[ I*l Carswellp WMte and fe ? - j PROPERTIES FOR' SALE. { SATURDiY; 25* H NOVEMBER, IBB2, j WK} K : ";';[.. At 1.80 -^' ;;:::>;;■. .•; Jc/ 'have '-received 1 instrnctidnsl from!. Mr Gould to gellj by -public auctionittithejK^ilMsiß > oJ&iWales: Hdteli on :-'."abof » datp, [hia-fiy^njpn . Dipton FJiat{ibejpg section 217^ Taringarora , ! pistrict,;adj6inisg -iThe ;: prpperty .cpnteuw, 20O; ; acres W»ft"t* ; less,, .is ffence^,,andl subdivided' ltitbl^ P»d* ' Sfe^with^^iM^^oifi^&^a' ■■ ■; Qhiefl^iA^roptwiieaitand^6att)\'' Ttitftnild r ihgs - comprise 4-fd6n3eo? ' dwelling h(A»e, 4stalled stable, 'and chaff-room— all substantial .and in good repair. The property isaitnated B^ miles from Benmfare Bail way. Sidjngi and 4 miles from Dipton;;! ltisall plpughabterjaad feoe«i ( wheat growingjton^ ,; ■ ..-<^W ■- ■■ r? Liberalitermßiinay; be arranged. , , , ; Also it same time and place on accbnritbf j > . iSectipns 16,' 18,, Wd A 19,' WdoSlkaiß '': . " less, jnfcnated 'abbot- two rfile#irom V\ ' Woodland^ Bail wky^ Station,- > with : t ' : : : good l "'giaVet<road leading- thereto. ; ; I 0 .- i- ?it is partiallyl fenced, and aubdlvided, ; ! i; •.twithi^2B[ acres 'under cultiyatipn cf't ;?c The buildings;, jcomprise, 4 : Tpomed 1 iv.ji-j;.. cottage andiPut-buiidings.,; ; . j iTq.be: sold either in one lot 1 , or in. sectiena itoßuit purchasers.,; . . : ,;;' V I CT>efo^o.wingliber^^ms^lbeofffflf^---1 . 2p per cent^ cash, TiO f per : beirt. ih'bno I"' V yeaT^lO ''fer/cm&'ui^o^csaTii'iO' j ;: ,P : er ceiitV in three tyiearsjiOper'cent, I •'•'■' :"-' ! f our y&irsV 10 percent, in five years f 1 J balance? in seven yearn- Unpaid . 1 ■■ balanceto bear 5. percent interest, I Also, on account of kr Jqhn.Hodgkinson, ofGap^Boad, whojis starting farmirig.^f; ? I j - Sections j3la and- 32a .East Wintojn^ .5. • ■]■ : ; >acrea each, well fenced.and Watered, I .^Vaeptibii,'^ Block" vV.tb«n!bt'Win!wii i! ''. " Also l&fee of pait'of ¥©Btiou? 3 1 ?,' Block 1, '■ ••• ; containing one^^acreV t I r For 'further particulars apply tothevendo j Gap Road', or ■ the auctioneers, Inyefc4tgJH jTermsliberalii ' - h, •, •, ■;:?.. S.iainr.Jf??, ; i - ' SATURDAY, '2Sth NOVBMBBB,^' ' ''' ;7 : .■•'■-'"'.•■'* iAfc2p;mi ili; <" !?: i; b->i\-}i<\ • DESIRABLE I FARMS FOBiSAT.B;jN TUTARAUr'AND STOI i TOIS DIS!^ i I ? .■.».•.■? ,:TRiGTS f :SOUXHLANp,, -'; .„ '-,: pA^SWELL,;WHitE ! AND^O., • V ; ' (in conjunction with the National ■ Mortgage and Agency Company) have re-, I ceived instruction, from John McLean, Esqi, who is retiring frprn^ ; farming, ,tb td\ by public auction at Pniice of .W*al<s Hotiil t 'ln Ivercargill, on the above datfe, all thai valu :able whieat grbwingfaTni in Tuturau Distric known as ; ' : ; " !: '■'■ : : : ' I E DEN BAN K, ! I Containing 521acres, more or less, subdivided ! into thirteen paddocks.: :..'■■■ ■'.'■/ ■Bnildings consist of an eight -roomed dwelling house, scullery and dairy, tnen'a hut, I eight-stalled stable, .with two loose boxes, shearing and straw sheds, barnj granary, and I cbanVno.UEe, a twelve-stalled cowshed, and .other buildings, also substantial sheep yards. I The Farm is in excellent working order, and , 40 acres are sown with wheat, 50 acres with oats, 140 acres are fallow ready for turnips iand grass, 160 acres are laid down with Eng. I lish grass, and the balance is in natural state, 70 acres of which are heavy growing timber. This Farm was one of the earliest and best selections in the