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Southland Times, Issue 22042, 15 June 1933, Page 12

F. BOWDEN & CO., LTD. WEEKLY MARKET. P BOWDEN & CO. will sell at the > Southland Salerooms, on Friday, June 16:— 10.30—Fruit and Vegetables, Dessert and Cooking Apples, Pears, Cabbage, Cauliflowers, Beet and Onions. 11,0—HORSES: 1 Team of Four good Working 8 Draughts. I—Aged Mare. I—Spring-carter. 11.30—COWS. 11,30—24 Bags Table Potatoes, 15 Bags Oats, 30 Bags Wheat, 100 Totara Posts and Strainers. 12.0—PIGS AND POULTRY. I.O—FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. 2.o—Mutton, Beef, Lamb, Muttonbirds, Bacon, Jam, etc. Jmsl4 P BOWDEN & CO., instructed by a the Mortgagees, will offer for sale by public auction at their Rooms, Spey Street, on THURSDAY, the 22nd day of June, 1933, at 10 a.m.:— LOT 2, Plan 2554, containing 25.2 poles with practically new Four-roomed Dwelling, pantry, wash-house, etc. Situated at 158 Lindisfarne Road. For particulars apply to Mitchel & Broughton, solicitors for the mortgagees, or to the auctioneers. Jmslo WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. OTAUTAU HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1933. At 12.30 p.m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., will hold their Annual Horse Sale at the Saleyards, Otautau, at the above time and date and will offer account clients:— 20-GOOD DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS. Account Messrs Stewart Bros., Aparima:— I—Extra good 6-year-old DRAUGHT GELDING; all yokes; very suitable for truck horse, or town work. Jmsl7 J. G. WARD & CO.. LTD. SOUTHLAND BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS’ BOARD. AUCTION OF LEASEHOLDS. MESSRS J. G. WARD & CO., LTD., will offer for sale by public auction at their Offices, the Crescent, Invercargill, at noon on FRIDAY, the 16th day of June, 1933, the RIGHTS TO LEASES for the term mentioned in the Schedule hereunder of the Lands set out in the Schedule hereunder:— SCHEDULE: Particulars of Lands: SECTION 16, Block LXVI. Situation: Town of Invercargill. Area: 0a Ir OOps. TERM: 14 years. VALUE OF IMPROVEMENTS: Nil. DATE from which Lease commences: 29th May, 1933. SECTION 10, Block XIV. New River Hundred. Area: 90a 3r 28ps. TERM: 14 years. VALUE OF IMPROVEMENTS: £67 5/DATE from which Lease commences: 29th May, 1933. TERMS OF LEASE of abo'vementioned Town of Invercargill Land:— Amount of value of improvements to be paid within two calendar months by any tenant other than present tenant. All rates and other charges payable by Lessee. Improvements to be kept in good repair. No assignment, etc., with"out consent of Board. Power of reentry on nonpayment of rent for six calendar months or breach of covenants or conditions. Covenants and provisions in Land Transfer Act implied as modified. Right of renewal for fourteen years in accordance with Second Schedule to Public Bodies Leases Act, 1908, but Lessee bound to take renewal in event of being no higher bidder at auction. Valuation for buildings, fixtures and fencing. TERMS OF LEASE of abovementioned New River Hundred Land:— Amount of value of improvements to be paid within two calendar months by any tenant other than present tenant Provisions of lease similar to above terms of lease of Town of Invercargill land with the following additional provisions, namely—Mines minerals, coal, etc., with right to work same reserved but Lessee may take same for his own use. Power of resumption of parts of land for specified purposes. Usual “farming” provisions including one that land must be left sown down in grass. ROBT. BROWNLIE. Secretary. Invercargill, May 13, 1933. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO., LTD. ’ HORSE AND COW COVERS FARMERS ! Call at our Crescent Premises and inspect our Covers. We have Horse Covers to suit all requirements and at Prices from 23/6 TO 41/6 These, are manufactured in our own factory and in three qualities of canvas with sack, jute check, wool collar check and wool felt linings. Special Quotation for Quantities. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO., OF N.Z.. LTD. INVERCARGILL. PUBLIC NOTICES. SHEEP FARMERS, READ: Hon. Adam Hamilton says:—“For the past two years my Lambs have been treated by you, your Drench proving so satisfactory that practically the whole of my Lambs have gone to the freezing works in splendid killing condition. I therefore have pleasure in recommending the use of your Drench.” JOHN WELSH, 44 Clifton Street, North Invercargill.