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Temuka Leader, Issue 1001, 7 September 1882, Page 2

Jl. Wilkin eunl Co. 500 ACRES FREE COLD LAND. 500, Messrs r. wilkin and co have received instructions from Air Thomas Macintosh to Sell by Public Auclion at their Salerooms, on MONDAY, SEPT. 14th, 1882, 500 Acres unimproved Land, situated on the Opuha run, being R.S. No. 32302, and joining Mr Edwards’ Property on one side, and the Don. Air Wigley’s on the other. Sale at 2 o’clock R. WILKIN & CO., Auctioneers. This Block of Land, without exception, for Fanning Purposes cannot be equalled in 'he District. ;m29 FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Azj ESSRb It. WILKIN AND GO jLVJ. bare received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of O. Green to Sell by Public Auction at their Salerooms, Timaru, on MONDAY. SEPT. 14tm, 1882, Three-quarters of an Acre of Valuable Freehold Land, being Sections Nos. 218 ami 210 in the Government Town of Timaru, and having a long frontage on the Main South Road and on George and Catherine streets, with a well-built Feur-roomed Brick Dwelling-house, good Garden and Orchard, and other improvements thorcon. Sale at 2 o’clock. R. WILKIN A CO , an2o Auctioneers. FREEHOLD TOWN PROPERTY. - Messrs r. wilkin and co have received instructions from Mr B. Tooth to Sell by Public Auction at their Salerooms, on MONDAY, 11th SEPT., 1882, One-Eighth of an Acre, having a frontage on North street, Timaru, being part of Section No. 4, with 2 threc-roomed wooden and concrete Houses thereon. Quarter-Acre, part section No-. 5, Timaru, 1 threc-roomed concrete House and cellar, and 1 fourroomed wooden house thereon. On account of Mr Ellis Mills—--2 Quarter-Acre Sections Nos. 3G and 37, situated at Kakahn, Hilton, with two-roomed wooden House thereon. Freehold. Title, Land Transfer Act. On account of Mr F. Abrams — 2 Quarter-Acre Sections, Nos, 50 and 51, situated at Wai-iti Section No. 87, containing 1 rood 3G perches, or thereabouts, situated at Wai-iti, and adjoining Sections Nos. 50 and 51 Improved Farm of 474 Acres, situated about 2-h miles from Albury and about 7 miles from the Gave, divided into eight paddocks, with substantial improvements, consisting of 2 nooses, Stockyards, Stables, etc, and Garden, well stocked with about 1200 Fruit and other Trees.

On account of Mr T, T. Brownell All that Piece of Lund, containing 1 rood. 30 perches, having a frontage on Elizabeth street of 200 links, and a depth of 220 links, being part of R.S 1760, with a well built G-rooined Stone House thereon, and good underground Tank 1 Quarter-Acre Section adjoining, well fenced 80 Acre Farm, all Fenced, about 4 miles from Pleasant Point, with House and other improvements thereon. Sale at 2 o’clock. R. WILKIN & CO., ses Auctioneers. G. ■ F. Marl hi . VALUABLE SAWMILL PROPEIMT. SATURDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. GF. M A R TIN , (in conjunction with Messrs Carswell, White and Co.) has received instructions from Messrs Moffett and Sloan to Sell by Auction in the Prince of Wales’ Hotel, on th« above date, All that Valuable Property and Plant, known as the EDEN DALE SAWMILL, situated at the Oteramika Railway Siding(reccntly the pioperty of the N.Z. and A.L, Co.) The Properly will be offered in one lot, and comprises 5 Acres of Freehold Land, one 10-h.p. engine, 1 donkey do, benches, planing machine, laths, saws, belting, shafting, pull-ys, trollies, several milas of tramway. 14 hullo *.s, yokes, and chains, 2 draught lioraes and harness. Buildings, including mi 1, engine, and firewood sheds ; shingle and saw do, office and store, manager’s house, men’s huts, planing shed, and every requisite for working an expensive sawmill business. Purchaser will have the right of cutting all timber over about 10C0 acres of bush adjoining the mill, for a t rm of seven years, at a royalty to be stated at sale. Terms —Will be one-fourth cash ; balance by three promissory notes, in equal amounts, drawn at 4, S, and 12 months, bearing interest at seven per cent. The Sawmill commands one of the best positions in Southland for a business of the kind, being on the main trunk line, in the centre of a large agricultural district, and has special facilities for commanding the trade north of Invercargill. The mill has only been about three years in operation , and has a large and assorted stock of the best timber to cut from, with im ever increasing demand. Full inventory can be seen, and particulars obtained, on application to THE AUCTIONEERS, «u3l Invercargill,