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Southland Times, Issue 21561, 26 November 1931, Page 12

J. E. WATSON & CO. LTD, Messrs j. e. watson & co. limited have been instructed by the Trustees of the Estate of the late Catherine Monteath, Mr M. H. Monteath, and the Executor of the late F. H. Monteath, to offer for sale by public auction at the Company’s office Tay Street Invercargill at 11 a.m. on Friday the 27th November 1931 the undermentioned property:— FIRSTLY—AII that parcel of (Leasehold) land being Section 5 Block XIV Oteramika Hundred containing 351 acres more or less held under Lease in Perpetuity recorded in Volume 66 Folio 159 Southland Register. SECONDLY- —All that parcel of (Leasehold) land being part Section 25 Block IX Oteramika Hundred containing 109 acres 1 rood 33.1 poles more or less held under Lease in Perpetuity recorded in Volume 61 Folio 184 Southland Register. THIRDLY —All that parcel of (Freehold) land being Section 44 Block IX and Section 1 Block XIV Hundred of Oteramika containing 105 acres 3 roods 30 poles more or less being all the land in Certificate of Title Volume 86 Folio 86 Southland Register. This farm is well watered and fenced and is situated within 31 miles of the Gorge Road Railway Station, Dairy Factory and School. Improvements consist of a 7 roomed dwellinghouse, whare, stable, cowshed, garage. The Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the offices of the Auctioneers or at the offices of Messrs Watson <fc Watson, Solicitors for the Vendors Esk Street, Invercargill. Nr724 A. L. AUSTIN. A. L. AUSTIN. TO LET — Two-roomed Dwelling and 2j acres 12/6; Houses: 15/- to 30/-. Furnished Dwellings: 27/6 to 32/6. —-AUSTIN, Land Agent. FARMS TO LEASE: 125 acres, 145 acres and 254 acres at from 25/- to 70/weekly—AUSTIN, Land Agent. LEASEHOLD LICENSED HOTEL, ranks about fourth for best trade in Southland, good Brick Two-storey Building, well furnished, moderate rent; a good money making proposition. Price £2500. ALSO FREEHOLD HOTEL in good Southland town, £3,250 for land, buildings, furniture and stock. Ako LARGE PRIVATE HOTELS TO LEASE, doing good trade, ingoings from £1,050, £2,150 up to £3,500. — A. L. AUSTIN, Hotel Broker, Invercargill. SHOPS TO LET: Esk Street (very suitable for offices, on ground floor), rent only 25/- each; others at 20/- to 7(1/- per week. Dee Street, 70/-.—AUSTIN, Land Agent. OWNER Ob' MODERN BUNGALOW will exchange for about 10 acres with buildings in suburbs. OWNER OF MODERN BUNGALOW will accept vacant section of a value of about £lOO and £4O in cash for equity in Bungalow. OWNER OF SUBURBAN SHOP AND DWELLING will exchange for a few acres with buildings in suburbs; equity about £350. OWNER OF BUNGALOW will exchange for small Store in Suburbs, equity about £250. —AUSTIN, Land Agent. WANTED— TO PURCHASE, a good country Store up to £l,OOO or thereabouts. AUTSTIN, Land Agent. WANTED—Several Small FARMS of 10 to 100 acres to lease for good clients. AUSTIN, Land Agent. FINANCE—I have several first-class securities offering if you have money to invest at current rates. Inquire respecting these.—A. L. AUSTIN, Licensed Land Broker. SUBURBAN STORE AND DWELLING doing good turnover, £1,200 and £2,500. Mortgages, Transfers and Leases prepared at lowest cost by A. L. AUSTIN, Licensed Land Broker, Spey Street, Invercargill. TO THE FARMERS OF SOUTHLAND. R. CRUICKSHANK. EXPORTER. WISHES TO NOTIFY all having Wool, Sheepskins, Rabbitskins, Calfskins, Hides, or Tallow for sale, that he has OPENED HIS STORE AT THE CORNER OF DEE AND LEET STREETS, INVERCARGILL. TELEPHONE - - - 2077. CONSIGN OR BRING FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICES. TIMBER! Timber! Timber! Let us quote you for dry racked timber delivered on the job.—WILLIAMS & CULL, Box 54, or 'phone 56, Otautau.

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