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Southland Times, Issue 17786, 15 July 1916, Page 8

J. £. Watsop. and Co., Ltd. SALE 03'' LAND. ,SATURDAY, JULY 1.", at 2 p.m. ESTATE OF THE LATE ORR FISHER. JE. WATSON & CO., LTD., liavo re- • ceived instructions to offer by publit; auction in their rooms, Tay street, ail that parcel of Land, being Section 3, Block V, Invercargill lid., containing 6*V ACRES 2 RDS 7 POLES, more or ® less, subdivided into four paddocks. Buildings; 5-roomcd house; detached, 2-roonied cottage. *4-mile from Bimu school; 15,*,I 5 ,*, miles from factory, store, and post-office. Hunter Bros. & Rice. WYXDHAM HORSE SALE. WT.NDHAM HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1915, At Noon. JJ ENTER BROS. & RICE will offer— Draught MARES and GELDINGS HACK and Harness HORSES Q SPRING-CARTERS. *> Also 1 Express Trap, Harness, etc. 1.Ty1252 Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd. INVERCARGILL HORSE BAZAAR, THIS DAY (SATURDAY), JULY 15, 1915, At It o’clock. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND COLTD., will sell cm account of clients — | Draught HORSES HACKS and Harness HORSES. .1 yin 26 2 FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION. CRESCENT ROOMS, INVERCARGILL. SATURDAY", JULY 15, 1916, At 2.50 p.m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr A. Dick, Springhills, to sell by auction as above, his FREEHOLD FARM of— - 398 ACRES One mile from Springhills Railway Station, Post Office, School, etc. The farm is fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks. Buildings consist of good 5rnomed house, 4-stalled stable. barn, cowshed, implement shed, etc., 20 acres stubble, 20 acres ridged turnips, 50 acres in tussock and the remainder in English grass. Nearly all of this property is deep, heavy, strong land, and in past years lias grown some of tiie heaviest crops ever produced in tne district. As Mr Dick must sell owing to continued ill-health, we strongly recommend inspection. Very easy terms can be arranged to an approved purchaser. Farther particulars on application to Jx427 THE AUCTIONEERS. LAND SALE BY AUCTION. CRESCENT ROOMS, INVERCARGILL, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1916, At 2 p.m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have received instructions to sell the lands belonging to the Estate of the late John Hogan, of To Tua, particulars as hereunder set forth — LOT I—Lease-in-Perpetuity of Sections 4 and 5, Block HI., Alton District, containing 300 ACRES, with an annual rental of fS, payable half-yearly in advance. Buildings comprise Cottage, Stable, etc. About 3.1 acres have been stumped and the remainder is bnsh land cleared and surface sown in English grass. Fenced and subdivided. Distant, 4W. miles from Tuatapere Railway Station, 4 miles from Dairy Factory. The Jand is of very good quality, specially suited for dairying. LOT 2—Freehold Section 3, Block VII., Longwood District, containing 336 acres 3 roods, situated within one mile of Te Tua Railway Station and Dairy Factory by gravel road. Buildings—6-roomed House, Stable and Shed. Subdivided into 6 paddocks. A considerable area of the farm is laid down in English grass and the remainder is bush. This farm can, by no great expenditure, be made into one of the finest stock farms in Southland. The land is of quite exceptional quality, Is conveniently situated, well watered, splendidly sheltered, and inspection is strongly recommended. TERMS and other particulars on application to Ju3B4 THE AUCTIONEERS. SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS, ETC. AT WALLACETOWN SALBYARDS. On TUESDAY". JULY IS, 1816, At 11 a.m. sharp. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO., 1 LTD., will seR at above time and I place, on account of Mr F. C. Ridder, I Lochiel: — His COMPLETE HERD of:— ()Q Dairy yCOWS, guaranteed sound ' and in calf to purebred Holstein bull (calving date given at sale) 1 11 1 17 1 Purebred HOLSTEIN BULL (pedigree given at sale) Two and three-year-old HEIFERS Spring Dray with wheybox attached Nine-gallon MILK CANS Spring-cart GELDING and Harness. Mr Kidder’s cows are an exceedingly good lot, and are considered one of the very best herds in the Lochiel district. They have been heavily culled, and prospective buyers arc invited to apply to secretary or Lochiel factory manager for information as to Mr Kidder’s returns. During last season the herd, including heifers, returned £l7 per head, exclusive of bonus yet to be paid. Jygl64 SALK OF HIGHLY BRED TROTTING STOCK. On Account of MAX KRIEDLANDER, Esq., WAIMUMU SATURDAY', JULY 22, 1916, At 1 o’clock. STEPHENSON AND CO., have received instructions from Mr Friedlander to hold a. Sale of his well-bred Trotting Stock at their Horse Bazaar. GORE, in conjunction with MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD., ASHBURTON, on SATURDAY, 22nd JULY’, 1916, at 1 p.m., comprising—- “ 7 3-year-old GELDINGS & FILLIES 2-yeai-oid GELDINGS &. FILLIES by Harold Dillon and King Cole, out of his well-known Trotting Marcs. Full particulars as to Pedigree at Sale. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., Gore, FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD., Ashburton, Jy.i2l7 Agents. SMALL GRAZING PROPERTY IN ( WESTERN DISTRICT, SOUTHLAND, j F'>R PRIVATE SALK BY VST RIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO., »» LTD., INVERCARGILL--629 Acres FREEHOLD QAAA Acres CROWN LEASEHOLD. * """ Rent £56; 14 years from Ist March, 1917 3629 A res Carrying capacity; 1000 Ewes, 300 Dry Sheep, some Cattle. 250 Acres English Grass; balance Tussock. All good Sheep country. Good Buildings. 4fa miles from ran. PRICE—£6 10/- for Freehold, Leasehold given in. Terms; 20 per cent, cash, 15 per cent, in two years, balance in seven years. Stock at valuation. 3Jyi’>o2