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Southland Times, Issue 3312, 31 January 1879, Page 3

H. Driver's Sales. ~ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th w 1879. Afc2 o'clock. *• At, Olub Hotel, ToDany larmers, Breeders of Prize Stock, Speculator^, and Others. "MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN FARMS AT - * 'INVERCARGILL. * \ HENRY DRIVER (in cot junction witkMessis McArdell and Co., Inv&cai£ill)'has'ieceived instruc. tions from the proprietor, who is leaving th colony?- to offer for sale, in' the Long Room. Southland Club Hotel, InvercargiU, on Satur"' day, ISth'February, at 2 o'clock, ' ' - THE WEST PLAINS ESTATE, OF . - , - 110 ft AC^ 8 r '' This property' is situatedat a distance' pf four miles from InvercargiU, and is without doubt the choicest suburb 'of' that rapidly l ising town,' within a .mile of' the Waikiwi Station on the Invercaigill and Kingston Railway. It comprises an area of qver 1100 acies, the soil being a rich chocolate loam on a limestone -formation. The whole ofUhc Estate is perfectly' free from floods. Surrounded with forest, and subdivided by hedges, it is thoroughly shelteied, and is well known-in the district for itseaily and luxuriant growth of 'grass) ceieals, and loot crops. ' "J ' The West Plain is 'siiriilar in character and appearance to the Valley of the Hutt, Wellington, by which only is it'eqnaUed in the Colony. . This "state was originally bush land, cleared and cultivated some 17 years ago, and. divided by live fences into 100 acre farms, subdivided into numerous paddocks ; having seven excellent dwellings, bams, stables, cattlesheds for hand' feeding, dairy, or fat cattle ; together with other necessary ont-offices, and splendid orchards, with a great' variety of fiuit trees in full bearing. lX The whole esrate is laid down in a rotation of English grass, cereals, and turnips, and the high class farming uuder which it has been conducted will commend itself to any one understanding the same on paying it a visit of inspection. The property will be sold, as already subdivided; in lots of 100 acres ; and as it is in many respects a speciaUty, a personal inspection^ soUcited. ' The Auctioneers have everj' confidence in recommending this Estate as suited for choice suburban residences, or as f arms for raising prize stock, for which it is pre-eminently adapted. l The following nnprecedentediy easy'terur of payment will be allowed: — 10 per cent, cash 10 per cent, six months 10 per cent, twelve months 70 per cent, five years With 8 per cent, interest added. i For further particulars, apply to the N. Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Dunedin, InvercargiU, Oamaru, Timara and Christchurch : TM' ; - Or to . • . ■:',,. McARDELL Sc CO., . ' ' " : !';'',7 InvercargUl. UNRESERVED SALE. FRIDAY, ■; 3Ist JANUARY, " : 'At 1 i-.M. HENRY DRIVER has received instructions from R. B. WUlianis, .to sell by auction at Crown :-. Hotel -Stables, .Balclutha, on the above date,— . . " n ; THE WHOLfr OF His' COACHING ,r'PLANT. ; ,..""'. 1 IS Passenger Coach - 2 15.- . ..„ . -•.,-,.. '-„. 112 . „ .. Ay,,.-': ■:..'., .2 9 : - -„:■ 1 Station Waggon,* ■. ? '- ■ 1 Single Buggy and Harness - ■> 50 Horses ; . :: : . . ' ■'! 36-Rugs:...:-...'.. „- ; :■-:•-:.-■'■. -U 50 Sets Coach Harness '■- 7 years lease, 150 acres . hill land, near' Clutha RaUway Bridge V .;. ' 10-rStalled Iron: Stable, built for removal, (Kaihiku): Stable Utensils, , Office Eumiturej &c., &c. . .:>x-:'- A Spare Gear, Lamps, Bars, &c, &c. Also at the same time and place on most reasonable terms— , A farm .of 610 .acres .in Forest , Hill, Disf trict, subdivided and planted with? Quick- Hedges, about .150 . acres laid ' down in English. Grass, a good 4-. ' rboined hpuse,, stable, barn, and Stockyard, , The whole of this land "■"- is of^first-class Tquality, of; a., heavy loamy soil, but not isubject to floods. ' It is one of the first selections made . 7 by J. %i Thomson, Esq., late chief, surveyor, and is 'situated withinr 3" . •" . niiles pf Ryal Bush J ai\d Fei-nliili Railway Stations.j ';. Owing to :..Tt-he.. , yimdor wishing to settle? his .affairs i "''■ before leaving on a visit to the Old „ Country^ the upset price will be low, < a and the term's such as to make it one of the best opportunities for investment or settlement offered for a long time iv Southland. - l . Further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or Murray, DalgUesh. & Co., InvercargiU. '. - Auction Sales.. PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF THE SALE BY AUCTION OF A PORTTON , OF THE RECLAIMED LAND IN THE CITY OF' WELLINGTON.' MR R. J. DUNCAN has received instructions from the Hon. the Minister of Lands to sell by pubUc auctionj on Tuesday, 4th February, 1879, at his sale rooms, Panama ' street THE UNDERMENTIONED ALLOTMENTS OF FREEHOLD LAND, In Blocks numbered 1., IL, 111., IV., V., and '.Vll. on the Plaiiof the Reclaimed Land IN THE CI,TY OF WELLINGTON^ i • -," " t t , This sale is held by' order of the Govern- ! ment *of New Zealand,' in pursuance of ' Section '21 of the Financial Arrangements Act, 1878. < • Lithographed -Plans are now ready for distribution, and can be had at the office of this • paper. , ' The Plans will contain the fullest particulars — giving the number of sections, with. r " their area in poles and tenths ; also, the front- > age, in feet and tenths. ' ' Each section wUI-be pegged ahd numbered befoie the day of sale. „ Block I contains >4 sections '-■'.., n „ 4 „ • 5 *IV „ 4 „ „ v , „ 10 „ • „VII „ J „ - Total ..V ..; 42 „ These several blocks of Land have Fiontagc to ' Waterloo-quay ou fhe ea&t, Lainbton quay on the west, by Whitmore stieet outhc north', next to the Government Buildings., and by Waring-Taylor street on the south, near the ""- Lion Foundry. -Terms of? Payment and Conditions of Sale ' wiU be duly published. 'Immediate: posses&ion wiU be given after • the Sale. . - Title pirocfc Urn the. QWfc,