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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 326, 31 January 1874, Page 2

SfipjrJESl^AY, 11th FEBRUARY, At 2 o'clock; FREEHOLD PROPERTY* MATTHEW HAY 4 ; has received instructions from Mr. <2hArlei Redden to sell by public huction, on the above day and date, on the ground, Tuapeka Flat, immediately opposite Fitsgerald's Btoro, Section 1, Block VI., Tuapek» West, subdivided Into paddocks, 12 acres being under crops of wheat, Oats barley, potatoes, and peas. 2 Gardens, well stocked with fruit trees, &c> A Substantial Sefen-f odmed House erected on the section, together with the •Household Furniture, &c., will be sold at the same time. A 150,.. % head of quiet Dairy Cattle 2 Horses, broken to saddle and harness And a number of Poultry. ( . Terms at Sale. MONDAY, 2:n> FEBRUARY, At 11 o'clock, "IMPORTANT SALE OF LEASEHOLD ' * PROPERTY, NEAR SWITZERS. T fiORSES, CATTLE, GROWING CROPS, "." AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, " HOTEL, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, &c. ' ' t\ F. MARTIN **• has received instructions from the Mortgagee to submit to public competition, qn Monday, 2nd February, at 11 o'clock, on the premises, near Switzers, Th? whole of the "Agricultural "Lease Property presently occupied by Mr. Lennie; and being sections numbered 24, 25, 26, and 15, bjlcck 1., Wendbn District ; together with_. the _growing crop^ of_Oats^ -Potatoes, and Barley. The property is a valuable one, and the Sections are splendidly fenced and under cultivation: The Hotel is situated on the int«n read to Invercargill, and has attached every convenience for farming. The house commands a good trade. There is a capital stable, and ahed fitted with chaffcutter, -worked by water power. ' • At tot same time, 4 Horses, a Dray, Harness, and sundry Cattle will be offered for sale. Terms at Sale. No Reserve. • €h F. MARTIN, - -*- ■"Auctioneer, lavercargill. WEDNESDAY, 11th FEBRUARY, 1874, At 8 o'clock. To^Settlers, Investors, and Others. jhAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CAPSTICK V have received instructions ' from Mr. Alexander Byers to sell by auction, the whole of his Freehold Property, at their Rooms, Milton, on Wednesday, 11th February, 1874, at 3 o'clock, consisting of All those pieces or parcels of land, being Sections No.' respectively, 1, 2, 27, end pert of Sections 14 and 15, Block VII., containing by adnieasure- - tften't 249 acres and 2 poles, more or \ ; '-•• less;''t6gethes with all improvements . . .thereon.' "■' ' - The improvements are : — A 3-rcomed house, 4-Btalled stable and outhous.es. The whole of th» property is fenced in and divided into two paddocks. Crops at valuation. Terms very Liberal. Title, Crown Grant. For further particulars, apply to the • - ' Auctioneers. THURSDAY 4 FRIDAY, 19 & 20 FEB., At 12 o'clock each day. * ANNUAti SALE OF STUD SHEEP, &c. fiAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND. CAPSTICK V -will hold.their annual Sale of pure-bred STUD SHEEP, on the above^ dates, at their , Toko^na&vbw .--,', : The Auctioneers beg to remind breeders of' Sheep that at the first series, of Sales held by R. W. Capstick at the above Yards in 1872, ijß. disposed of over 100 Jjeicester rams and ;- ram lambs bringing aa high as £12 ; 200 ' ' Leicester ewe lambs at 80s to 62s each ; 3000 breeding merino ewes were disposed of at same date.-' l A3 so, at the first series of sales held 20th February," 1873, the Auctioneer disposed of 347 Leicester rams of various «gea,~Mr. Murray's ram lambs brought from ' £ll -to £f& each ; Messrs. Mosley's, Wilson's Hislpp's, Grey's, and: Sutherland's brought from £4 to £8 each: the others from £1 -ISs to £3 15s each. 3l£. three-quarter and pure-bred ewe lambs ranged from " 22s to 50s each ; 1306 merino ewes,' 3b" 6d bo, 5s each; wad 700 two-tooth cross-bred ewes," 10s • each. ' ' ' Capsiick,.Duthie, and Capstick trust that vendors will continue the same liberal patronage to the present firm as they awarded to R. - -W. Capstick, assuring tliem fcfcat no legitimate mews will be spared to make the forthcoming - Show and Sales as successful as those of the JSet two seasons. - . - -'- * The Atrotioneers will thank all parties desirous, of. exhibiting Stock for sale to forward "fiill particulars as early as possible, so as they - .ipay r be nuffici^ntiy announced. ' 'HUB.— - Vendors 'will observe that fcke Sale ,j6t th« 19th will be confined to rams, and Leicester aVid, other long-woolled ewes, and 'that of tfcV^Oth for merino ewes, weathers, and • feU other dea.riptione of Stock. On account, of David Carpon, Esq. ' ■' 20 Pure-bred 4- tooth iLsieeater Earns 40 Da ..2-tooth • Ewes 80 Do. Ram Lambs * On account of W, Albion, Esq., " 60 Leicester Rwn i»mbß ( 2 HjOOthLeiceßter Earns CO Leicester Ewe Lambs, jQ» account of George Nichol, Esq., . ',- •-' X 4 Ram'Lanibs,'* crolra 'between ßomnoy '* Marsh an"d"'Ch"evidli7 •' On Recount of 'Jam'efe Wilson Wilson, Esq., •tj^j- ' 2- P»ire-:bred 4-tcoth' Leicester Rams ' '• 2 >,' ' 2-tooth "Leicester. Rams .24 , r 2; tooth Leicester.Ewgs, w.ith ■ - ftlaaibs.afc foot t ■ <$• » ' Leicester and Lincoln Ram