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Southland Times, Issue 3295, 11 January 1879, Page 3

Or. F! Maptiit; &^€o.'s Sales. qpHvE, FTRA,THM.ORE< SALE ' NtO TICE, I 'A report having Jbecni circulated in raference to the -sale of the -Sfcrathmoie Estate _to the effect that Mr Mackintosh intended to place high reserves on the*proper£y. we -are instructed to state r that Mr Mackintosh 'has no such intention, but' 'is determined to sell at 'fair current prices notvrithstatfding- the temporary depression that now i exists, as, Having' two properties comprising ab)ut 18,000 acres of agricultural land fmdsativery difficult to work such a large area to advantage, and has decided, upon a reduction } intending purchasers may therefore Jest assured that the reserve will be merely, npminal. THE>NATIONAL'MORTGAGE& AGENCY COMPANY OF N. Z., LIMITED, - , J1 ' Agerits for Jas. Mackintosh, ( Dated January 10th, 1879. ] X IMPROVED AGRICULTURAL FARMS. ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS, Extending over a period of eight years. THURSDAY. ' JANUARY 23ed, 1879. OF. MARTIN a (on behalf "of the S\ M. • &A. Co.), has received 'instructions f rom Jam&s Mackintosh, Ebq. ,tosfellby;public auctidfl at'lnvercargill; x on ThufsdayV'January 23rd, at 2 o'clock, — ' 'J ' All that Magnificent " Freehold Estate known as •"' ' ' ' « STRATHMORE,' I , SituVted T in the Aparima Hundred "Western irDistrict, Southlantl, - and containing in-all , , 3165 ackes 3165 to he subdivided and sold in 20 FARMS, varying in size from 90 to 320 ACRES, the purchased of one Farm to have-the T #ptioirof taking f others^adjoiniqg. T- l " v . o; *K. Strathmore is justly considered one of the finest properties in Qtago, ( the soil being the richest alluvial deposits', capable of producing grain and root crops ot< all - descriptions. * As all the above Farms are more or less improved (including some first-class buildings) they .can be made reproductive without anyi immediate^ outlay. - ■ . * - L The Township of Ofcautau and present, terminus of the Invercargill-Riverton-Otautau railway adjoins, while the Government tention to the Nightcaps coalfields will traverse the whole length of the Estate. .There is also an abundant supply of. excellent timber. Only two miles distent. -. f^ ' " - . % - ' Tebms of Payment. One-eigth cash rib 'sale ; One-eigth within 30 days-; one-fourth by promissory note at three years ; the - balan.ce - (one-ialf ) can remain for any period up to 8 years from date of sale. ' All bearing interest (with exception of . the second payment) at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, payable halfyearly. - \ 1 . - FIRST WOOL SALE., WEDNESDAY, 15th JANUARY. G'.F.-MARTIN (on behalf of the N. M. >• ' and, A. Company), begs to intimate that~his first wool sale 'in' the Crescent Stores wUl.be held on the|a]3pve'date,_when^,bout OAA BALES will be submitted. Tenders are requested to forward their lots, with particulars, three days prior to the sale to secure their being included in the catalogue. Sale at 2 o'clock.. ■ William Todd's Sales. THIS DAY. ' At 2 o'clock. ~ ' - j , WILLIAM TODD wiU seU in rooms, Dee street,— 10, cases stout, guaranteed condition. And , General goods. Without 'reserve. SOUTHLAND CORN AND LAND ' ' EXCHANGE 1 (Sale Rooms, Esk Street.) "WILLIAM TODD, AUCTIONEER, STOCK AND LAND SALESMAN General- Commission Agent. Special' attention directed to the - REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SALES OF. i. 'WOOL, HIDES, AND SKINS, IN MART HORSE SALES Held each Satuiday, at 11 o'clock sharp, in Galbraith's Yards, Criterion Hotel, Don: :street. 1 G R A -I N Stored or sold in. this 6t ' Inierprovincial and Colonial Markets. COUNTRY SALES. The utmost satisfaction guaranteed. i GENERAL GOODS- SALE Each Monday in the Bdoms at 2 p.m. 1 Personal attention to aty favors, with liberal advances when required, and , . .PROMPT RETURNS. . . McArdell & Co's Sales TV|" cARDELL,&,CO., AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION, LAND, ESTATE, . AKD GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Don Steeet, Inveecaegill. Every description of Freehold and Leasehold » Property sold, either by Private ' „ . , Contract or by, Public , > Auctipn. „ , Periodical Sales by Auction of Wool, Skins, Hides, Giain, and other Farm Produce. WEEKLY SALES OF HORSES. Auction .Sales conducted in any part of the - 'j, Southland .District. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES v Made on Land and Stack. ' ALSO ON CONSIGNMENTS OF WOOL, On all descripti6ns of Farm Produce and, Merchandise coming for» ward for sale.* AMPLE STORAGE ACCOMMODATION, All ' Business entrusted to us will receive of our best attention. Account' Sales promptly rendered, MCARDELL & CO., • AUCTIONEERS, &c Temporary Offices : * t)OH STREET/, Adjoining Mr Japcgeis' Premises. Office of the Southland , ' Board of Education, Invercargill. I DO hereby publicly notify that the names of the following gentlemen have been transmitted to the Board by the Committees of the several School Districts, as the names of persons qualified to fill the vacancy in the Board caused by the death of the Hon . Sir John Richardson, that is to say, Thomas Denniston of Invercargill, .Samuel Hddgkinson of Mt. Fail-fax, Andiew Kinross of .Myross Bush, John. Morrison of Dipton, Thomas Perkins of Invercargill, Andiew Toshach of Waikiwi. . Ai)d I do hereby appoint Friday, the thirtyfirst day of January instant, as the day on which each q% the said Commitjges shall send in to the Board the name of one^of "the persons above mentioned to fill the 1 said vacancy. And I do hereby appoint Friday, the seventh day of February next, as the day on which the Board will hold the election to fill the said vacancy. ' ' Dated this sixth day of January, 1879. - l * TflOS. M. MACDONALD Chairman