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Southland Times, Issue 4494, 5 December 1882, Page 4

, H- E- Osborne SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23bd. CHRISTMAS PROPERTY SALE. ' TOWNSHIP OP « CLEAVELaMd." TO SAWMILL HANDS AND OTHER 1 SETTLERS' IN IHE MABEL ' DISTBIOT. ' " , * HE. OSBORNE has teceiyed in- • ! structions from Robert Clea ve| Esq., to sell by auction, at his rooms, Dee street, on Satarday, December 23rd, at 7 o'clock in the evening — _ OA SECTIONS IN THE TOWN- , 01/ SHIP OF I '■« CLEAVELAND," ' ■ Containing dne quarter-acre each, beiug I subdivisions of Section 23, Block IL, * ' 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. TERMS ': — One-fif fcb 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 the Auctioneers, and' the sawmill. , n22 G- F. Martin ~~ 25 0 BULLO 0K S, . THURSDAY, 7th DECEMBER, AT WYNDHAM. aF. MARTIN has received • instructions from Mr D. R. Mcßae, 'to sell by auction at Elliot's Yards, Wyndham, on the above date — OK f\ BULLOCKS, 3 to 5 years old . The above are really a grand lot of cattle, all thoroughly quiet, well-bred, and in fresh thriving condition, ready to fatten off this summer. Also, on account of T. Golden and Co — Q/\ PRIME FAT BULLOCKS. Sale at one o'clock. n23 T AND FOR SALB. THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND COMPANY, LIMITED, is now prepared to treat for the sale of ESTATES AND FARMS IN Canterbury. Otago aud Sou Mi land, on the most Liberal Terms of Payment and Interest, Blocks of Land are already snrveyed into farms on many of the properties, upon which moderate reserve prices have been fixed, and any of them may be selected. Where the land, is not so subdivided, blocks may he selected, and by applying to the Company prices will be obtained. The Compafay.has already tlisliosed of 145,f>5*6 acres for 5005,4d5. The Company's properties in Canterbury and North Otago produces first-class wheat ; and the Edendale Estate, in Southland unsurpassed for Oats, grass, and turnips. Tlie ©airy Factory Is now in full working oTder at Edendale. For plans and all other information apply to THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRA LIAN LAND CO., LIMITED. Dunedin ; Or the Agents in Christchnrch, Timaru, O»n>RTU. Dnnerlin, and Tnverc-HTgiYt. Wilson, Taine & Co. T^T ILSON TAINE AND CO AUCTIONEERS, Stock, Station, Commission and Financial Agents, Valuators and Sharebbokebs, Dee street, Invercargill, SALE OF HORSES At their yards, Prince of Wale3 Stable EVERY SATURDAY. Monthly Sale ok Pboperties IN OUR ROOMS. MONEY TO LEND. £20,000 to lend in sums of £1000 and up wards on rural land. This money will be lent at a low rate of interest upon really good securities. £4,000 to lend on town properties in sums of £50 upwards. Liberal arrangements made in regard to Mortgaging and valuing. Advances made on growing crops, Wool stock, grain, &c, consigned to us for sale locally or shipment. In addition to our ordinary business we undertake the in^^tment of trust funds, care being taken to see that they are invested in first-class securities. We are prepared to make temporary advances on deeds or shares in any public company without the expense of mortgaging also in bills of exchange, kc, at a moderate rate. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Farms varying from 100 to 2000 acres, im proved and unimproved, in various parts of Southland. On verv liberal terms. TOWN PROPERTIES. Sections for sale and lease in various parts of Invercargill. Also houses from two roomi to ten rooms in the city and suburbs. Every act iity offered to purchasers, SATURDAY, 13th J *,NUARY, 1883, WILSO N, TAINE and CO., in conjunction with tbe New Zealand 1 osn and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, have received instructions fiom John Laidlaw, Esq.. to sell by public auction, at 2 o'clock sbarp. in the long-room of the Prince of Wales Hotel, luvercargill, That compact and valuable farm, in tbe Wyndham District, known as LAWFIELD, comprising 612 acres of first-class, rich agricoliurnl laud, subdivided into 9 paddocks, 30 acres of which are in good bush suitable for fire, wood. The remainder is nearly all broken up and under cnltivaticn — 300 acres being laid down iu English grasses, and Unbalance in crop and more or less under cultivation.' Plans can be inspected and full particulars learned on appl canon at the N.Z Loan and M.A i Company's offices, or the auctioneers, SATURDAY, 16th DEOEWBER, At 2 o'clock. 63 acres, B ufi Road, near Clifton. W" ILSON, TAINE & CO., have received instruct! ns from Mr ' Thomas Staunton to sell at tbeir rooms, as above — Section 43, Block 19, Invercargill Hun. deed, containing 63 acres of really good agricultuial land, situated between tbe townships of Clifton and Olareudo.**, 6 chains from the Clifton Railway Station. 50 acres in En-dish gra.-s, divided into 4 paddocks j good house a"d outhouses, suitable for a farm. Tbis property is most favorably situated and rapidly increasing in value. n2l Terms Liberal. IV ILSON, TAINE AND CO. * ' have for privale saleLeasehold farm, East Road, 3 miles from I nvoi rargili, close to Mill Koad SidiDg, nnd known as 3oldie's farm, 211 acres; Ifi years to run, £11 a year ; valuation at end of lea-e * partly improved, house, stables. pinery, &c. Good dairy farm and a first class investment, very easy terms. Very liule money reqaired. Also •• Mr Mack's house in Liddell st reet i-acre, 4-roomed hou«e (large roams), lofty ceiling, well finished j oan easily be adde4 to, ee27