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Southland Times, Issue 3302, 20 January 1879, Page 4

■__._-_-—----»—- „ i „ 3Pop Sale. Tjl O R SAL B,— Tlie^ Blacksmith's Business in "Wyhdhaw belosging to Bobt. Kidd, (as he intends leaving the district for the old' country), also sections 7, 8 and 9, Block 4, Wyndham Township, on which is erected a large 4gtalted stable and loose box, also, section 7, Block '6,"Wync_iam_Town_hijp, with a Car-, , penter's shop erected thereon* This is a splendid opportunity for persons in the trade, as a first-class payable business, has been done by the proprietor for many[ years. For fall particulars apply to Robt. Kidd, Wyndham, or office of this paper. ____ T7I O R SAL E,— A Bush Section comprising 1£ acre, all, cleared and .fenced, with 4-roomed cottage erected thereon. One acre planted with fruit, trees in full bearing, and in exceUent condition. Inspection invited. For particulars apply to ' MR JOHNSON, Clifton Hotel, \ j Bluff Boad. y Tjl <) K ~~S A L EV^j The undersigned has forsale^ — ; Sections at Grove Bush [ . „ Wreys'Bush . ! „ Otautau „ Gore „ , Mataura \ „ Lowther \ „ CampbeUtown „ Ryal Bush i „ ' Mitchelltown | „ Ea_t Winton ■ Lease of Sections in InvercargUl Park. - ' JOHN W. MITCHELL, Land Agent, ,/ '" " . - Esk street. XI O iT ~ *- -*■ The -Biver View - Estate, situated in the Tntnrau District, midway between Gore and - the -Mat-iira Bridge. ■ This property contains 2,120 acres, rich agricultural land, and is all fenced and subdivided. t For full particulars and price,; apply to JOHN W. MITCHELL, _ i Land Agent, „Esk Street. i"\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED Woolpacks, Cornsacks, Flour Bags, Twine,. Sheep Shears, Rabbit Traps, Raddle, Lampblack, Colza, BoUed and Raw OU, Arsenic, 1 , Sulphur, Bluestone, CarboHc Acid in drums,! i Sheep Nets, Fencing Wire, Wire Netting, 1 1 Staples, Galvanised Iron, Wrought and Wire i Nails, White Lead, Cement, &c. I Groceries and Oilmens Stores of all kinds .;! | Wines, Beers, and Spirits, of various brands ;j ' Canvas, Sciim, 'Floor-cloth. „ , Clover and Turnip Seeds, Imported ' GosneU's Perfumery and Brushware Fry & Sons Cocoa and Chocolate Sporting and Blasting Powder, Shot, Caps,) Sec; Wesley Richard's Breech-loading Guns \ Wrapping and Printing Paper, Paper Bags ■ Broadwood & Sons' Pianos, Pianinos, and Pianettes. McPHERSON & CO., InvercargUl. f\ O K E— FIREBRICKS FOR SALE-^Ex SARAH AND MARY,! FROM GREYMOUTH. The undersigned have received a consignment of 230 Sacks Coke, and .4000 firebricks which will be sold cheap. • JAS. WADDEL & CO. Bluff, 17th January, 1879; - •mo FARMERS. JUST ARRIVED— IOO TONS -MALDON ISLAND GUANO. On Sale at a low figure. 'Must be Cleaeed this Season. TREW & HALL, G_k__a_ Ibojtmongees, Dee Street. T7IAMILY" RESIDENCE.! FOR SALE — A Superior buUt FamUy! Residence in East InvercargUl, containing; 10 rooriiß, and outhouses, together with 2 acres of land. H. E. OSBORNE, ' Auctioneer Esk street. ; nm o~ ii s - a l e~: BIROHWOOD PREEHOLD ESTATE. This truly Valuable and Magnificent Estate is situated in the Western District of Southland, and comprises, in all, some '7500 acres of first-class land, nearly aU being I fit for the plough and is without doubt one of the best properties in the' South.' The land chiefly consists of low-lying downs and rich river flats, together r with, say, 15,000 acres of Crown lands adjoining, ***hich have been reserved for Goal and Railway purposes, arid' is well fenced and divdded. into convenient paddocks. The STOCK ■ consists Of about : j 10,000 First -class Long -Wooled; Sheep. 50 -Leicester Rams and' 20 Pure-bred j Romney Marsh: Rams (bred from the flocksof the late Dr Webster, Balrnddery, Oamaru). _4 Station Horses, including two ExceUerit Teams of: draughts. 12 Working BuUocks. ' . - ' ■ .50 Head Store Cattle. . 'IMPROVEMENTS AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. • Six-roomed Cottage (Furnished). ; Stable for 18 Horses, Chaff House,' Harness Room, Barn, kc, Woolshed, and Drafting Yards, Store; (with complete fittings), Men's, ' Huts, Cattle Yards,' Dip, &c.' (With the exception of the woolshed, drafting yards, and men's, ' ' . - huts, all the above buUdings are' quite new.) Bullock Waggon and Dray Horse Waggon, two Drays and Tip Cart ( (quite new), Ploughs, Harrows, RoUers, Stores, Tools, Sheep Net- (. ' ting,' ' Grass Seeds, &c. ' -- There are about 700 acres which have been; subdivided into smaU fields, cultivated and ' nx>w in- crop. , "The freehold wiU be sold at a moderate" price (especiaKy so when its quality is con- i sidered), and on reasonable terms, eveiytbing 5 else wUI be given in. If the property; is sold j before the Ist February, 1879, the wool -.will- i be included, if not, the sheep wiU be shorn ' and the numbers wUI stand precisely as ' enumerated, less the wool. * Upon, the freehold there is an niUimited supply 'of coal, limestone, and freestone., . The only reason for disposing of this ' favorite property is ,the , serious indisposi- j tion of of a member of 'the proprietor's \ famUy, which compels" him to leave the ' colony, j, ' - The terminus of the Otautau and Night- ; caps Railway is upon the run, and within a short distance of the freehold, and the proposed extension to the'Waian passes through - the centre of the estate, and close to the present , homestead. ."' The above property will be offered for competition by pubUc auction in Dunedin about the"* middle of February, 1879, if not earlier disposed of by private contract. • " Further det_iled^ particulars, if required, may be learned on application at the Offices of the _. . _■ tfEWrZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE^.GENCY- COMPANY (LIMITED),} ; InvercargUl, Dunedin, or CJhristchurch. Tjl O R *- S A L i£ THE NORTHWOOD PARK ESTATE, - ' , i ' 'Winton,' Southland. Comprising about 1490 acres partiaUy improved, with dweUing-house, stable, good garden and orchard. Frontage to railway and Winton River, and well sheltered. For quality, of soil and 'situation this property cannot be surpassed. The~ow_er being desirous of leaving the colony is prepared to sell at a low figure. - Apply to V , W. H, KING « • * Winton,