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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6383, 28 July 1882, Page 4

Properties for Sale. AGRICULTURAL LAND FOR SALE. Subdivided Into TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS, FARMS, AND ESTATES. To Suit all Classes ol Purchasers. THE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LIMITED) aro now OFFERING for SALE tho whole of their Splendid Ebtuto, situated on tho Mataura, extending from Gore to Athol and Dipton, and iutorscetcd throughout by railways, with novor-falling stroams of water. BY FREE SELECTION, upon tho moßt liberal terms of deforrcd payinouts, with interest at D per cent. A largo nuinbor of sottlera aro alroady in successful occupation of farms on various parts of the Estate; and iutondiiig purchasers are invited to Inspect tho growing crops of wheat, barley, oats, turnipa, and grass. ADVANCES. The Company also undertake to advance (if required) to any purchaser tho cost of uubßtautial iinurovo inonts by fencing and building, not exceeding in tho whole one pound per acre; ropayable iv lire annual instalments, with 0 por cent, interest. Aleo, Liberal advancos on Growing Crops of Grain, charging aiinply O per cent, interest till ropaid, by tho sale of grain or otherwise. For pinna of the Estato, subdivisions, towußhips, &c. and other Information, apply at tho OFFICES of tho COMPANST, Dunedin, Wautwood (near Mandevillo) and SJu Gore. j^l O R SALE. 320 acres of flrst-clasa LAND, securely shcop-proof fenced, within two (2) miles of railway-station. The soil is deep down, and fit for the plough.—For particulars apply to BJy MARSHALL & COPELAND LAND FOR SALE. THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY (LIMITED) is now prepared to treat for the salo of ESTATES and FARMS In Canterbury, Otago, and Southland, on the most Liberal Torms of Payment and Interest. Blocks of Land are already surveyed Into farms on many of the properties, upon which moderato reserve prices havo been fixed, and any of them may be selected. Where tho land is not so subdivided, blocks may be selected, and by applying to tho Company pricos will be obtained. The Company has alroady disposed of 03,375 acres for £174,985. Tho Company's properties in Canterbury and North Otago produce first-class wheat; and the Edendale Estate, in Southland, is unsurpassed for oats, grass, and turnips. Tho Dairy Factory Is now In full working ordor Edendale. For plans and all othor Information apply to THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND CO. (LIMITED), Dunedin; Or its Agents In Christchurch, Timaru, Oamaru Dunedin, and Invorcargill AN EXCELLENT CHOICE O? SUPERIOR, AGRICULTUBAL FARMS, ON RICH TERRACE AND VALLEY LAND IN SOUTHLAND, AT LOW PRICES SPREAD OVER 16 YEARS, With powbs to fat Larobr Ikstalmsnts, OB TUB OUTSTANDDJO BiLANCI AT ANY TIM« CONVHNIBHT. THE VERY VALUABLE ESTATE SPRINGBANK, consisting of 2000 acres, has be«n subdivided Into farms varying from 153 to 276 acres in extent, well adapted for practical and successful agriculture. Two or more farms may be thrown together. Tho property consists of fertile terrace and valley land of a deep loam, not far from the Oroti River, Is not subject to floods, and is well sheltered by the Spar Bush, which afferds an abundant supply of first-class timber for fencing and building. Each paddock has access to running water, and the natural drainage is excellent. It is situated within Bix miles of the railway from Invercargill to Thornbury Junction, and thus possesses an easy access to Invercargill, which is only about 12 miles distant by rail, tor the disposal of dairy produce, grain, and fat stock. Part of the land has been cultivated, showing capabilities of a large yield of grain as well as most luxuriant English grass. On the uncultivated portion of the land a clearing by burning is all that is required before commencing to plough. Payment of the whole or part of tho price may jo made by half-yearly instalments, at a low rate of Interest spread over 15 years, forming a less half-yearly payment than would be charged for rent. The present Is an admirable opportunity for a settler securing an excellent farm in proximity to a market, with the certainty of the land Increasing In value beyond the price at which it is now offered. The property is also offered in one lot, Including all improvements, stock (2700 sheep, horses and cattle), implements, &c. Apply