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Southland Times, Issue 19724, 26 January 1906, Page 3

-Wm Todd#,Co SATURDAY EVENING, 27W jAnUABY,’ ' At 7.30, “ ■- 1 “ WU. TODD & 00, instructed by Ur B. F. Oath, bertson, Agent Public Trustee, Estate Savage Connelly (deceased)' will Sell by auction In the RIALTO- ....... Section 84, Hallßbotough, .Eastlnveroargill, frontages to Mary and Ritchie streets, on “ which is erected 3-roomed cottage .and outbuildings. MONDAY, 29T0 JANUARY, At 11.85 Am. TO GARDENERS, FLOEISTB, FRUIT GEO WEES u AND BETTORD FARMERS. WU. TODD & GO, instructed by Mrs Stroud, will eubmit to public competition, ltj (he BLU/ED, • Donstreet— ' . - • I • • '; T/h (TEN AGEES) FREEHOLD, frontage to 11/ North Eoad, WAIKIWI. together With *ll improvements, crops, eto, a6cut)6oo trees In full-bearing, shop, residence, stable v and necessary bulldingsi—TraffiCarjwsee door. , We earnestly invito inspection. Farther partictt< 3 lam from Auctioneers. ORANGES, [icmons, Plums, Peaches, Raspberries, Gooseberries. Arriving daily. TODD AMD 00. N.Z. loan & M.A Co PROPERTY SALE . OK ) SECTIONS IN WINTON. Moore's Hall, Winton. SATURDAY, 27th JANUARY, AT 7.80 P.M. The n.z. loan & meboaniile agency do, f.ro, instructed by S. and J. Hagertv, will offer by public auction on the 27th January* 1908, at 7 P m., in Moore’s Hall, Winton, the whole of the uh dermentioned desirable properties. Such an opportunity for a suitable investment tas never orourred ' in Winton before, and intending p irchosers will do well not to let such a golden opportunity slip by. The properties are as follows BLOCK XVlll—Section 7, ' » 8 ii 0 , 10 ii 1? •> 18 As a Block these sections front Grange, Bp™, and Durham streets. BLOCK XXII - Section-4, with store, two floors and two other buildings. Occupied at present by 8.8. Williams and Hagerty Bros This property is in the’ main street, and the railway passes at the rear. BLOCK XXll—Section 6, with three-roomed cottage and garden. BLOCK XXII— Section 0, wdth garden. These two sections adjoin section 1, containing the store. BLOCK XIII-Section 7, with two-ioomod cottage and garden, fronting Meldrura and Durham streets. BLOCK Xlll—Section 9, fi anting Park street, adjoining Masonic property, and facing the Bank of New Zealand residence and the Presbyterian Church. BLOCK Xlll—Section 8. six-roomed dwe'ling, stable, and outbuildings, corner section, fronting Park ami Meldrum streets; held on a lease from the School Commissioners, about 12 years unexpired ; rent £2 per annum. This is one of the best sites in Winton, and is a very valuab'c property, besides being-ah absolute)} safe investment. The Titles, which are under the Laud' Transfer Act, are in order, and can be procured at the completion of any purchase. The terras of this sale shall be:-10 per cent, deposit, IB per cent, in three months, balance at fiiper cent, fqr three yearn. With such easy conditions 'of sale, there should not lie the slightest obstacle in the way of anyone purchasing cue or more of these very desirable sections. For further particulars, or for any information! apply lo HAGERTY BROS., - Winton; Or NX I.OAN CO.. Invercargill. McKay Bros TEVIOT FRUIT FOE JAM. PEACHES, Apricots, and Plums are now arriving daily. As the season does not promise to be very plentiful it will he as well to oroer your Jam supplies at once. McKAY BEOS., Exchange Salerooms. Wright, Stephenson & Ca IN THE ESTATE OF NICHOLAS JOHNSON, DECEASED. CRESCENT ROOMS, INVERCARGILL, .SATURDAY, 27m JANUARY, 1908, At 2 30 p m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., under inetructious from Mr H, F. Outhbertson, Agent Public Trustee, will offer for sale by public auction, os above— Two Properties of Freehold Land, particulars ns follows 319 Acres 3 Roods 38 Poles, Sections 18, U, and Part 15, Block 7, Invercargill Hundred 230 Acres 19 poles, Sections 10 and 11, Block 7, Invercargill Hundred TERMS-10 per cent Cosh, 10 per cent in 18 months, 10 per cent, in two yearn, balance in three years. Interest, 5 jwr cent SALE OF GLENQ.UOICH STATION SOUTHLAND, N.Z. SATURDAY, 24th FEBRUARY, At L3O p.m. ■ AT CRESCENT, INVERCARGILL. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the JOSEPH ROGERS, to sell by auction, as above, the GLENQUOICH STATION, STOCK AND PLANT Fufl particulars in Saturday's issue of this paper or on application to WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & 00, Invercargill Featherstone and Co FEATHERSTONE & CO., , AUCTIONEERS, Land and Estate Agents, PRODUCE SALESMEN, 46 ESK STREET. AGENTS—SUN FIRE INSURANCE 00„ Established Farms of all sizes. Some choice'selections town and suburban properties. CALL AND SEE OUR REGISTER. HOUSES— 4 Rooms, 1 oerc, close to town—£2oo B „ (acre, in town .. £230 New 0 roomed house, 1 acre £475 FEATHERSTONE t CO. HOTEL PROPERTY —We have several Hotel properties, in'good districts, For Sale. FEATHERSTONE & CO, Eek street Henderson & Batgor TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. FOR PP.IVATE SALE. HENDERSON AND BATGEB have received po tive instructions to sell the undermentioned LowerMataura properties without delay. To ensure speedy sale prices have been reduced to figures wholly inconsistent with current values, and-prompt inspection is invited. . 11 Springfield Estate," 1185 ACRES. Mostly rich river land ; balance first-clan terrace. O. od buildings. The property adjoins the Yitiroa railway station, and at the priee offered U a gift. £4los FEB ACRE. Also. “CuUenV 660 Acips. This properly is in two blocks, sdjanent to the Tittrpa railway.station, 180 acres being first-doss ridge land in English grass, tire balance being river land Of good quality. £3 7s fid par acre. - For furthw particulars apply ’ . . /.. . ; HENDERSON AND RATHER. * Aaetionaen. MARY hod a little lamh. hut she was not half eo happy as the hoys whose parent* bought then moe New-SuiU fur theholidays at MASTERS the parents were happy beoaun the Suite were Strong and cheap,