Person Page - 1888

From the "Port Augusta Despatch and Flinders' Advertiser", 15 february 1884
WILL sell by auction, under instructions from M. Kingsborough, Esq., Adelaide, agent for the mortgagee, and subject to the Hon Commissioner of Crown Land, all that valuable Farm, being section 123, Hundred of Palmer, County of Newcastle, containing 623 acres or thereabouts, with all the improvements, which are of a substantial character. Purchase money £623, overdue to Government since January, 1883. The whole farm is well fenced aud subdivided into three paddocks, which are all good arable land. Wooden House, two rooms, Stables and Stock yards. The Willochra Creek runs through the property, thus rendering the land liable to irrigation. N.B.—Application can be made to bring the land under the new Act, or for an extension of time to purchase. In the assigned estate of Joseph Braddock, under instructions from Messrs Barton and Handyside, trustees. All the live and dead farm stock as follows:—4 Horses, 1 Foal, 1 Cow, 1 Yearling, Reaper, Winnower, Wagon, Dray, Scarifier, Roller, Dray, 1 set 4 Harrows, Seed Sower, Hay Frame and sundries, also stock of good Wheaten Hay, estimated to contain 25 tons.³