MeJbaj Bros. FREEHOLD SECTIONS AT TRAM TERMIN’ US. McKAY BROS, will sell in Exchange Sale Rooms on SATURDAY. NOV. 2C. at 7.30 11 FREEHOLD SECTIONS, with frontages to Chelmsford and Windsor streets.. TERMS: £lO down, £5 in threu months, £5 in six months, balance three years at 6 per cent. Plans in course of preparation. 2S9G >j A *■ : ■« ■lvxi , AiOOm£, EAR aii'.^X. Mc&ai ARx-S., A CCTIOXt-L-Ao, hitodt'OE SALESiT MEN, tHUII IMPORTERS, VALlit-r,.,. Trade Fruit Sa.es on Tuesdays. Pigs. Poultry, r reduce, furniture and Genera) Goods. Saiurdays, commencing at 12.31). Crates for Poultry and Pigs sent on request. National Mortgage Co.. Ltd. KAPUKA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, At 1 o'clock. STOCK SALE. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., have received instructions to offer at the above time and place, on account of— MR CHAS. ASPRAY (Who is giving up dairying) : yy Dairy COWS (in full profit) HEIFERS "• Shorthorn BULL CALVES BREEDING SOW (with litter) MR W. D. fIARRIS (who has sold his Farm) : 4 and . 6-tooth „and full-mouth EWES and LAMBS 2-year-old Mixed CATTLE YEARLINGS COWS (with calves) Bay Gelding, Spring-carl Mare - (in foal). Brown Harness Mare. Gig ari'd Harness, Sheep Dog, Sundries. 14 23 ■ 2 OUTSIDE ENTRIES INVITED. J. G. Ward & Co., Ltd. FARM FOR SALE. RESCENT ROOMS, INVERCARGILL. SATURDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 1910, At 2.30 p.m. JG. WARD & CO. have received in- • structions to sell by Public Auction, as above : , The Freehold Farm, being Sections 7. 8, 9. Block 2, and Section 1, Block 3, Cam’pbelltown Hundred, containing 340 Acres. The buildings consist of a 6roomed Dwelling, 4-stailed Btable and Loft. The properly is about 7 miles from Invercargill and about 1% miles from Woodend Railway Station, Post and Telephone Office and School. Further particulars on application to 2900 THE AUCTIONEERS. J. E, Walsou & Co* Ltd.CLEARING SALE at KENNINGTON On THURSDAY. 24th INST., At 12.30 o’clock. JE. WATSON & CO., LTD., have » received instructions from James Drysdale. Esq. tvvno has* sold nin farm), to sell by public auction, at the above lime and place, the whole of his LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES as follows ; HORSES: 1 Draught Mare. 6 years ; 1 Draught Mare, aged ;, 1 Draught Mare.' foal at toot ; 1 Spring-cart Mare, 7 yrs ; 1 Draught Filly, 3 years ; 1 Draught Colt. 1 year. CATTLE: 5 Milk Cows (in profit) ; 1 Heifer (in calf). SBEEP: 90 Border Leicester Ewes (with lambs at foot) ; 44 Ewe Hoggets. 2 Leicester Rams. PIGS ; 2 Porkers. mPEEiORMa'S, ETC. t D.F. Plough, S.F. Plough, Drill Plough, 2 Drill Harrows. Saddle. Tine, Chain and Disc Harrows, Grubber, Cultivator, Turnip Lifter, Pmller, Ridger (new), Turnip Barrow, Grass Seed Sower, 2 McCormick Binders, Manure Sower. Horsepower and Chaffcutter. Scoop, Tip Dray, Spring Carl, Separator (Alta Laval), , Tools! Sack Barrow, 2 Wheelbarrows, 300 Sacks, i Oaten Sheaf Stack, 1 .Straw Stack, 60 Fowls, Horse Covers, Harness and Sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 2792 Wright, Stephenson ami Co., Ltd. PROPERTY SALE. CRESCENT ROOMS, INVERCARGILL. SATURDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 1910, At ? p m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO.. LTD. have received instructions from the Trustees of toe late W. S. Trotter, to sell by public auction, at above time and place, the following freehold properties, namely : S4O ACRES (more or less)— Sections 31, 33, 35, Block V, Invercargill Hundred, at present leassii to Messrs Henderson Bros., toe lease Having 6 years to run. Buildings Dweiling-nouse of 6 rooms, Statue and Cow-byre. This Farm is distant about 3 miles from Kenning ton Dany Factori and Railway Station, ana is one of the best farms in that district. < 291 ACRES (more or less) —Sections 14, 15. 16, 17, Block Xf, Invercargill Hundred, at present :easen\lo W. S. Fleming, Esq., Kaka.icuka. toe 'lease expiring June. 1913. Buildings; 4roomed House. About 12 acres busn on inis farm. Situated about 1 mile from Grove Busn Dairy Factory and Post Office, and 5 miles from Woodlands Railway Station. 46 ACRES (more or less) —Section 10. Block 2, Invercaigill Hundred, at present leased to J. Crombie, Esq., lease expiring Ist December. 1919. No buildings. Situated opposite Mill Road Railway Siding. 39 ACRES (more or less) —Sections 24, 25, Block 2. Invercargill Hundred, at present leased to J. Cromoie, Esq. Possession can ce given on Ist June, 1911. No buildings. Situated near Mill Road Railway Siding. 948 ACRES (more or Jess) —Sections 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, Block IX, and Section 36 and part 35, Block VIII, Wyndham Survey District, at present leased to Mr William Couser, me lease expiring Ist May. 1916. The property, which is known as Kobinhood, is distant 3 miles from Titiroa Railway Station, Dairy Factory and Post Office, and nas nearly all been broken up. The land is mostly undulating and is all of good quality. There are no buildings. The above farina and pieces of land are very conveniently situateu in closely settled districts. The mnd is all lirstciass, ana is being Kept ;n good order The various leases can be inspected at toe office of the Auctioneers. As toe Trustees desire to wind up the Estate forthwith, the properties will be offered tor genuine sate, and only reasonable values will be expected With land rising steadily in price, toe acquisition of these properties now with their long leases should prove an excellent investment. Further particulars and terms of payment on application to 2732 THE AUCTIONEERS, > £<KAA Given Away.—V ARNISUINE —Hie ortolan. Polish for Tan —ours and Linoleums ; Easiest. Quicker;, Brightest. Particulars in each 6d Tin
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Southland Times, Issue 14581, 23 November 1910, Page 8
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