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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 119, 19 May 1870, Page 4

'" THURSDAY, Wi% MAY, At 12 o'clock. r AL.UABLE MINING PROPERTY AT HORSESHOE BEND. If A If T H B W HAY *J- has received instructions from the lortgagee to sell by public auction, on he Ground, at Horseshoe Bend, on 'hursday, May 19th, One-fifth Share in that valuable Water Race, known as Rigney and Parry's, running From the Menzion Burn to the Horseshoe Bend, registered to carry 5 heads of water, and capable of carrying 10. TUESDAY, 31st MAY, At o'clock. MPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND, CATTLE, CORSES, &c. ) W. C A P. S T I C X •^» has been instructed by Messrs. David DewaT, Tanner, and others, to sell >y auction, at Mr. Thomas Bradley^s lay, the 31st inst., at 1 o'clock, Q STEERS, HO HEAD MIXED CATTLE, £\ First-class Clydesdale Mares, 1 Saddle Horse, Saddle and Bridle, Q Saddles and Bridles, 1 Express complete with double seats, Pole ah 4 Shafts, "j Set of Double Harness, 1 Single Buggy, (Abbot's), and Harness, I Tip Dray, and set of Cart Harness, 1 Firatclass Force Pump and Piping $LC\ Bushels of first-class wheat seed t)\J (more or less), yXPi D' 1 -) do.* grass seed* do. Also, All that Parcel of Land, iii the Pro*•vince of Otago, aforesaid, by admeasurement 315 acres (more or less,), situated andknow^n as Mayfield Farm, So~ith being sections 3, 4, 5; 6, 'J and 8, Block XXXV., Sottthbridge District ; all fenced in and broken np, 125 acres in English {Jrass ; 100 acres vs. Oats ; §0 acres ploughed and ready for seed ; and 40 acres in stubble, with dwelling j ioiise, 8-staiL stable, and a large barn*. SO feet x 45 feet, capable of holding €000 to 7000 bushels of grain, with, substantial stockyard thereon. The above will be offered in separate lections if required. Immediately thereafter there will be jffered, behind R . W. Capstick's store, 1000 Fencing Posts_ (more or less), in lots to siat purchasers. O W. CAPSTICK **> • Has for Sale, by Private Treaty, IGRICULTURAL LEASE Of 100 Acres. Sections 7 and 8, Block VI., Table Hill District. Forty-five acres are fenced in, ten acres of which are broken up, and have been sropped with oats, two acres' of turnips, md half-acre potatoesj to be ■sold, by valuation. There is a two-roomed weatherboard house, fowl-house, piggery, stockpard, and one chain square of garden, well and sufficiently stocked with fruit trees, with a stream of pure water running past the house ; also, plenty of timber adjoining the' sections, ancd a good run for cattle and sheep, as the Goldfields reserves adjoin the farm. For further particulars, apply to Mr. | Bramwell, proprietor, on the groun d ; or to R. W. CAPSTICK, Tokomairiro, OTAGO BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, ?TIHE Committee of the above Institution JL desire to acknowledge receipt of the sum of fifty-two "pound§ eight shillings and sixpence sterling, being'amouiit collected'by Dr. E. H-alley and W. E. Farrer, Esq., in Lawrence, uapeka> in aid of the Institution, and to tender their sincere 'tjianks to those gentlemen, and to the numerous subscribers^, for their very liberal assistance. " By Order. "" v " .tLOJES A. WEBB, •/ Secretary. *' SWITZERS GOLDFIELD. Application for an Agricnlkiral. Lease. % HEREBY Give Notice that I kave this f day applied to the Warden.for a leage ■of Jand for agricultural purposes, situate •at Switzers, and. being -section A, block 111., Waikaia district, comprising fifty'ihree acres or thereabout, in accordance ■^ith the Agricultural Leases Regulations ; iapd that the said application will be lieard at the Warden's office, Si withers, on Wednesday, Ist June, 1870 Persons objecting to the granting of £nch lease must lodge the same with the *»^Tarden within tw_enty-four hours of the <§jas of hearing, "~ ' " GEORGE BAILEY, Agent for T» T. Ritchie, "SQussftee tot W&. Nugent W*>o d