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Southland Times, Issue 3331, 22 February 1879, Page 3

McArdell Sc^o-is Sales. WED, N Ej,S DAY, , At 2 o'clock. TO TAILORS. CLOTHIERS," AND HEADS OF FAMILIES? / . * WILLIAM ,TODD, instructed, by Mr Joseph Schneider, who is removing . to the country," and relinquishing , the trade, : will sell by public auction, on the premises, Spey street, ' The whole of his v well-selected Stock-in-trade of Tweeds, Clothing* Drapery, Books, and general goods. 297 Without any reserve. FOR SALE , . HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES. McARDELL ,& CO., have for sale,' several splendid BROOD ,MARES, just consigned to them from Tasmania, Amongst which will be found the celebrated i, Chestnut Mahe ■ ■ ; " F -L; :O ,W \(E R," (WINNEKof FOUR FIRST 'PRIZES, in'--1 Four Successive Years). ■ "Flowek" is By Lincolnshire % Hero (imported), dam, Flower, imported, &c. For further particulars, apply to McARDELL & CO., 187 " ' Invercargill. npO DAIRYMEN, FARMERS, GRAZIERS, i 1, AND OTHERS. I TO L E .A S E, For a Term of Years, THE CELEBRATED WEST PLAINS ' ESTA'TE, : Four miles from Invercargill. The above Property, containing about 1100 ACR] ? S Of the finest agricultural land in Southland. WILL. BE LEASED For a term of years, with a purchasing clause,either as a whole or in several farms, to suit Applicants; ' The Estate is perfectly free from floods. Surrounded with forest, and sub-divided bv hedges, it is thorpughly sheltered, and is well known in the district for its 'early and luxuriant growth of grass, cereals, and root crops. ' "■ The property is subdivided into seven farms, upon each of which are the necessary buildings, Consisting of — Dwelling, Stable, Barn, Cattle Sheds for Daily and Stall-feeding purposes, AND j .- AIL other outbuildings, .for the ...efficient, j and economic working of each f rm i For further particulars, apply to the '■-' ' NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- . : -CANTILE AGENCY CO., ; Dunedin, Oamaru,,Timarii®toistchurch, and • Invercargill ,' :; ; ■ Or . . McARDELL & CO., Auctioneers, Invercargill. 253 FOR SALE. HOTEL AND FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT RIVERTON. j Me ARDELL & CO. have received instructions from Mr William. Panlin .to sell privately that admirably situated property known as the CARRIERS' ARMS HOTEL. ' Which stands in sections ,2, and : 3, block 8, town of Rivertpn, being close to the Railway Station aiid Having a frontage to Palmerston street. ' _ •. . ./ v ' JChe Hcitel commands a large and profitable business; and which from its excellent position must daily increase/ ■ Also— Two Cottages, of four rooms each, pleasantly situated, being erected on section 4, block 8. This property can either be sold with the the hotel, or separately, as buyers may elect. For terms and other 'particulars Apply to ! . : • McARDELL tovQO., 5- \ 82 Anctioneere.. ;? G-. F. Martin's Sales. . . SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ' 22nd. AT THE COMMERCIAL STABLES, ,' 12 o'clock.; '- GF. MARTIN has received instractions , a from Mr Thpinas Gilinour to sell byauction at the Commercial Sale Yards, on the above date — : : The well-known Draught Entii-e : PRIDE 'O : F. SOUTHLAND Sire, Young Prince of .Wales, imported by Henry Hill, Esq., from the celebrated stud of Lawrence, "Drew, Esq., Hamilton, Scotlaucl,- ; by Old Prince of" Wales,' by General, by Sir Walter Scott, by Old Clyde, by Scotchman, • by Champion. . .: Dam, l\f aggie, bred by Mr Hannah, by that' celebrated sire Southhourne ; by Thane of Clyde (imported). This grand and fashion--.abl.e sire needs no comment, being so well-: breeders in Southland and Otago. Maggie -has gained the following prizes at; the Southland Agricultural and Pastoral; Society's Shows: — lsf'as a yearling in IS7O, Ist as two-year-old ifLl|7l, Ist a tbree-year-pld,in 1872, competed when a three-year-old amongst the yeld niares, all ages j taking 2nd prize, being only beaten by Mr Stittbn's celebrated prize mare Diamond. " "** f4 : This; ' s°y s ? ":is in splendid order and 1 thoroughly sound. " ' : Terms at Sale. -118 i i 3J.^Powell & C|o^s Sfaiejs. \ '/\' D POWELL (of D. Powell & Co.) will , continue their usual WEEKLY SALE; of HORSES in their yards, Dee street, at 12 o.'clock, on Saturdays. .„ <t . .;„. JQI entries i6be J maac6ii ojbefdr'&half <DJist 11 o'clock MONDAY, 3B d ?.I ARC H, ) ' Atailio'cloVc. At Cobb and Co.'s Yards, street, > . ' "•$& Dutlediri.^ '-*- Z s 'a- '-■■'. Cleabing Sale op COACHES, COACH HARNESS; DRAG BUGGIES, EXPRESS,^WAGGONS, CHAFF-CUTTER, &C, &C. •\TTRIGHT, STEPHENSON & GO. have •V\ , received instructions from Johu T. CJiaplinj.Esq., to sell by auction at Cobb & Co.'s Yards, Stafford street, on Monday, 3rd March,,, at ll.o'clock,— l , . ,?. J3 American Coaches, consisting of : — ' . 1, 30 Passenger. Abbots American Jack , 'Coach (new)' ■ 2 20 Passenger Aniciican Coaches . 3 27 Passenger American Coaches , I 2 IS- ;,) «• v» - , 3 ,15, ,j , . . a >, ti . - M2 „' ' >, .» : .19...,, -„» „ ' ' ' ALL IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER. 30 Sets American , Coach Harness (almost as good as new). ' 1 Four-horse Drag, lv Single Buggy,. 1 •ShootiDg' Buggy, 3 Station Waggons, 1 Light American^Waggotf, 1 Town Express Waggon. 1 Chaff-cutter and Belt (Richmond), 1" Hay Cart and Frame, 1-set Silver Mounted Baggy Harness, 1 Corn Bar, Buckets, Headstalls, Brooms,- Forks, Coach-Hood, Rock. Salt, Castor Oil, Lamps, Collars, Grain" Truck, Horse Rugs, &c, &c. • FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. 2,3?