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Southland Times, Issue 4896, 24 March 1884, Page 1

. To Let TO, LET a sfr-roomed *Hoase, mil large Garden, in Yarrow street, heai Dee: street Apply Andrew Scott, Fruiterer ■ Tayjtreet, ■ ~ " :■■ '; , ]: ; ' /mU rf^O LET — OffiGes-iVwith strongroom. ■JL on second floor of the South New Zealand Finance, Loan, Building and Ageiicv Co;'s Building, Esk street, 'r Apply to George Trew, t Manager.. , -/.; ,* ()^ mia RESTAURANT Atfjj SHOP TO It LET. f TO LET— For such term as may be agreed ;upon, ' he Lumsden Restauraut, with shop attached. The house is in good order throughout, contains nine apartments, and is-wellsituatod. The ground, quarter acre, ■is-'feeicurely fenced, and the yard is well gra'vfelled. There is a good two-stalled ''stable and a piggery. To an industrious person with a little capital this offers leally an excellent opening in business. For further particulars apply to Thomas McM>ith, Lumsden ; or ; T. McChesney, grocer, Dee street, Invercargill. f2B rO LET, FOR SEVEN YEARS, the following Properties of W. Lawrence, Esq : — I. VERULAM ESTATE — Containing about 3648 acres, situated on the North road, six miles from Invercargill. The soil is of superior quality, to a considerable extent river flat, and the property is well-watered, being divided by the Makarewa, which is bridged opposite the homestead, and traversed by smaller ptreams. The improvements consist of a large ten-roomed dwellinghouse, commodious outhouses, and drafting yards,- a considerable, extent of boundary fencing, eight paddocks securely fenced, and about four hundred acres of sown grasses. 11. Wilson's Crossing Boad at Mossburn Stream, 80 acres good land unimproved. 111. EAST ROAD— Two miles from Invercargill ; 97 acres partly fenced and ready to plough. IV. EAST ROAD— Two and a half miles from Invercargill ; 31 acre 3 bush land, partly cleared and tenced. Apply to WM. RUSSELL. Stuarton, Byal Bush. mil For Sal&_ J?IREWOOD— Iron wood for sale. -T Also, Mauls and Totara.Piles. Ordeis left at Caleb Froggatt, Spey street. . m22 FOR SALE — Comfortable house, garden, and paddock, about four acres. Apply to J. T. Tnomson, Esk street ; or to C D. Moore, Winton. 28 1?OR SALE— By private treaty, a ■ Bargain, Section 16, Block XLVIL, Et fc rick street, Invercargill. For particulars apply to Mr Rein, of Rein and Ferguson. Watchmakers, &c, Dee street, m 8 POR S A LE-C HEA P. Through alterations in premises the foi^ lowing second-hand vehicles : — One Light Dog Cart, 2 Double Albot Hooded Buggies, 2 Single Buggies, 1 Spring Dray, Butchers', Bakers' Carte, &c, and a large number of new vehicles of all rings. Apply American Carriage Factory. fl9 OR SALE OR TO LET— The Residence of Mrs Johnston, at Gladstone. Ten-roomed brick and slated house ; grounds, one acre beautifully laid out and planted. Every convenience for a gentleman's family. For particulars, apply to Mr Aaron Blacke, Don-street. Jl6 pOR SALE CHEAP. BINDING TWINE, Corn sacks, tarpaulins, fencing wire, staples, and sundries. For further particulars apply to J. L. McDonald, Liquidator, Southland Farmers' Co-operative Association, Limited, Esk street. oc3 IPOR SALE, 500 acres of splendid Bush, about 10 miles from Invercargill, on the Seaward Bush railway. The timber consists chiefly of totara, and red pine. The property adjoin 3 a Government JBush Reserve of 1400 acres equally good, 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 Also, other property for sale and to lease, from 50 up to 600 acres. Apply to O Froggatt, Spey -st. . J29 TMPROVED FABMS FOR SALE, Rich river flat farm on the Makarewa about ten miles from Invercargill, near the railway. Black pine bush, house, stable, barn, &c, 258 acres. Also, — Farm at Ryal Bush, close to the railway station, sheltered, with heavy bush f tontage, house, stable, &c, 183 acres. TERMS EASY. For particulars apply to BUTLER BROS., 18 Ryal Bush. ¥71 O R ' S_ A L E. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until noon on the 3 1st inst. for the purchase of THE EAGLE HOTEL, Blufi Harbor. This Hotel is the longest established in the Bluff and is doing a first-cla«<B business. It is situa' ed riorht opposite the Bail-n-ay Station and wharf, and contains 16 rooms. It U built upon the most valuable quarteracre site in the Bluff, and has good stabling accommodation, and extensive outhouses and garden. At rear of Hotel is erected a sevenroomed cottage suitable for dwelling-house for family, or can be used as additional accommodation for Hotel. The whole is freehold without encumbrance, and is only being sold owing to Proprietor retiring from business. Favorable terms will be given. Inspection invited." For full particulars, apply T. R. FORDHAM, Bluff. 4th March, 1884. TO MERQHANTS, PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMEN AND - OTHERS. For sale, a most eligible 6-roomed residence in Esk street, four sections from the Cricket Ground and opposite Mr John Kingsl«nd's. Outbuildings consist of wash house, woodshed, etc. Garden, one of the best laid out in town, well stocked with fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, etc. Gas and water laid on. At present occupied by an excellent tenant (who has resided therein over two years) at a good rental. Also, — Sections 40 and 41, Township of Kilbrony, on the corner of O'Hara street and Elles road. Tnis is a valuable hotel site, being closely adjacent to the railway station on the feaward Bush line, which passes through tbe centre of the property. Also, tq Lease-=» Four acres of land situated at Stoney Creek, near the Otama Bridge, suitable for a general store and blacksmith's shop, both great requirements in the - locality, and affording good openings for pushing men. The sites Bre within fifty yards of the Stoney Crepk Railway Station on the Otama and Riveredale road. Apply to THOS. R. CARROLL, mi Hotel, InveioargiU,