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Southland Times, Issue 19248, 11 June 1921, Page 12

I WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. SPECIAL ENTRY. LUMSDEN SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1921. i ITESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND : X CO., LTD., will offer on account of ; Trustees late T. L. Barnhill, Castlerock — I .1 0 Hereford Cross 21-year-old ' xV STEERS (good condition!. Hereford Cross 3-year-old STEERS I (good condition). Q Hereford Cross 2-year-old STEERS (good condition!. Up2Bo FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921, At 11.30 a.m. AT LAND SALE ROOMS, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. j SALE OF DESIRABLE FREEHOLD SHEEP AT TUAPEKA WEST. I WRIGHT, STEPHENSON CO., LTD., I have received instructions from Messrs 1 Bruce Bros., to sell by public auction as i above their Freehold Fann at Tuapeka West in two lots a.* follows: — LOT I—Boo ACRES FREEHOLD. On I this lot there is a modern 6-roomed house, F with hot and cold water; all conveniences I and outbuildings. The farm steading is exi ceptionally good, comprising stable, imple- ! ment shed, barn, wooished, carshed. etc. All the fences, both boundary and division, are are first-class and the boundary is in addition fenced with rabbit proof netting. The crops comprise 30 acres yellow turnips, 150 acres 1 -year-old grass, balance 2 to 5-year-old pasture, of which 40 acres have been ploughed. LOT 2—400 ACRES FREEHOLD. The buildings comprise 2-roomed hut, stable and wooished, large concrete tank. Subdivided into several paddocks by post and wire fences and well watered, lhere are 40 acres ploughed lor wheat, balance in English grasses. TERMS—Exceptionally easy terms may be arranged. POSSESSION will be given on July 15, 1921. The above offers an exceptional opportunity to purchase good land at a reasonable price. The owners are selling for urgent family reasons, and as stated above wm give very ensy terms to practical men. Lot 1 is a nigmy improved farm, consisting of good easy ridges, the soil being deep, free and easily worked with a good open subsoil. The gullies are clean, but when felling sufficient bush was left to provide shelter. There are no rabbits. Since the subdivision of the Greenfield Estate, of which this was formerly part, land at Tuapeka West has been well and J favourably known for its fattening propen- | sitics, and for the sweet sharp nature of | its soil. | Further particulars from the Auctioneers. 1Jj305 GILBERTSON & GUISE, LICENSED LAND AGENTS, ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL. SMALL DAIRY FARMS. 0Q ACRES—2S acres turnips, balance good pasture, permanent water, 4roomed house, 3-stalled stable, barn, large loit and cowoyre, subdivided into 6 paddocks. PRICE—£2O per acre; £5OO cash. Factor}’, school, rail all handy. (268) : J 00 ACRES—Handily situated, 15 acres turnips (good), 17 acres young grass, 20 acres stubble, balance good pasture: 5-roonied house, 4-stalled stable, loosebox, loft and implement shed, 5-bailed cowbyre, and blacksmith’s shop; windmill and concrete trough; 2 miles to factory and school, rail hauay. PRICE—£2B per acre; £5OO cash. (267) ACRES—4O acres young grass, 20 acres turnips, 20 acres two-year-old grass, balance good pasture. Good 4-roomed house, with usual conveniences; 5-stalled cowbyre, barn, chaffhouse, etc. PRICE—£I7 per acre. Easy terms arranged. (253) £BOO — Exceptionally good 4-roomed ; House, hot and cold water, gas, good bath and basin, pantry, scullery, anu washhouse, workshop, giassnouse; 1-sth acre. Section situated Gladstone. (659 j I J?OR SALE, or to LEASE with right to purchase—4 Acres of Land with al most new 4-roomed house and other outbuildings, situated handy to tram car PRICE—£BSO.

,J. HOLLOWAY, LTD. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, ESK ST., INVERCARGILL. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. ACRES FREEHOLD, close to Riverton, beautiful situation; can be subdivided into good Building Sites; nearly all cleared. Good 6-roomed' house and outbuildings. Owner will sell portion of land. Price low. Deposit Easy. GARAGE and 6-roomed House, together with 3 motor cars, stock, etc. Situated in one of the most flourishing districts in Southland. Can be recommended as a good investment. No. 778 i ACRES, close to Invercargill, with ' splendid buildings. Well worth inspection. j PRICE—£37 per acre. Very small deI posit accepted. No. 779 11030 ACRES good Milling Bush; 10 years’ right to cut. Situated j 41 miles to rail by good roads. j PRICE and Particulars supplied. No. 771 I FIRST-CLASS SHEEP FARM. 1480 ACRES, nearly all been cultivated—6o acres bush, 2 com- •[ plete homesteads with barns, woolsheds, j sheep yards, stables, and other buildings. Subdivided into 20 suitable paddocks carrying about. 1500 head of sheep and cattle. PRICE—£B per acre. Deposit and balance arranged. No. 764 •I. HOLLOWAY, LTD. LATEST EXCHANGES. I Wanted in exchange for Hotel io good district. Price—£37so. ! J7ARM Wanted in exchange for Butchery 1 and Grocery Business. Large con- ; nection and good district. Price on applii cation. FARM wanted in exchange for 250 acres Renewable Lease. Rent, £35 and price £l5OO free of mortgage. Very handy property. wanted in exchange for 14 acres, Makarewa or 10 acres suburban. '-‘RD MOTOR CAR wanted in exchange for House. Price, £500; equity £2OO. HOUSES TO LET. 'JpWO First-class Gentlemen’s Residences, furnished. Rent, £3 per week; or £2 unfurnished. * WANTED—FARMS, HOUSES, SECTIONS, BbolNEobkS for Sale or Exchange in any part or Otago or Southland. WILSON HODGES Thoue 524. 90, Esk Stret, Invercargill.