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Southland Times, Issue 3324, 14 February 1879, Page 3

"William Todd's Sales. SOUTHLAND CORN AND LAND EXCHANGE Rooms, Esk Stbeet.) Willi a m t o d d, AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR,' STOCK AND 'LAND SALESMAN Genebal Commission Agent. Special** attention" 'directed to the REGULAR' FORTNIGHTLY SALES 6f ''"'.'.- WOOL, HIDES, AND SKINS, IN MART ' <)l 5 • f r- 1 H' O R S 'B SALES-. Held each Saturday, at 11 o'-clock sharp, in " Galbraith's Yards, Criterion Hotel, • Don street. , 1 G R>.A I iN - - Stored or sold in- this 'dr Interprovincial and Colonial Markets.- »" * '< < COUNTRY SALES." ""' The utmost satisfaction guaranteed. ' GENERAL GOODS SALE ■;/ ' Each Monday in the Rooms at 2 p.m.' Personal attention tb aU ' favors, with Überal advances when required, and \ PROMPT 'RETURNS. ! ' _ FRIDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, 1 At Two o'clock. -' UNRESERVED SALE OF STOCK. r , WM. TODD, instructed by Mr JoinTaylor, wUI sell at his farm, Seaward Bush, adjoining Mr Drabbles, -| O HEAD CATTLE. ±6 7 Milch cows, heifers, calves, well-bred buU. ' Terms —cash. ■ 110 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, At 7 0 clock, p.m. WILLIAM TODD, instructed by Mr W. ~H.~ Mitchell,' will " sell" by public auction, iri Exchange • Rooms, 1 Dee' street,' that delightfully situated suburban township krown as : v > < > ". KENNINGTON.'? Distant only five mUes from the Post office, InvercargiU,-- on -the main Dunedin rbad. ' ' • The auctioneer has much pleasure in caUing the attention of Investors to the above. The many -advantages claimed for -this freehold being so apparent, brief attention need : only be drawn to the following :-i--RaUway' station immediately opposite ; in the -midst of a well-to-do Agiicultural district; three ; Stearii Saw MUls and two Stearii Flour MUls' in the immediate neighborhood — thus ensuring the certainty of one of Southland's most flourishing townships being at once established. , > Terms: — One-fourth cash.; : balance one and two years. Interest 8 per centum per annum. ' ( ; Note day and hour of Sale : , SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, At 7 .o'clock (Evening). Lithographed plans in circulation. 59 SATURDAY, ; 15th -FEBRUARY, At One o'clock. TO INVESTORS, FARMERS, AND •.- OTHERS.: . '<\>7 A 710 Acres (Freehold) of Southland's Richest Land. Under instructions from Mr WiUiam Hayward, who is removing to Victoria, WILLIAM TODD; instructed "as above, will sell by public auction, in the Exchange : Sale Rooms' Dee I street, InvercargiU, . " . ■ •_ / Sections; 33, -34, .35; 36, 38, 391 42, of block 11,- New- River Hundred, all . of which are adjoining. Also: seer tipn 32 of same block, in which is magnificent Titriber — in all 710 ACRES, A. On the main -road, InvercargiU to :'. being eleven mUes" distant "froni : each, :thg' railway running in im- .'■'.■■ mediate proximity ; sub-diVidedinto ten paddocks, all jsecurely: fenced ■:■..■ ■•■ and drained. '-■■■'■■-.:■-. ■■■ ■■ • ;.-■ . _/ CROPS': . :Wheat, Oats, and Grass go> in with the * land, of which it Is no exaggeration to say of the greater; ;part the yield wiU be sixty bushels to the aci-e ; thus practically demonstrating the richness of the soil. . . . _ BUILDINGS,,. Consist of 6-roomed House, Stabling, Barn, Pig-: j • ■-,-; r.-.'..:geries, Stockyard, &c. .;;.;!;, , Note. — The. special feature of this*; announcement is, thatit will be a stiictly .bona fideßaie, and the Auctioneer respectfuUyinvites intending purchasers not to go by report, but to personally inspect the property. 1 TERMS; „ One-fourth Cash; balance 1,,2, .aud 5 yer t s beaiing interest at the rate of '8 per, cent, per annum, or, if purchaser pays cash, a discount of 2i per cent.' off. The Cattle, Sheep, and Farm Implements; may be taken by purchaser at valuation, faU-' ing which, the whole. will be sold by auction: within 14 days after. 29 G-. F. Martin's Sales. WOOL SALE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14th. GF. MARTIN (on behalf of the N. M. & • A. Co.) wiU sell by auction, in the Crescent Stores, at 2 o'clock, *: 5 WOOL, HIDES, and SHEEPSKINS. 5v > "* :it Two o'clock. CATTLE SALE AT WALLACETOWN. THURSDAY, 20th FEBRUARY. GF. MARTIN has received instructions • from" Messrs Mcßae, Fraser, "and^ others to sell hy auction at the WaUacetbwn yards,.* on the above date, lAA HEAD OF CATTLE, consisting IU U of well-grown bullocks, breeding cows, and young stock, all in fresh - ' „ condition," and T veiy\quietl ;£, 3 -~j ""? On account of Mr'U. G. GrieveT'" 1 C\C\ STORB SHEEP (Crossbreds) On account of Mr J. F. Collins, ' f\(\ p^ liVljt! * AT WETHERS At 2 o'clock. , . 119. & . L_ 1 —1 SOUTH RIVERTON. ' '• ' ' sr-irr- ■' . r GF. MARTIN has received instructions • from Henry Young, Esq., to -seU by private treaty . • SECTION 11, BfcOCK I.', JACOBS EIVER HUNDRED, Containing about acres in South Riverton overlooking the Estuary : with a water frontage, and well timbered. Splendid site fqr a Suburban Townßhip."" 196 ■ ' "VT O U N G STORE S H*F .E P. The undersigned -have for Sale — ' ' ' ' ' ' •i'AAA CROSS-BRED EWES, 2, 4, and 6QV/*\A CROSS-"BRED I^VESandWETH_SpW, S ER^ 2-tooths. y * . The above are drafts from the celebrated "Levels" and ".Pareora" Stations, South I Canterbury, and aie now on the road to 1 Southlandi Apply tb I . G. F, MARTIN, " • N*.'M. andA.-Co., 1 gOj "* * . ' ' '-' InvercargiU,