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Southland Times, Issue 3302, 20 January 1879, Page 3

_IcArdelf & Op's Salei" • IVfl"c A R D E L L "&; O'-O"., I AUCTIONEERS, STOCK, STATION?---4 LAN D, ESTA TE , r AND ,'' ' '*■ I GENERAL COMMISSION AGfiNTS,' Don Street, iNVERCARGiLLf ° f. l . Every description of Freehold and Leasefibld -j Property sold, either by Private j Contlact or by Public ' ' \ ' Auction. - i ■ j Periodical Sales by Auction of Wool, Skins, • Hides, Giain, and other Farm Produce' n WEEKLY SALES OF HORSES. ~ ' Auction Sales conducted in any part of the Southlarid District. • — — — v * . -LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES Made on Land and Stock. .* » also on /t ' ; CCNSIGUMENvTS OF WOOL, On all descriptions of ' Farm Produce and Merchandise coming for. | ward for sale. , -- ■? ; AMPLE STORAGE "ACCOMMODATION All Business entrusted to us Avill receive of -. our best attention. ' Account , Sales promptly . rendered, ' \ { McARDELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS, &c i Tempoiary Offices : DOJX STREET, • Adjoining Mr Jaggers' Premises,Auction Sales. { ' X TUESDAY, 21st JANUARY. CATTLE SALE, MAVIS BUSH. "\ HE. OSBORNE has received/, ingtruc- • tions from Mr D. Macfarlane to sell by auction at his farm. Mavis Bush, on Tues--1 day, January 21st, at 1 o'clock, 30 head cattle, consisting of — 1 FIRST-CLASS DAIRY' COWS ' Jg HEIFERS and STEERS p AYRSHIRE BULLS. Terms at sale. UNRESERVED SALE. FRIDAY, 31st JANUARY, ' - At 1 p.m. HENRY DRIVER has received instructions "from R. B. Williams, to sell by auction at CiOAvn Hotel Stables, Balclutha, on the above date, — THE WHOLE OF HIS COACHING, „ PLANT. .1 IS Passenger Coach 2 15 I " ?o 9 •' '' 1 Station Waggon 1 Single Buggy and Harness ' >f ;, 50 Horses _ *— " '36 Riigs ' > 50 Sets Coach Harness 7 years lease, 150 acres hill- land, near Clutha Raihvay Bridge r 10-Stalled Iron Stable, built for removal, (Kaibiku) * » Stable Utensils, Office • Furniture'? &c., &c. Spare Gear, Lamps, Bars!, ki.j kcX Also at the same time and place . on most reasonable terms-— • £ A farm of 610 acres in Forest' \Eill Dis- • trict, subdivided and planted Avith Quick Hedges, about 150 acres laid; down in English Grass, a good _-;■'■ roomed house, stable, barn, and stockyard.' A The whple of this land; :-:- is of first-class quality, of a heavy ; loamy soil, but-not subject to floods. It is one of the first selections made .-■- /by J. Ti Thomson, ; Esq., laf^-chief surveyor, and is situated Avithin. 3 miles of Ryal Biish' and Femlrill Railway -Stations. -.'OAvihg to the vendor Avishihg to settle his affairs ._. ... jjgf 01 .g i ea yi n g on ,;a visited ; the /.Old ■ -' - Countiy, thcupset price : will be low, and the terms such as tp make it one of the best opportunities. for : irivestmen't* of : '-'settlement offered" f Or - a '■■' long?time in Southland.; v> - ' ! Further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or Murray, Dalgliesh, & Co., Invercargill. ; UNRESERVED SALE.V; XX „ ''Date and?ppticulars in future: rr Advertisement.) HENRY DRIVER has recived instructions ,_ from R. B. Williams to sell by auction at 'Balclutha, within one week of the opening ° f trie D uriedihrlnA-ercargiil Railway, >, the whole of his' ': . ' X' '\X CO AC HI NG, , : P LA AS h, NoAvrunriing -between Balclutha arid Clinton 'XX"._ Also ori nipst;_avorable tei^,p-r ' : ;X. jfti A .ACRE'S -n. New River Hundred, \JXtir , qne ; of ,the first selections, -in Forest Hill District, selected, by- J. T. Thomson, Esq. (late chief surveyor). MONDAY, 20th JANUARY, ' At 2 o'clock. , At the Wool Stores, High sheet, Dunedin. SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL LAND. Titipua.Valley Estate. TTT RIGHT, STEPHENSON, & Co. have YV leceived instructions from Mr W. B. Kingswell, to sell .by auction at their Wool Stores. High street, Dunedin, on Monday, 20th January, at 2 o'clock. 850 acies rich agricultural land, well watered by the Titipua and other streams, being sections 6, 30, and 31, Titipua Valley Estate, Lindhurst District, Southland. The creek that » bounds the property on one side renders fencing on that side unncessary, ,-as it is sheep and cattle procf. 140 acies are fenced in and diained, the remainder being open; -land. r. ,The auctioneers desire to call special attention to the gale of this very valuable property, the soil beipg of similar quality to the N.Z. and A. Land Co.'s Edendale Estate, the selection having been made by Mr Kingswell over five years ago. For terms, conditions, and all other particulais, apply to the Auctioneers.. P O E SALE CHEAP, A Grand Music Box with Flutina, eight tunes of Moody & Sankey's" Music. The foUowing 'are the tunes — - 1." Hold the Fort. , "' 2. We are waiting by the River. * 3. Safe in the arms of Jesus. , . 4. Knocking, knocking, who is there? 5. Once for all. - G. The Great Physician. 7. The Prodigal Child., , - 8. Room among tne angels, , l ' ' A ppiy '* . / T. J. L U M S D B NJ" Watchmaker and Jeweller, ' '-'„ •. ', Next Bank of New Zealand j - -'Tay street, INVERCAR Gf"i L L P' ° K s; A L . E,— Tavo 3-roomed cottages in TAveed street" For particulars apply C. Freeman, Jeweller, De street. ' - \ JACOBS AND MOIR'S 'FANCY GOODS warehouse, Opposite Post Office, Dee street! ggCullery, Clocks, JeAvellery, Vases. Desks, Workboxes, -Stationery, Novels, Albums Fancy Woik. Wools, Braids, Toys, Pipes Tobacco, Cigars. l * T ** — -. , _.- *■„ i .1 —PIANOS— PIANOS— PIANOS— f - <2j ORGANS, HARMONIUMS, CASTERBU&YB, Aj •Z-T MUSIC, VIOLINS, CONCERTINAS. " "S <j Best Makers, Lowest Prices, Deferred Pay- z{ Pj< ments, Tuning Done. P -I - ~ gQ^VM— SOOia— SQNYI3-* \ JACOBS k MOIR, OpEQipE Pogy Oi'WCfi, D£_3 STRjjfix,