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Southland Times, Issue 4493, 4 December 1882, Page 4

! Prospebt hsr? t ? returned without deduction ; * and wherelthe suSmbW of allotted is lees than, ihe number .applied for the surplus will be credited in redaction of tbe amount payable on allotment. -,- i n.jFormsof application for Shares may be ohtained-f rom tbe Company's Bankers, Brokers, or Interim Secretary. - „ ,-, , - ' The' above-mentioh&l' Agreement 'and the Draft of the Meaorahdum and Articles of * Association r of the Company may be'insbjected at the Offices of the Company's 'Solicitors. ' "' f * 1 Da«ed7th November, 1882. ' ! n29 I ■' ■ '===■ { :w . 2 Land Sale ' t ' Ja OUTHLAND BUNS. | WEDNESDAY, the 20tH DEC, 1882. > ■' The following 'Licenses- of Runs 'for a term : of ten- years, (commencing xthe l6t March, '1883, will be offered f by v auction ( at the Land ; ! dfficfe," InvercargiU, w ' nobhron v 'Wednesday , tbe : 20th day of .December next, at the upset rental of twopence s ; acre i per annum; under Itne general conditions' c'dntainied'in "• Land iAct, 1877," and .«• Land' Act Amendment Act, i 1"879."' v ; Plains^ can be seen at' Survey Oflice, In vercargill^ and at all "Laud Offices; throughout the Colony :— ''■'.' ', s Run 119 b, about 2700 acres, known as ■ " : ' ; Lbra Station, Sonthland- County,; ; I - ■'■':. 'Hokonui District.' License. VFee> r £s . Run 148, about '9650 acres, known as; •; "j Benmore Station, Southland' County* ■'Hokonui District. License Fee, '£7 i- '-->"10b ; !- ' ! RunX 148A,: about 8950 acres, adjoining above, License Fee, £7 10s Run 154 a, about 1008 acres, adjoining W Run 154, Avondale, Southland 2 K ' " County, Taringatura District. License Fee, £5 Vv ; Run 181 A, about 4901 acres, being. Sub--3 division of Castle Rock Station, Wallace County, Taringatura Dis"trict; License Fee, £5 - : '■ Run 188 a, about 11,200 acres, known as Centre Hill Station, Wallace County, Centre Hill District. License Fee, £10 Run 188 b, about 10,200 acres, adjoining above. License Fee; £10 Run 188 c, about 10,300 acres, adjoining above License Fee, £10 i Run 198 a, about 10,800 acres, known aa 1 Dunrobin Station, Wallace County, ! Centre Hill District. License Fee, £10 Run 198 b, about 15,400 acres, adjoining above. License Fee, £10 Run 302 A, about 6200 acres, adjoining Five Rivers Estate, Southland County, Eyre District. License Fee, £7 10s Run 302 c, about 10,250 acres, known as Eyre Creek Station, Southland County. Eyre District. License Fee, £10 Run 119 a, about 4210 acres, known as Wantwood Station, Southland County, Hokonui District. License Fee, £5 Run 207, about 6030 acres, known as Longridge Station, Southland County, Hokonui District. License Fee, £7 10s Run 300 b, about 7150 acres, known as Burwood Station, Wallace County, Takitimo District. License Fee, £7 10s Run 146, about 7700 acres, known as Caroline Station, Southland County, Hokonui District. License Fee, £7 10s Run 302, about 7050 acres, known as Eyre Creek, Southland County, Eyre District. License Fee, £7 ids Run 191 a, about 3200 acres adjoining Five Rivers Estate, .Byre District, ! Southland County. Upset rent,. £26 13s 4d. License Fee £5. At the same time and place will be offered for sale at the upset price of 20s per acre under the conditions contained in "Land Act, 1877," relating to the sale of Pastoral Lands on deferred payments, the following areas : — Section 180, Wairio District, containing 3900 acres more or less, being a subdivision of Run 143, and in close proximity to the Nightcaps coal fields Section 181, Wairio District, adjoining above, about 2650 acres W. H. PEARSON, oc2l Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, Invercargill, 7th October. 1882. AGRICULTURAL LAND FOR SALE, Subdivided into FARMS AND ESTATES; TKE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LIMITED] are now OFFERING FOR SALE The whole of their SPLENDID ESTATE, Situated on the Mataura, extending from Gore to Athol and Dipton, and intersected throughout by railways and good roads, BY FREE SELECTION, Upon the most LIBERAL TERMB OF DEFERRED PAYMENT AND INTEREST. A large number of settlers are already in successful occupation of Farms on various parts of the _state, and intending purchasers are invited to inspect tbe growing crops of wheat, barley, oats, turnips, and grass. The Brokers of the Company in London j REPORT ON CROPS Grown on the estate last season (1881-2) as | follows :— "The value of the red straw and white velvet whea r is about the same — 55s t® 565, the former for strength, and the latter for color ; and the Tuscan would be worth about 565. The long Tartarian oats, 30s for 3521 b ; and the short ones, say, 35s for 3841b — all delivered here. "It is seldom that we see such fine New Zealand wheat. The samples all round aie of Very 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 reiquired. ADVANCES. 1 The Cpmpany also undertake to advance (if required) to any purchaser the cost of substantial improvements in fencing and buildings, not exceeding in tbe 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 ll 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, , DUNEDIN", WANTWpOD (near MaudevUle), Or to their agehts at GORE. s2O L" If b TOR SALE IN SOUTHyx yx EAND. - ">yzxx- \ Farms of from 100 to lOCJO acres in Southjland for sale on easy terms, say one-fourth cash; balance' may remain on mortgage for a ; term of five years, at 7 per cent interest. • The' land is of good quality and wellsituated,;, iand can; be purchased for; £3 per acre. ; -Bg}b; the laud and climate are well adapted for the growth of Rapeiahd Lint Seed, and if i the. buyer chooses ; to. f grow_fcbesei he can get j an advance on the crop as soon as sown} and ibje. paid f Ss.^d per, bushel .forthe seed deI livered ■in^Dunedih^ J - Ic'r.yA .I Z ' ,• y ..> | The probable^yi^ oF seed' would not % be ; less than thirty bushels to tbe acre, and the : terms of payment for the seed would' be cash Nondelivery. sVW;y WWx 'izZA'i^ For further particulars apply to \ -07i/ AEBXANDER RpHAY, '«?? x) .., ;.'B9iJgej:a'JuildJng r liiYe?cargill,v J