lmmmediately to JOHN BATHGATE, New Zealand Mortgage and Investment Association (Limited), Exchange Buildings, Dunedin; FORD & NEWTON.I Christchurcli; J. T. FORD * CO, Timaru; MOSS JONAS, Timaru; CARSWELL, WHITE, & CO., •»- Invercargill; M'ARDELL & CO., Invercargill; FLEMING 4 HEDLEY, Oamaru; from whom maps ol the estate and all Information may b« obtained. Mr Gbokoi Williamson, at the homestead, will point out the farms to Intending purchasers., 7]u TO PURCHASERS OF LAND THE EMIGRANT and COLONIST^ AID CORPORATION (LIMITED) has 10,000 acres of land open for selection in sections varying from 50 to 500 acres. The land forms part of the block known as the " Feilding Settlement," Bituated in the heart of the Manawatu county. A large portion of the sections have frontage on good metalled roads in close proximity to a main railway line. . The quality of the soil ia vary rich. It is bush land, and much of it has special value for saw-milling purposes. What is not thus heavily timbered can Be cleared at a cost of 30s per acre. The price of the land is £2 10s per acre cash, or £3 per acre on deterred payment, on the following terms, viz.: £1 to bo paid on selection and the balance, viz., £2, at the end of five years, meantime bearing interest at six per cent. Title under the Land Transfer Act. For plans and further particulars apply THE AGENT E. ft O. AID CORPORATION, Fetldlng;. Feuding, Ist July, 1881. Ci O R SALE, PORTABLE ENGINE, double cylinder, eight h.p. nominal), in good order. Also, 2Jin SAW-SHAFT, with four Saws. Particulars HENRY J. BACON, Auctioneer, Dowling street, Dunodin. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. CO NNE LL & MOODIE , have for Salo— DUNEDIN.—Seven • roomed House, Cumberland street; full quarter-acre. Two Houses, London Btreet, with full section. Quarter-acre Section, Sueen street; fine building site. Section 53, ock XXXVII, Dunedin, with five-roomed Dwelling-house. Ten Acres near Botanical Gardens (40). ANDERSON'S BAY.-Villa residence, briok and cement, 10 rooms; cojeh-house, stable; grounds beautifully laid out, American trees, thorn hedges; orchard, over 120 fruit trees, full bearPORT CHALMERS-Section 368. GLENDERMID.—Erght Acre 3of Land, specially suitable as Bite for manufactory. Easy railway-siding; frontage to Bay. UPPER HARBOUR EAST.—About 12 acres on same Bide of Harbour, suitable for gentleman's suburban residence. NEWINGTON. — Villa (two-storey), and Throe-quarter-acre of Land, beautifully laid out. Every convenience. ROSLYN.—Four-roomed House and Quarter'acre, near Tram terminus. PALMERSTON.—SeveraI Sections for sale. OAMARU.—SeetIonB 1 and 2, Block XXXVI; good site. RAVENSBOURNE.—Three-roomed Houße and severa separate Sites. SITES In St. Kilda, South Dunedin, Grant's Braes, Rockyside, SK Leonards. VAUXHALL.—A magnificent Site for a gentleman's villa, several acres in extent. Also, Dwellinghouse and Grounds. NEVADA. — Beautiful Suburban Residence, with charming view ; Quarter-acre ; nine rooms; brick tenement, extra well finished throughout. ST. LEONARDS. — Beautiful site, 2J acres, well sheltered; close to railway station ; small House. Also, another 6J acres, suitable Suburban Residence. NORTH HARBOUR AND BLUESKIN.-Sectlonß 72 and 73, block VII SHAG VALLEY Several first-class Farms, from 40 to 500 acres. LOVELL'S FLAT.—Good Farm of 1000 acres, mixed agricultural and pastoral; fenced, subdivided, partly cultivated; £3 por acre. OTAGO PENINSULA.—Sixty Acres, with firat-clasß Dwelling-bouse (eight rooms), Stable, aud Outbuildings. Also, Dairy Farm of 141 acres, mostly iv grass; good house and' buildings. POMAHAKA DlSTßlCT.—Sections 33, 34, 35, 36, and 37, Block VIII, price £4 per acre, near railwaystation ; also, a large block. HILLEND DISTRICT.—Farm, 231 acres, all Improved ; dwelling, stable, cattle-shed, barn. HOKONUI DISTRICT (SOUTHLAND).—292 acres, adjoining Riveradale. First-class farming land, cheap -_■ GLENKENICH AND WAlPAHl.—Several first-class farms, improved ; areas to suit purchasers—from 20d to 2000 acres. LARGE FREEHOLDS.-Several choice Frcehpld pro- • pertles, from 4000 to 15,000 acres, with exteuuive improvements. - For Sale, &o. pQICORY, CHICORY, CHICORY, 3f the best quality—Kiln-dried, Roosted, or CJround, ,n any quantity. No reasonable offer refused. JAMES JONE3, .2]u Templeton Chicory Works, Canterbury, N.Z. PLUMBERS and ENGINEERS BRASS FOUNDRY.-Largest aiid bc^t-selected itock iv the Colonies. A. & T BUET