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Southland Times, Issue 4492, 2 December 1882, Page 3

Public Notices . HPHE SOUTHLAND FARMERS' ■* CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION J '''■■ (Limited). : .\ . Q The COMMITTEE i OF MANAGEMENT I" are prepared to make liberal Cash Advances V on Growing Grain Crops, Clips of Wool, \ iStock^and Station Properties ; and they beg / Vto intimate to their members and the Public generally that they will hold early in JAND- ' ARY, in the: Association's new Rooms Spey street, ...-;.w-. : . . ; ..* ; . . -.i-'j.\ ■:■!. WEEKLY AUCTION SALES 3 ; of 1 ■"- GRAIN, WOOL, 'And other Agricultural Produce. Money is received on deposit, payable on demand, at 6 per cent, per annum, . ' FOR SALE, several important Farm Properties, &c, &c. ■ WILLIAM BATEMAN, i d 2 Secretary. 3 I ■ r Land Sales A GRIOULTURAL LAND FOR xjL sale, Subdivided into FARMS AND ESTATES; TkE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL t COMPANY (LIMITED) are now OFFERING FOR SALE The whole of their SPLENDID ESTATE, , Situated on the Mataura, extending from 5 Gore to Athol and Dipton, and intersected throughout by railways and good roads, BY FREE SELECTION, Upon the most LIBERAL TERMS OF DEFERRED PAYMENT AND INTEREST. • A large number of settlers are already in y successful occupation of Farms on various ' parts of the Estate, and intending purchasers are invited to inspect the growing crops of wheat, barley, oats, turnips, and grass. The Brokers of the Company in London REPORT ON CROPS Grown on the estate last season (1881-2) as follows : — "The value of the red straw and white velvet wheat is about the same — 55s t© 565, the former for strength, and the latter fcr color ; and the Tuscan would be worth about 565. The long Tartarian oats, 30s for 3521 b ; and tne short ones, say, 35s for 3841b — all delivered here. "It is seldom that we see such fine New Zealand wheat. The samples all round are of yery prime quality ; being well dressed and in splendid condition, they would always meet a ready sale here." PASTORAL LANDS, The Company have fer sale several estates of about 1000 acres each, along with which they are prepared to grant leases of their Crown pastoral lands for an unexpired term of ten years, at a very low rental, in blocks of any size to suit purchasers. Sheep to stock these runs may also be had if required . ADVANCES. The Company also undertake to advance (if required) to any purchaser the cost of substantial improvements in fencing and buildings, not exceeding in the whole £1 per acre, repayable in five annual instalments, with interest. Also, To make liberal advances on growing crops of grain, charging interest at current rates 11 repaid by the sale of grain or otherwise, For plans of the estate, townships, &c, and other information, apply at the offices of the Company, DUNE DIN, WANTWOOD (near Mandeville), Or to their agents at GORE. s2O "PRELIMINARY NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. J. W, ROBERTSON & Co., of Queenstown, will sell next January by Public Auction (if not previously sold privately) in lots to suit purchasers, all their FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, consisting of about :— 597 acres in Block I, Shotover District, with improvements and buildings thereon. 23^acres in Block 11, Shotover District, with improvements and buildings thereon. 313 acroa in Block 111, Shotover District, with improvements and buildings thereon, 10 acres in Block VII, Shotover District, near Hayes Lake. 22 acres in Block XXI, Shotover District, with jetty and buildings thereon . 9 acres in Block XX, Shotover District, near Queenstown. Also — 70 Sections in Queenstown, many with buildings ; also timber yards and jetty. 2 Sections in Kingston. 13 Sections in Kinloch, head of Lake VVakatipu, with buildings and jetty. 13 Sections in Frankton, near Queenstown. Part sections in Arrqwtown with building. Limekiln with buildings and freehold and leasehold lands. Brunswick Flour Mill at Frankton — a substantial building. The owners are erecting at a large cost a power ful turbine wheel ; also, two large granaries, standing on 13 freehold sections; and also a freehold paddock of about 12 acres, with the millers' houses ; also their steamers Antrim and Venus ; also their sawmills at the head of the Lake with plant, tramways, &c; also all their cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, farming implements, firewood, posts, rails, timber, a turbine, winches, 2 safes, weighing machines, general stock of groceries, ironmongeries, and other articles too numerous to mention. J. W. ROBERTSON & Co. are prepared to deal privately with intending purchasers on terms to suit purchasers; and for further particulars a^ply to — J. W. ROBERTSON & Co.) WESLEY TURTON [ Queenstown. F. W. F. GEISOW j Dated at Queenstown, the 23rd September 1882. oc2 F. S. Canning & Co. rriHE GORE AUCTION MART F. S. CANNING & CO., Auctioneers, Valuators, Land, Estate, and General Com mission Agents, Gore. MONEY to LEND in sums of £100 to £10,000 at lowest rates of interest. Properties for SALE or LEASE may be entered upon our Register, Free of Charge. »2 H- E. Osborne " SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23kd. CHRISTMAS PROPERTY SALE. TOWNSHIP OF " CLEAVELAND." TO SAWMILL HANDS AND OTHER SETTLERS IN THE MABEL DISTRICT. HE. OSBORNE has received in- • structions from Robert Cleave, Esq. , to sell by auction, at his rooms, Dee street, on Saturday, December 23rd, at 7 o'clock in the evening — OA SECTIONS IN THE TOWNOU SHIP OF « CLEAVELAND," Containing one quarter-acre each, being subdivisions of Section 23, Block 11., Mabel Hundred, situated in the large and flourishing agricultural district of Mabel, near to the sawmills of Mr Alpheus, Hayes, and Messrs Weeks and gCo. Tebms : — One-fifth cash ; balance by bills at 6, 12, 18, and 24 months, bearing interest at six per cent, per annum. Lithographic plans can be had at the rooms of tbe Auctioneers, and the sawmill, a 22