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Southland Times, Issue 14635, 27 January 1911, Page 8

William Todd and Co. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27tli, at 2 p.m. WILLIAM TODD & CO.. Instructed by Official Assignee, Estate H. J. Either, will sell in Rialto—--8 h.p. Marine Engine, 3 h.p. Engine, Propeller Shaft and Blades, 2 Cylinders, 8 Valve Stampings with springs. Patterns, small Car Jack, 1 Box Assorted Steel Fittings, Propeller Pattern. Also, 16 foot Launch, Marine Oil Engine, Kerosene Engine. 1452 SATURDAY. 28th JANUARY. At 7.30 p.m. TTTXLLIAM TODD & CO. will offer fop W Sale, in the Rialto, Don Street, Invercargill, under instructions from tha Trustees in the Estate of the late Mrs Maria Woods : SECTION' 10, HAWTHORN, frontage to Elies Road; area, 1 acre, surroundedby splendid live hedges, on which is erected a Very Substantial 5-roomed Residence ; Scullery, l Outbuildings, new Range in kitchen, 8.1. Wardrobe ami Presses, Wash-house (with copper .built in), 8.1. Dresser, Tank. Orchard ; high and dry. This is also a Home that wa confidently recommend. TERMS. —Say £IOO cash, the balance may remain for any period up to 5 years if desired ; Interest, 5 per cent. 1411 SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, At 7.30. One of the Best BUILDING SITES at BLUFF, overlooking the Harbour. WILLIAM TODD & CO., instructed by Mr Jas. Angus, of Sydney, N.S.W, will sell by auction in the Rialto, Invercargill— SECTION 8, Block XV., Bluff,- >4-acre frontage to Foyle Street. A. most beautiful situation; 7 minutes* walk from Post Office. 1488 SATURDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1911, At 11 a.m. TOWNSHIPS SECTIONS AT McEWAN, Terminus of Invercargill-Tokonul Railway. BUSINESS SITES. WILLIAM TODD & CO.,' Instructed by Mr . Neil ‘McEwan, will sell in Rialto— QA SECTIONS, McEwan Township, (m/\J varying in size from %-acre to about % -acre, BEING THE TERMINUS of the INVERCARGILLTOKONUI RAILWAY. Exceptional Opportunity to secure a Valuable Business Site. in this new: township. , 'Plan at Auctioneers' Office.' HALL, STOUT & LILLICRAP, 1410 Solicitors. T_>LUFF —Seven-roomed Residence. XJLUFF —4 Cottages and Store. 10 pec cent \JTOODEND— I Acre and 10-roomed House. U»ORTH STREET. — Section 22. Block 12, overlooking the Gardens. A lovely building site. TULLES ROAD, South Invercargill.—* 3 Acres and 2-storey Residence, •gmr.T.TA-MT TODD ft CO.. AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE AND PROPERTY SALESMEN. TEE BIAZiTO—DON STREET, INVERCARGILL. ■* J. B. Mills and' Son. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS j. R. MILLS & SON have received instructions from Mr T. R. Carroll, who is leaving Riverton, to offer for sale, on FEBRUARY 4th, at 1.30 p.m., at Riverton — His Splendid Property known as “Whare Reka / ,” consisting of Sections 17 and 18, Block VII., Palmerston Street, town of Riverton, containing %-acre, with 10-roomed House thereon, also all his Household Furniture. Also —Section 16, consisting of %-acre in' centre of town, with buildings thereon ; also, Allotments 11 and 12, of Section 3, Block I, South Riverton.

Full particulars In later Issues. J. E. Watson and Co., Ltd. AUCTION SAFE. 5 FREEHOLD DAISY PAEMS S ■ SATURDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1911, At 2 p.m. JE. WATSON & CO. have received o Instructions from James McLeod, Esq., to sell by auction in their Rooms. Tay” street, Invercargill, his Freehold Property, situated near Long Bush, subdivided into the following allotments:-* LOT 1-—56 Acres, with option of Lots 2 and Lot 3. This area all in first year’s grass. LOT 2—64 Acres, with option of Lot 3 and Lot 4. About 10 acres bush land, balance all in grass. LOT 3 —64 Acres, with option of Lot 4. About 10 acres bush land, balance all In grass. LOT 4—20 Acres, all in grass. LOT s—Homestead5 —Homestead Block : 190 Acres. Growing crops, 27 acres oats, 55 acres turnips, 10 acres rape and grass, 10 acres turnips and grass, 20 acres young grass, balance pasture and about 10 acres bush. Buildings comprise large Dwelling, Stable, Barn, Cow-shed, and Out-build-ings. (All crops are approximate only; titles and plans may be Inspected at the Auctioneers' Offices, Tay Street, Invercargill). The property Is situated on the mala road between Long Bush and Woodlands Railway Stations. The property, was acquired by the late Mr Warden about 50 years ago, was the first block selected In the district, and has been exceptionally well farmed ever since. Excepting the area of bush, every acre is ploughable. It is subdivided into handysized paddocks, all well fenced. The crops of grass, oats and turnips now growing attest the adaptability of the land for mixed farming. It is unusually free from noxious weeds and rabbits. The proposed new dairy factory will be within a mile of the property. The Auctioneers recommend those In search of a farm to Inspect. Easy terms of payment will be given. For further particulars, apply 1303 THE AUCTIONEERS. McKay Bros. EXCHANGE SALE BOOHS, ESK STREET. UcZAY BROS., AUCTIONEERS. SALES* fiEN, FRUIT IMPORTERS, VALUERS. Trade Fruit Sales on Tuesdays. Pigs, Poultry, Produce, Furniture and General Goods, Saturdays, commencing at 12.30. Crates for Poultry and Pigs sent oo request. RABBITSKINS. NET CASH BUYERS. j. m. mt s 00.. OF N.Z.. LTD, SON ST~E2S. CONSIGNORS an rely on receiving prompt returns and HIGHEST market Prices.