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Southland Times, Issue 4498, 9 December 1882, Page 3

. AtlL .o'clock r .1 "* . Bazaar, Esfc sbreefer- ■ HORSES;-. j^JiMQ ;<& A uOOW d9 J.JKJ|t.mt§>3^^lSAT^i)A¥/iD K*vx At -lWclock. ®;ff»^^ Bzc'haiige^- >■'}'■■''< «« &sw;i ?'/? s^? moToVghbfea afeyßotinfr r 3i- j iears'blfy s£ psifi i ? < ctf or^hitelanfr black? in fine cdnaU t^ tion. ./'■ '•'■'_ ■"' .. ' ,v:.>f-jj(a.§ ; At 1 o'clpcVj •"; ■£•< .^W,-, i £ J^ -f^HiLlAM^ODiy; will M.fa> the »» Eschange— ,-j-a .%•*:[ \ ';: i-New Ladies' SSideT/Sadtfles i and Bridles .h.v^i :■■';•;; n;> i^o,Craeß'Orangeip^ O f^' vc-i^n;.o& ' 10 Large Sashes. XH i«> v.-?^,-^- ;.'/;,• v;.u;«A , Ghaffj Wheat, Tobacco, Brandy, Cloth, ■ r;;Potatoeßj;i'new;''and.oldl\Fafnifii^, Tea, Jam j >010th ... Boots/ . , Glothifig , Flour., < t ..-,',, . -.' ... . 100 DozenMen l 's.'Sock|?-.:"'.', ; ''7"'.:.'' ; iPatent Mangle,. .'. "■<[ ... . / \ ;.-> d9 ■, SATURDAY ETESmg : NE(XT, i At half-past Beven. ;. ' W" illilm'to]>d: wiii;subinit to public conipetibn, in the Exchange, Esk street— ... . ' '" " ' . Lot 1. Section 9, Block 42, Eye street .(.leasehold), with comfortable cotj " tage/ A splendid site Lot 2. Part of section 10, block 34, Bpwmont street, with five - roomed house, nearly new, with tank. Freehold Lot 3. Sections 13, and 14, block 7 Campbplltown, to be sold Lot i. Sections 68, and 69, Georgetown, each £ an acre, partly fedced and drained Lot 5. Sections 18, 19, and 20, block 5, Kilbrony Lot 6. Sections 1, and 2, block 3, Strathearn, corner of Elles Road and Ettrick street Lot 7. Section 3, block 9, Clinton, North Invercargill. Full particulars on application to the Auctioneer. d6 LAND FOR THE PEOPLE. No one need longer exist without a Freehold. Owing to Numerous and Repeated Applications for Land in the TOWNSHIP OF WAVESLEY, WILLIAM TODD has received in- ' ' structions from the vendors to sell On SATUEDAY, the 23rd CURRENT, At 7 p.m., The whole of this township, consisting of 249 Sections, containing 2 Aches, 1 Acke, and 1 Half-acre respectively. As this is an opportunity that will not occur again of obtaining a good homestead at a lower reserve than any township offered by the Government, bona fide settlers are invited to inspect, and aftend the sale, and all who buy will probably wish they had secured more, even-as an investment. The township is situated about twenty minutes' walk east of Woodend, and its position is unsurpassed as a town site, being principally terrace land, with sufficient bush to'meet the requirements of settlers. The streets are one chain wide, and give easy access to every section. The soil is deep and first-class in. quality, and a fraction of the labor • expended on it that is required to' clear bush,! would oaake it capable of growing, anything' that this climate can produce. ;; ; As the scenery is varied and picturesque, i the locality healthy and convenient to to\yn,i by rail or road, it must become popular at an J early date for subnrban residences.- i The proximity of the mills will enable any of the employes in that neighborhood to: select a hoTie, and the depasturing advan- ' tages in the district are greater than in any \ other place near Invercargill. - ; Pull particulars auot plans be obtained, from the auctioneer. Title under Land Transfer Act. ; Terms at Sale. d9 Wilson, Taine & Co. SATURDAY, DEC. 9*H, At U o'clock. HORSES, PIGS, PLOUGH, &c. WILSON, TAINE & CO. will sell at their yai ds, as above — 6 Draught Horses ■1 Hacks 1 d.f. Plough 12 Pigs. d8 MOUNT FAIRFAX ESTATE. WILSON, TAINE, & CO. in conjunction with the New Zealand Loan and and Mercantile Agency Co, Limited, have received instructions to sell by auction on Saturday, February 10th, 1883, ia the Long-room of the Prince of Wales Hotel Dee street. Invercargill, at 2 o'clock sharp, that delightfully situated and superior agricultural farm, known as MOUNT FAIRFAX, Comprising about 1240 acres, more or less. One of the earliest selections in the Western District of Southland, situated between the Long wood Forest Range and the Aparima river (adjoining the Aparima Estate lately gold), ten miles from Riverton and twentyfive miles from Invercargill by railway. The Riverton, Otautau, and Nightcaps Railway, and the Main North road from Riverton traverse the property. The Fairfax rail way Station and Post-office, and a blacksmith's and wheelwright's shop are within the farm. The soil consists in about equal proportions of alluvial river riat,i ogether with rich volcanic and limestone country. A good mill stream (Fossil Creek) traverses the property, and also a deposit of limestone suitable for lime and building stone. The farm is subdivided into about twenty paddocks and is in good cultivation and coddition, having been very little cropped but stocked with sheep for abont twenty years, and the timber on the property and adjoining bush reserves is of good quuality. There is also a good garden aQ cl orchard. The buildings comprise a commodious j dwelling house of 13 rooms, detached kitchen, two stables, two stores, woolshed, &c. Maps of the property may be seen, and all other particulars obtained on application at the several offices of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, throughout the colony, the Auctioneers, or from the Proprietor. The property will be offered in lots of from 200 to 400 acres, unless disposed of privately, of which notice will be given. d9 John O- MArdell SATURDAY, 9th DECEMBER, At the Bazaar, Don street, at Noon. f O. McARDELL will sell— 40 Bags Chaff 30 Bags Potatoes 21 Bags Fowls' Wheat 60 Bags Oats. . J. O. McARDELL, ' , d9 ';..-..'..'. Auctioneer. SATURDAY? 9th DECEMBER, ■"'At ll' : a'.'m. ■ •".-•■ "■''■■•- : -' ■ i DRAUGHT HORSES, o JO. McARDELL has received io- • structions from Mr A Alexander, to sell by auction, in :: the Bazaar, Don street, on the above date-^ ; . O DRAUGHT GELDINGS 2 DRAUGHT FILLIES, one stinted to" Time o' Day," . . On account of other vendors— LIGHT AND HEAVY; DRAUGHTS, HACKS, &o. J, O, MoABDBLL,V ;