Tuturau District and is rr> . markable for its yields of wheat per acre: and its grass producing qualities ; it. is well watered, having a never failing supply in every paddock. It is situated three miles from Wyndham Township and Railway Station, and about 30 miles from Invercargill. . -h Also, His farm of SPRIKGFIELDj iu theTol Tois District, ' containing 646 acres, more or less, about 100 acres of which are cultivated terrace land, partly sown in English grass ; th« balance is chiefly deep, alluvial drained swamp, land, near the bank , of the Mataura river, much of which : has been sown with grass and : clover. There are 40 acres of growing timber on the property. '• Buildinga consiat of dwelling-house of five rooms, 5-stal Jed stable, cowshed, stock yard, • &c. 1 A navigable creek leads from Fortrose harbor to the property, and there is a good road leading to Fortrose, six miles distant. The Edendale-Fortroie railway, now in course of construction, wili pass within two miles of the prop p rty. : To anyone ia quest of a property, this 'affords an opportunity of securing a really magnificent piece of land for grazing or cropping purposes, which is sure to steadily increase in valne. ' "•;-.• The proposed Seaward Bush-Toi Tois railway must pass through the property,, which is twenty miles from Invercargill by this route. . Terms and other information may be ascertained on application to the AUCTIONEERS. STOCK SALE, ONE TBEE POINT. FRIDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, ' pARSWELL, WHITkAND, CJO. Kj will rell by auction, in; Jackson's Yards, One Tree Point, .on Friday, 24th inst., at 1 p.m. — . ; . On account Mr Wm. Hollo way and others— ! O/^/^ SHORN SHEEP, fat. and ! Ov/V stores [ Afk BUTCHERS' LAMBS, good i I*{\ HEAD mixed store CATTLE, ! OU I On account of Mr John Irving — 1 |^ tIALF-GROWN PIGS Other vendors — -| POLLED ANGUS BULL O GOOD WORKING BULLOCKS Entries for. above sale will be received by Mr Jackson or he Auctioneers. nl4 STOCK SALE. ' WYNPHAW, 30th NOVEMBER. pARSWELL, WHITE GO. \J will sell by auction at Elliot's Yards, Wyndham, on Thursday, 30th inst., at 1 p.m., j On account of T. Golden and Co. — • OK HEAD FAT OOW3 AND £SO BULLOCKS. I On account of James Milne— t*(\ COWS with Calves at foot "1 tCA HBAD YoD tf<* CATTLE, _I_Ov7 mixed sexes KA WELL - GROWN STEERS, <3v/ ; . very forward On account of Messrs Popplwell Bros. — 1 -fjfWY.HJSAD 2 aud 3 yew old X \J\J , STEERS, very quiet O/\ HEAD 2 and 3 year old O" HEIFERS Entries for this sale will be received by Mr David Milne,. Wyndham, or the : 818 ■'] AUCTIONEERS. hr n bank r: " ! (jf p"T cy. JL- I '' ; ■•" ■ ' ; ■ ■•'• ■"■'■ ■■■'" : This is to notify that at a meeting of tte creditors pf John Wilson, storekeeper, Invercargill, held this 21st day of November, iB«2, Messrs John Maitland Jones, Merchant, Duuedin; and Bodeiick Macleod/Accountaht, invercargill, were duly ' appointed Trustee* in the" said' estate, and have; accepted office iff^tbe usual 'formV - Tr -'- t; ' ;: (> - I >■■■■ ARTHUR C. HENDEBSOSi ' n22 -.;■■ Registrar in' Bankruptcy. ! (For remakukriif austuitutee fouiVipaqt
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Southland Times, Issue 4483, 22 November 1882, Page 3
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973Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Southland Times, Issue 4483, 22 November 1882, Page 3
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