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Southland Times, Issue 2054, 18 January 1875, Page 4

JLuctlon Sales. DESIRABLE STATION PROPERTY. For Absolute Sale. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, At 2 o'clock. MARTIN, MAITLAND <fc CO. have received instructions from R. W. Williams, Esq., to sell by public auction, at their Wool Stores, Dee street, Invercargill, that most desirable property known as THE GAP STATION, Comprising about Qnn ACRES freeholi) p Do LEASEHOLD, under sapaOOv/v/ rate leases Together with the following stock, viz., about A AAA "Very superior SHEEP, nearly all ttUUU andf bred QA A \ and J bred Lambs f* £T RAMS, \ bred Lincoln and Leicester \Jt) and pure Lincoln and Leicester /r STATION HORSES £T MILCH COWS Horse Dray, Implements, &c, &c For any person possessed of moderate capital this is one of the most desirable properties in Southland, as the carrying capabilities of the land are first class, and having everything necessary in the shape of working plant, besides being well fenced and oubdivided into convenient paddocks, can be worked at very little expense. For terms and full particulars, apply to MARTIN, MAITLAND & 00,, Stock acd Station Agents. fyJAJftTIN, MAITLAND, & CO., AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Advances mado on all Stock, Land &o. for absolute sale. Loans negotiated on freehold securities. " MABEL HUNDRED. FiJIDAY,iAiuAEY 29. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions I . to sell by auction, at his rooms, Esk* i Btreet, on Friday, 29th January, I Section 20, Block V, Mabel Hundred, containing 144 a 3r 32p. Terms at sale. Also, on account of Mr John Blanchfield — Section 10, Block 11, Winton Hundred, containing 51 acres. Terms at sale. INVEBCARGHLL HUNDRED. FRIDAY, JANUARY 29. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions . from Mr John McDonald to sell by auction, at his rooms, Esk street, on Friday, January 29— ~ Sections 32 and 35, Block XIII, Invercargill Hundred, containing 152 acres, on which is erected a large dwellinghouse of 9 rooms, dairy, stockyard, sheds, &c. There is a good garden, and the laud is partly fenced and cultivated, and it adjoins the properties of Messrs Lawrence and Saunders Terms at salo. " FARM, LONG- BUSH. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2,9. HE. OSBORNE has received instructions to . gcll by auction, at his rooms, EBk street, on Friday, January 20th — Section 52, block VIII, and section 8, block VI, Invercargill Hundred, containing 168 acres (more or lese) ; fenced and subdivided into paddocks j dwelling house and stockyard erected thereon. Terms liberal HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE! ESTATE OF BAINFIELD, Within two miles of Town, to be Bold in Allotments of Various Sizes. DEFERRED PAYMENTS I JANUART 29, 1875. HE. OSBORNE has been favored with in- , atructionß from the proprietor (Mr John JBaiu) to submit to public competition, in his rooms, Esk street, on Friday, 29th January— THE ESTATE OF BAINFIELD, Situated on the Main North Road, about two miles from Invercargill. This valuable property was the first selection in the Waikiwi district, being purchased from the Crown upwards of seventeen years ago, and is mostly covered with excellent Timber, which lias been carefully preserved. In order t) suit all classes of purchasers, the estate has been subdivided into 29 ALLOTMENTS, Varying size from half an acre to 17 j^ acres. 16 of The<e actions have a frontage of two chains to the Mai'ri North Road, and contain j upwards of 4 acres each, affording splendid SITES FOE VILLA EESIDEIfCES. Nine hnlf acre sections adjoin the Prestonville Estate, and have a I FEONIAOE TO TIIE DISTRICT BOAD. These sections being all covered with timber, are highly suitable for the erection of WOEKIXO MEN'S COTTAGES. There are three sections containing 17j ACEES EACH, Mostly open land, which has been partly cultivated, and on which a considerable amount of feneinu is erected. There is a fair proportion of bush on these sections. It is seldom that such a valuable property as the above is pluced in the market, and those in .search of SMALL PEEEHOLDS Are requested to inspect the ground, which ha* been laid out by an authorised surveyor, and the whole of th« sections pe»ged and numbered. In addition to the advantage of proximity to town, it i-houlc 1 be stated that there is a Government school within one roile of Buinfield, and it is in contemplation to erect & Church on the western side of t.hs North Road— a site fa? this purpose having b-en granted by Mr Bain. There is a rtiilwuy station within five minutes' ! walk of the properly. | Terms— 3 cash, i in 12 months, balance in two yeais, bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum. Title under Land Transfer Act. ■A pUn.of the property is now on view at the ul^^ iOnCe k E . OSBORNE, Auctioneer.