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Southland Times, Issue 4483, 22 November 1882, Page 3

IMm THISI6MiWiBDNBSDiaf| J O f | j^m^boO^K-sAtraio'clockiiwrßO') 'ivr?o J jnrr| ril;] r A^ I ( o^ ?t ßa'GS H 'B§A% no '' p -' Jio1 ' ' t!oM 4 . -jfaJLCfcjiKi • ,Bmcot sk-sih 'j?Bm}n?jro3 J \ ".^SSJ^ffigtNEERS,^ -.. :.: TP , j -Stooe, , Staxton; r ''Commission and | Hi j^.f;.iii;lFlNANolM.xitGßNTS^kl O^f j -7^A£UA?^BSnA«J>iS^MIBBKOJEBIIS^ J ] -vi^^'-.y^slie^lteeetjvJnver^atgillirdonT inm. j r-arf .TtSjAliSJi OJ'cHORSB^A .waoJ«i'» tAtntheir yards, Prince of Wales Stable," « f ! . EVERY SAT U.R i mmM^m^M em IE j waidi on'-rurarlandr ,^his money" will "be securities. . £4,000 to lend on town proper--3 Liberal arrangements made in regard tie, MOT^agiag ( .and : yatpM[]g;j} if^ v f , . ri . j Advances made on-igrowing" crops', Wool stock, grain, &c, consigned to us for sale Jocally pr : shipment^* n y~, -„- ?; n^ » rr . In-additioh.;t6- 6ur-.or4inary ; ;.busines"s weundeictakeJ She liiv^tmenttofllausUffdndal care being taken to,s"eel.thatth"ey are invest in first-class securities.^™— | We; are?q prepared- ? td* make pdvances on. deed^iiO^; shares:; in arry*;pub.lic : company without the expense o£ mortga.ging'' ah?qin bills of exchange, &c., at a moderate; sate, 1 "- '••• -*> l J1 ■*•• ■•■" •■''■ -£• '"' •■*■ -i '- r ;.& j . PROPERTIES FOR SALE. , .';« I Farms varying from. 1 100 20Q0. acres, 1 .im. proved arid unimproved, in' various'; parts of' Southland. Oii veryliberarterhis;' ' fl : ' | ;-- TOWN PROPERTIES. • Sections for sale and^ lease in yarioup, p^rii}; of InWcargilJ. Also hdasesfrbni two room* [to ten rooms in the city 'andsuburbar; Ever^' acility offered to purcbaserß. ; ; >?•" ; \ W k EDNESDAYj,22ND NOVEMBER. :f : ; !. ; -■: "i." STOCK, SALE' AT^iWINTON. J l ' ''^ j i** ar.e instructed 'to 6eli at'the Gap ;Yards, Winton, on above;date - ! ' jt\jf\ HEAD iSTOREbATTLE. , ■' ! ■ ' \J \J: ''".r ',";, ." "' .'. ..' . | ;■';; . ; ; Entries '. are . invited for this sale, and can Remade atO; D. Moore's,. or f : , ' ..','_-'.' nil ' ; , THEArjCTiON^EERS. ." ; j ''SATURDAY, 25th NOVEMBER. : j " " : ' "■ -At il o'clock sharp. : : , L iiTFiRST-CLASSHX'CKS FROM Canter: 1 \ „,.-; ; t ,?bury.£ ;t ;^.>; WILSON T-AINBi, &iCO. recisived instructions from Mr-J.'-Pv i WilsOn, of Canterbury, to , sell: at their yards, as above — , n FIRST - CLASS HACKS AND HARNESS HORSES, broken. , ■ _ . and unbroken. These horses were?^elected specially for j this market and are a grand lot, most of jthem being bred by Mr Grigg, of Lqngbeacb, land got by "Hadji, Baber, and otoer^elfe ■known sires out of well bred mares. Several 'pairs amongst them, They can now be seen hat Mr Osborne's stables.; , 'I ■■ ■ AlSO,— :■..,'. (On account of a contractor who has. just finished a large ploughing contract— H GOOD STAUNCH DRAUGHT 4 HORSES ■ a'D.F, PLOUGHS, almost new i "I D RAY ;ii : I S* SETS HARJTES 2 SETS 3 horse SWINGLETREES, &c. • ■ ' |h,?^ Usual Terms. h2l TUESDAY, 28TH~NOVEMBEB, ' At 3 o'clock. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. FIVE ROOMED COTTAGE IN EARN STREET. WILSON, TAINE AND CO., instructed by the Mortgagees, will sell at their rooms, on the above date — Section 13, block- XXXV (leasehold),with substantial five- roomed cottage, quite; rifew:?; ' water and gas laid oc, large shed at bacV, and . every -convenience., : • , > The lease has about 6 years to run," with he usual valuation at , end. -■ ; n!8 TUESDAY, 28th' NOVEMBER, ~ At 3 o'clock. ' HOUSE AND mLF ACRE AT STRATHEARN. BY ORDER OF~THE MORTGAGEES. WILSON, . TAINE & CO. hive received instructions from the Mortgagees, to sell in their rooms, as above—! ; Section , Block , Strathearn, containing ha'f an-acre ; house lat. ly occupied by Mr Ford, contains 6 rooms, ground all. fenced with live fences; an excellent garden, containing numerous forest trees, and a great . variety of fruit trees; charming situation, excellent locality, and adjoins the residence of Mrßews, O.K. n22 SATURDAY, 16th DECEMBER, ! At 2 o'clock. : 63 acres, B iufiE Road, near Clifton. WILSON, TAINE & CO., have received icstructi~ns from Mr Thomas Staunton to sell at their room?, as ' above — Section 43, Block 19, Invercargill Hundred, containing 63 acres of really good agricultural land,-.situated be-, tween the townships of Clifton and Clarendon, 6 chains frbtn the Clif-' ton Railway Station, 50 acres in English grass, divided into 4 paddocks ; good bouse and outhouses, suitable for a farm. This property is most favorably situated and rapidly increasing in value. n2l Terms Lihp.ral. WVILSON, TATNE AND CO. * * have for private sale— Leasehold farm, East Road, 3 miles from Invercargill, close lo Mill Road , „r ; ; Siding, and known as^Qoldi^'s farm, • V 2lt'" acres'; "■■i6 rt 'years i to* run', £irs year ; valuation at end of lea^e ; ; partly improved, -house, stables, piggery, &c. Good dairy farm and ; a first class investment, very easy terms. Very little money required. , „-„ , _ „.. Also— " ..,.,.-. „-, Mf r Mack's house" in lJiddell street " j-aSre, 4-roomed bou-e (large rooms), lofty ceiling, well finished ; can easily be added to. ' 0c27 HORSE SALE YARDS. ON and after Saturday, the 4th November, the undersigned have arranged to hold their Horse Sales together in Prince of Wales yard-, and so save the division of buyers and sellers. Each firm will sell first on every alternate Saturday. Sales to- commence at. 11-r o'clock. ■ Any special - sales will be duly advertised. WILSON, TAINE & CO. n2 CARSWILL, WHITE & CO. ipOR , §ALE ¥ OJI, LEASE—Farm ■*■ of $&Q acresj. riylr flat land-f-sixteen acres of bush. Fenced and improved. Will be sold for cash, or leased with purchasing clause;- fonj exceedingly ;ea^y;te' rmsi- y"ow;ner leaving the colony. Immediate application necessary to, ■■■ •••-.- WILLIAM TODD, n22 Auctioneer, Esk street,