Auction at Ins Salerooms, Tur.aru, on : MONDAY, JUNE I.3th, 34 VALUABLE FREEHOLD SU'BUR BAN SECTIONS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ATTENBURROW. Sections No. US, lib. 40, 41, have Frontages on Elizabeth street, S ctions No. 3b and 40 being situate at Iho corner of Elizabeth ami William streets ; Sections No. 18, lb. 30, 21, 22. 23, 24, 25. 2(3. 27, ■?s[ 2b, :JO, 31, 32. 33, u.d 34, with frontages on William straet, Sections No. lb, 28,2 b, 30, and 31, beiu r conn r Sections; Sections No. 47, 48, and 4b, have frontages on Edward street ; Section No. 4G li.isaiongfromage on Sea View Terrace ; Sections No. 50, 51. 52, 53, 54, 55, and sb, have frontages on Sea View Terrace. Section No. sb, containing Half an A' rc or thereabouts, with a woll-fiiii-'hed Seven-roomed Dwellinghouse. Out-houses, and oilier valuable improvements thereon, ■it pivout in the occupation of Mrs Fee,tier. ’Fids Sect ion baa a Fronlave on Wai-iti Road, and cannot but be considered one of the most desirable Properties in Hie neighborhood, the view from fin's spot being one of the most charming in the vicinity of Tiiuani. Also. Section No. 54, containing 3 roods 12 porches, situate at the corner of the jiLdu South Road atul Fraser street, Tcmuka. Tho Auctioneer has much pleasure in directing atteuFon to the above, as the Sale being quite unreserved, a splendid opportunity is now presented to small camtalists of obtaining really valuable building sites at reasonable prices. Ihe locality being- ao well and favorably known, ron,'ora it unncccs-sary for the Auctioneer to dilate upon (he many and pecnlnv advantages of (be situation. Sale at 2 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer, &c. NO RESERVE. TEMUR A SPARROW CLUB. POISONED WHEAT will be SUPPLIED and forwarded to any part of South Cintcrbury by Rail or recognised Carrier at the rate dfe-RH per bushel to Non •members and to" Members of the Club. Any information can be obtained from the Undersigned. GEO. BOLTON, 4j n Secretary. NOTICE. RENDERS aye invited for,.FoORING, A'O.. of Stn>k and TnnMemeat Sheds Binder Farm, WaitohFDnwus. Tours are also inviteilUfor SUPPLYING ATERIALS (woedWaM iron) for the me. Tenders tyredose olßMonday, 13(h me. For particulars apply to W. ARCROFT, at the Farm. The lowest any tender nor necessarily accepted. MOUNT PEEL ROAD BOARD. mENDERS <tre invited for tiro following L WORKS Contract-g No. 137a—Widening Clayton Bridle tr'ck No. 28-YUrainingat Sherwood Downs No. 2b —Fencing near Fairlie Creek No. 3d Bjiihling Shed near Fairlie Creek No. 31—Shingling "Cartwright’s road, Opu\ui No. 32—Shingling near Robb’s lint, (tpuhyp N<*. 33- Fo uiinV on Kakabu and Burke’s Pass road No. 34—WideningYPeel Forest Main road \ No. 35—Forming BJumbiry road No. 3b —Forming nea\, Pitbie’s No. 37—Funning on Downs. Plans and Specifications cartybe seen at ie Hoad Board Office, Peel Forest, where mdors musr be sent in not liteV than 11 ,m. on Friday, the 20lh inst., addressed a the. Chairman and endorsed with the