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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 390, 12 September 1874, Page 2

THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock p.m, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MATTHEW HAY has received instructions from Mr. Constable Htscox to sell by public auction at his residence the Camp, Lawrence, on the above date and time, The whole of his Household Furniture, consisting o£ tables, chairs, cupboard, sofa, drawers, mshstand, fender and fire irons, crockeryware and glassware, cooking utensils, &c., &c. As Mr. Hiscox is about to be transferred to another district, he is compelled to dispose of his Furniture, Terms Cash. THURSDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, At 1 o'clock. VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY AT TAPANUI. Tl/TATTHEW HAY •*-'-*• has received instructions to sell by public auction, on the premises, Tapanui, on the above date, if not previously disposed of by private treaty, THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TAPANUI, Being the freehold property of Mr. Andrew Allan. The Hotel is doing an excellent business, and comprises a spacious dining room, parlors, Billiard-rooni, large kitchen, six bedrooms, and Bar ; also, a 6-stalled Stable, substantially built, with loose-box, together with store room, wash-house, and large brick oven. The house and stable are built on Sections 1 and 11, Block XV., fronting Northumberland-street, and is the best site for business in the Township, For further particulars apply to the Proprietor on the premises, Tapanui j or, to the Auctioneer, Lawrence. Mr. M. Hay will be glad to receive instructions to sell, on the same date, property in the vicinity of Tapanui. Immediately after the above, there will be pold, by instructions from Mr. J. E. Bromley, Section 1, Block XII., town of Tapanui, on which is erected a house and stable. The section is well fenced and stocked with 200 fruit trees and bußh.es. Also, section 10 of same block, containing outbuildings and a well of pure water. Terms at Sale, SATURDAY, I9th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock, At th,e Tuftpeka Hotel Yards, Tuapeka Mat. MIXED CATTLE. TMTATTHEW HAY *■■*■ has received instructions from Mr. T. Treloar to sell by auction, on Saturday, 19th September, at 2 o'clock, at the Tuapeka Hotel Yards, Tuapeka Flat, 40 Head of Mixed Cattle, consisting of cows in calf, and calves at foot, Bteers, &c. TEEMS AT SAKE. NO RESEBVE. TUESDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, At 3 o'clock. HAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CO. \J have been Instructed by Mr. Joseph Albert, of Waihola, to sell by auction at their Hooms, Milton, Tokomairiro, on Tuesday, the ■29th September, at three o'clock, The whole of the Freehold Property in the Clarendon and Waihola District, containing by admeasurement 1669 a 31* 3p (more or less), together with section 4, block XIX., Waihola District, 51a 2r 32p, leasehold, subject to a rental of £10 per annum, lease expiring in May, 1879. Improvements are — Nine-roomed dwellinghouse, four-roomed cottage, 2 barns, five-stalled stable, harness room, buggy shed, stockyard, and stackyard, nearly all fenced sheep-proof, and hedges planted with whin, broom, and hawthorn. The whole are subdivided- into 17 paddocks ; about 300 acres in English grass ; a portion ready for seed, and about 5O acres already in wheat. N.B. — The property is beautifull situated on the banks of the Waihola Lake (a great portion adjoining the lake is composed of rich alluvial deposit) on the Main South 3toad, about 26 miles from Dunedin, one mile from Waihola School, Post Office, and Bailway Station. To capitalists 4 and others looking out for a desirable property, by inspection, the s above property will recommend itself as a valuable and safe investment, with the railway running through the property, and within an hours distance of Dunedin. There is every probability that the lake frontage "will be required at no distant date for villa residences, on account of its . pipturesquensss, healthy position, and the mild braceing air from the Lake. THURSDAY, 17tbt SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock, nAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CO, \J have been favored with instruct ions from Thomas Murray, Esq., to sell- by auction, at their Yards, Milton, on Thursday, the 17th September, at 2 o'clock, 40 Prime heavy weight cross-bred fat Wethers, the same class of sheep as gained the prize at last Tokqmairiro Show. U .B. — The Auctioneers notify to the public that' they will for the future hold sales of fat itWk every Thursday, » tfcw Y»rds, MUt«n,