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Southland Times, Issue 4860, 11 February 1884, Page 3

For Sale. TjIARM FOR SALE. Comprising 50 Acres of first-rate Agricultural Land — 14 acres in crop, 10 acres in grass ; moßt of remainder bush land, cleared and ready for grass. The whole is divided into four paddocks. The buildings include 4-rooraed House, Dairy, 3-stalled Stable, 6- bail Cowshed. Tbere is also a good garden. The farm is situated on the Bay Boad, ad joining Mr Cleaves Bimu Nursery, 3£ miles fiom Post-office. Price, £800. Liberal terms will be given. Apply to W, Gillow, on the premises. Jl9 FOR SALE— a farm of 212 acres, about 100 acres of which is bush, within four miles of Invercargill, subdivided into convenient paddocks and sown down in English grass. A first-class dairy farm, such as is not often in the market ,* good garden, six-roomed house, large barns and complete out-buildings. Immediate possession can be given, and early application is necessary. Terms unusually easy. Apply C. Froggatt, Spey street. f 2 FOR SALE. — A very desirable property, about 9£ miles ■_ from town, on the Seaward Bush Bailway. A site for a Bailway Station has been set apart on the section, which contains 97 acres, all fenced, 60 acres of which is splendid bush, nine acres improved and sown down in grass. A good orchard of one acre, well sheltered. There is erected thereon a substantial two-roomed house, with verandah and all necessary outbuildings. For terms, &c, apply Caleb Froggatt, Spey street. f 7 FOR SALE, 150 acres of splendid Bush, about 10 miles from Invercargill, on the Seaward Buah railway. The timber consists chiefly of totara, and red pine. The property adjoins a Government Bush Beserve, and is particularly adapted for a sawmill site. Terms are very easy. To an enterprising person with limited capital this provides a grand opportunity of establishing a remunerative business. Intending purchasers can make arrangements with the undersigned for paying a visit of inspection. 600 acres farm at Waikaka, 400 acres of which is under English grass, balance under grain crcp ; improvements consist of firstelass 6-roomed house, good out-buildings, aad every requisite of a well-appointed homestead. 214 acres of good flat land, about 6 miles from Edendale Bailway station, 115 acres in oats, 20 in turnips, 44 unbroken, nearly all fenced. Apply to O. Froggatt, Spey-st. j29 D. Powel and Co FOB SALE. * . POWELL AND CO. have for XJ • private sale the Bailway Hotel, Nightcaps, with stable, outhouses, &c, &c, Also, one house at Nightcaps, with outhouses, stable, kc, erected on sections 2, 3, and 4, block 30, and section 1, block 6. Terms very liberal. If not disposed of by private treaty will be sold by public auction at an early date. Further particulars from the auctioneers. . 331 ■p O R SAL E. D. POWELL k CO. have for private sale a 6-roomed House in Tweed street, w.ith scullery, outhouses, 8 1 lendid garden, and gas laid on. For|*further particulars apply to D. Powell and Co. Auctioneers. f 4 Wm- Todd's Sales EXCHANGE HOESE BAZAAB AND STABLES, ESK STBEET. JTT ILLIAM TODD holds regular * w Sales of Horses in the Yards, under cover, EVEBY SATUBDAY, Commencing half-past 12 sharp, jli TUESDAY, 12th FEBRUABY, At 12 o'clock noon. 37 ACBES, 37 One and Three-quarters Mile from Invercargill Town Boundary, or withiu Ihree Miles from the Post-office — frontage to the Oteramika Boad. WILLIAM TODD, instructed by Mr John Sutherland, who is removipg to his Hedgehope faim, will sell by public auction in the Exchange, Esk street — Section 44 and part of Kection 72, of Block IL, Invercargill Hundred, containing in all 87a Or lip, more or less ; together Growing Crops, Oats, Turnips, Potatoes, and Grass, subdivided into convenient paddocks. The buildings consist of a very comfortable 7-roomed H-->use, Dairy, Stables, Cowshed, and Outhouses. The Orchard at rear of the dwelling contains about one acre, and is planted with fruit trees. The position of this valuable freehold 3peaks for itself— about twenty minutes, walk from town, with good road. The soil is of superior quality, and good bush. A person il inspection inviled, Terms at sale. Further particulars fiom the Auctioneer, at whose office plans may be seen. f 2 SATUBDAY, 22nd Ma3CH, At 2 o'clock. TO CAPITALISTS, INVESTOBS, AND OTHEBS. By order of the Begistrar ©f the Supreme Court of New Zealaud, at Invercargill. CHOICE FEE K HOLD ESTATES IN SOUTHLAND, Comprising 4132 ao-es 4132 Hear Wiuton, and OuOO DIPrON FLAT UOOO Near Dipton. WILLIAM TODD (in conjunction with J. O. McArdell), has received instructions _from the Begistrar of the Supreme Court,' to sell by public auction, in the Exchange Sale-rcomp, Eak street, InvercargiU, on Saturday, 22nd March, 1884, at 2 p.m , in One Lot, the splendid agricultural block 3of Freehold, comprising— -| fi K-f K ACRES (more or less), being XX} OXO 6383 acres in the Dipton Flat, and 4132 acres near Winton, adjoining the famous Gladfield Estate. The whole of the property is good agricultural land— a great .portion of it deep rich soil— and situated wiihin easy access of rai'way stations. the circumstances under which these valuable Properties are placed on the market indicate the bona fide character of the sale, which will be absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE, thus affording a splendid opportunity to investors for securing a large area of fine agricultural land, which is eminently suited for subdivision into ordinary sized farms, and oi realisation of same in such areas, an immense profit would be secured on the price at which it will be sold in one lot Terms— 2o per cent, casb, and the balance in 30 days. For further particulars apply to James Harvey, Esq., Solicitor, Invercargill ; or the Auctioneers, WILLIAM TODD j26 J. O. McARDELL Green and Souness BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. FARM FOE SALE, NEAE BIVERSDALE GREEN AND SOUNESS bave received instructions from the Mortgagee, to sell by public auction at their rooms, Gore, on FBIDAY, 15TH FEB., 1884, At 2 p.m. — j Section 466, Hokonui, lately occupied by Mr Alex. Matheson, containing 200 acresTbis farm is fenced and sub-divided, and has other improvements. It is only about two miles from the rising township of Bivercdale, on the Waimea Plains railway. This farm must be bold, and easy terms can be arranged, U