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Southland Times, Issue 3319, 8 February 1879, Page 3

Macrorie &r Cnthtertsbn's Sale. TUESDAY, 11th FEBRUARY. SUBURB OF CHARLESTON. MACRORIE & CUTHBJKRTSON, are instructed to sell in their rooms, on Tuesday, 11th February, at noon. - _ BLOCK IV., CHARLESTON. Sections, 2, 3, 4, 25, 26, and 27, extending through from street to street — on 4 and 26, new cottages erected ; all (except 2, which is good bush) being laid out in' garden. Terms at Sale. 120 j FARM CLEARING SALE AT RYAL BUSH. WEDNESDAY , 12th FEBRUARY. , MACRORIE & CUTHBERTSON are favored with instructions from Mr Wallace to sell by auction, on the farm, '"Makarewa Lodgerßyal Bftshj-at.l2 nosn, on 12th F.ebrgary/, J-^ HA HEAD HORSES, Comprising — , .- -6 'very superior Heavy Draughts (5 mares), pedigrees at sale; pair of , -„ Buggy ,Mares ; ,4 Plough Horses ; v ' and "the rest '- Toadstere and light harness. ONE SHARE IN " PRINCE OF, WALES" ENTIRE. Aj\ HEAD CATTJsE (all quiet), ' Consisting of — 12 superior Dairy Cows, and the rest- a . jjoung mixed mob v * , v '•-,■" iKI /. ;~ ' J sii V / "' , " '' ikPkEM'ENTSV&Cr-^--- . 2 Tip Drays (nearly new), 1 double-fur-row Plough (Ransome and Sims), 1 single' do with drilling body, 2 sets Harrows, 1 Reaping-machine (Swan, Mackie, and Co.) -1 WOOD'S SELF-BINDER, ' T <? £><Horse~-pawer Ghaffcutter (Richmond and Chandler)," t -pair" ? !b" 1 an s neil v tnearly new), 5 Riding Saddles and Bridles," 1 Side-saddle, Plough and other 1 Harness, Sheep Hurdles, 1 Wag- ." gohettb'and HarnessrWheelbarrows, Brahma Fowls, And Household Furniture (parlor and bed- *- * .room), Kitchen and Dairy U r tensils, Piano in walnut (Marsh -and- Steadman, London), Books standard and varied, Pictures, ; &c, &c. ji ' As lots are numeious, punctual attendance . at 12 noon is requested. ' ' Luncheon providddi - * GROWING CROP OATS. T WEDNESDAY." 12th FEBRUARY. ' fTHHIRTY' Acres (more or, less) oats at X Springfield, Ryal Bush, should be inspected by buyers on the ground bjefore going to attend Mrs Wallace's sale at the Makarevva' farm, as it t will be at the latter place the crop willbe offered to auction. MACRORIE and CUTHBERTSON, ' ' ' '•' -' Auctioneers. THOROUGH-BRED FILLY. fit jf ACRORIE Sn OUiI'HBERTSON are in'iyX 3 structed by D^avid- McKellar, ' Esq., 'to c sell "by auction at 'TatfcersalPs Horse Bazaar, on Saturday, 22nd February, ' at, 'i 1.30 a.m., the thorough-bred, filly '• " LORNA DOONE." Dam "Norma,"by !?< JEainbow." Furtherparticulars of pedigree may be obtained from the auctioners.._ 111 H. Driv.er's Sales. , SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1879. " At 2 o'clo'ck. At Club Hotel, Invercargill. To Dairy. Farmers, Breeders of Prize Stock, Speculators, and Others. MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN FARMS AT . INVERCARGILL. i HENRY D R I V Ej R" (in conjunction with Messrs McArdell and Co., Invercargill) has received instructions 5 from the proprietor ,i who is leaving :th'e -> colon3 r ,,to .offer for, sale, in the Long Room Southland Olub' Hotel, In-vercargillf on Saturday, loth February," at 2 o'clock, THE WEST PLAINS ESTATE, OF 110O aOTBS - ' ;' This property as ..situated at a distance of four miles from Invercargill, and is without doubt the choicest suburb. i ,of /.that rapidly rising town, within' a mile "of the Waikiwi Station, on the Inyercajgill: and Kingston Railway. It comprises an area of over 1 100 acres, the soil being, a rich chocolate loam on a limestone formation. " : The whole of the Estate, is perfectly free from floods. Surrounded with forest, and subdivided by hedges, it is thoroughly sheltered, and is well'known in the district for its early and luxuriant growth of, grass, cereals, and r root crops. The West Plain is similar in character and appearance to the Valley of the Hutt, Wellington, by which only, is it equalled in, the Colony. " * J This pstate.was origmally bush land, cleared and cultivated some I' 7 yeai's "ago, and divided by live fences into 100 acre, farms, subdivided into numerous paddocks ; 'having seven excellent dwellings, barns, stables, cattlesheds for hand feeding; daily, or fat cattle ; together with other necessary out-offices, and , splendid orchards, ; 'with ' "a gi ; eat variety of fruit, trees in full bearing. The whole estate is laid down in a rotation of English grass, cereals, and, turnips, -and-, the high class' farming under which it has been conducted wall commend itself to : any r one understanding the saiiie "on paying it a visit of inspection; . , -„ . r j ■ The property will lie sbid^as already :subdivided, in lots of 100 acres ; and as it is in many respects' a speciality, a personal inspection, is solicited. , The Auctioneers' have every confidence in recommending this Estate as suited for choice suburban residences, or as farms for raising prize stock, for which it is pre-eminently "adapted. ' > ] -.5 •':;, ,J . ' The following unprecedentedly easy tertr of payment will be allowed: — 1O per ceiit. ca&li 10 per dent, six months' 10 per cent, twelve months > 70 percent, five years With 8 per cent, interest added. . „ r '• T ■ " For further particulars, apply to the N. Z. LOAN"&WERCANTILE AGENCY ' , . v COJIPANY,, : Dunedin, Invcrckrgili,- Oamaru, Timaru, and Chnstchurch ; Or to , . ' ' ' ' ■- 'MCARDELE^& Livercargill. ' Oarswell, White/ & Oo.'s Sales. TJI.A R: M aJ JP. O,R^-L E A S'E. Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 15th February, 1879, for the lease for a term of five years of Pine ißush Farm, Toitoes. containing 1200 acres more or less. The property is highly improved a?d subdivided into nine paddocks, and will be let in one or more lots at the option of S tenderers, i For conditions of lease apply to the undersigned, or to Mr Thomas Carswel on the farm, who will show' intending lessees • over the property. The lowest or any lender will not necessarily be accepted. CARSWELL, WHITE, & CO., Invercargill. loth January, 1879. TT> A V R O A D FOR SALE — 250 acres of land, more.' or less improved, on the Bay Road, about three miles rom town. H. E, OSBORNE, Auctioneer, Esk street, '