N.Z., consisting of 0230 acres (more or le.-s) of freehold land, all of it really good country (limestone and blue clay 'forma tion) and first class land for permanent pasture. In its present state capable of carrying 10,000 sheep, when burnt and surface sown two to three sheep to the acre. Ring fence, nearly complete. Subdivided into four large paddocks. A ten-roomed dwelling house, with dairy, scullery, &c„ and a well-stocked garden and orchard, woolshed, stable, barn, new sheep yards, ten grass paddocks round the homestead. A first-class new dip, together with 8000 sheep, 00 head quiet cattle, 10 working bullocks and dray, and station horses, &c. Everything in thorough working order, and capable of being worked with great economy. Terms easy For further particulars, apply to W. aiid G. TURNBULL and Co.. Wellington; or to A. J. RUTHERFORD, Bawland, Masterton. 2f TO CAPITALISTS AND CONTRACTORS. Tp O R SALE ■*- (OR PARTNEIISHn 1), A SAW-MILL in Canterbury. Demand greater than supply. Market cut stuff, from IS to 20s per 100 super, feet, at the mill; Bridge cut stuff .27s Gd. Mill cuts 30,000 mper. feet per week. Bush consists of SO acres, 50 of which are uncut. Unlimited supply of posts and rails can he taken out of bush already cut. Timber principally black pine. Selling price, £2300.— Partnership, £1000. Further particulars of F. SLEE and C. T. WILLTAMS, Land Brokers and Agents, 10f Waimate, Canterbury. P O R S A L "E, SECTIONS in South Dunedin, Forbury, St. Kilda Shicl Hill, and Opoho. J- REID MACKENZIE, 9Ja ____^ Princes stieet. JP O R S A L fiE, THE MOUNT FAIRFAX ESTATE, One of the earliest and choicest selections in the District, situated between the Apa rima River and the Loiigwood Forest, on the Main North road, 10 miles from Riverton, comprising eleven hundred aud seventy-one (1171) acres, more or less, being in about equal proportions rich river flat, black volcanic, and superior terrace land, subdivided into fifteen paddocks. Abowfc 300 acres have been ploughed up. and the re mainder improved by scattering Englisb grass. The buildings comprise a very commodious dwelling house of 13 rooms, store, woolshed, stables, &c. ° There is a very good mill-stream on the' property suitable for an overshot wheel; also, inexhaustible deposits of fossiliferous limestone, being an excellent and durable building stone, and also suitable for maki g lime. 