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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2413, 16 June 1882, Page 4

Han and Mteasoa. HAL L &' M E A SON, LAND BROKERS, - Estate and Commission Agents, 40. Transfer*, Le»ie», Mortgages, and all other work under the Land Transfer Act, executed m th* Office. Survey* aid Civil Engineering Works earned out by G. Laing-Mea»on, <3.E., and Licensed Surveyor. ILAND. TTTE beg to draw the ATTENTION of TT FAEMEBS and others to the undermentioned FIRST-CLASS PROPERTIES We havo for sale m SOUTHLAND. 615 Acres, with House, Stables, id., fenced and partly cultivated, one •- - - mile from Station. Price, £4 ss. 282 Acres, with House, . Stables, &0., partly cultivated. Price, £4 'los. • 942 Acres, with good House and Farm Steading, partly cultivated. Price, £5. 97 Acres, fenced and m English grass. Price, £6. 867 Acres, with Btablo, Barn, &c, divided into seven paddocks, tho crcatcr portion cultivated. Prico, is. 1907 Acres, with House, Stables anc other Buildings, all fenced, and tlivided into seven paddocks. Price, £3 10s. 199 Acres, fenced and partly improved. Price, £3 10s. ■320 Acres, two-thirds cultivated. Price, £3 10s. 730 Acres rich river-flat Land, about luro and a half miles from Bailway. Price, £6. 248 Acres, abont one and a half miles from Bailway Station. Price, £5. 614 Acres, about seven miles from Bailway Station. Price, £5. 4500 Acres, with seven-roomed House, Men's Hut, Sheep-yards, Woolshed, &c, &c. ; at least half is good agricultural land ; ten miles from Bailway Station. Prico, £3 ss. 1040 Acres (or could bo Leased). .Price, £3 10s. 361 Acres (39 Acre 3 being very good bush). Prico, £4 10s. 239 Acres, all improved, and fenced into six paddocks. Price, £7 ss. .242 Aores, cultivated. Price, £7 ss. 496 Acres (86 Acres being bush), good House, Stockyards, ; Sheds, &c., fenced. Price, £3. 200 Acre?, with House; partly improved. Prico, £5 10s. Also, 3000 AOEES of MAGNIFICENT LAND, four miles from Bailway Station, which could be Sold either as » whole or m small blocks, on the very Easiest Terms. And a number of other Properties. We are aware there is a strong prejudice m the minds of some against Southland on tho ground of its climate, and that it won't grow Wheat. All we can say is that it does grow Wheat, and well, and nearly all over, yielding on an average FAR MORE PEB ACEE THAN IN THIS DISTRICT, Only it is advisable not to trust to Spring Sowing, but always put it m m tho Autumn. We have a number of SAMPLES at our Office, grown m various parts, collected by a member of our firm, who has lately been over a largo portion of Southland, and who will be glad to give every information. FOB BOOT CBOPS, OATS AND GRAZING, Southland can compete with any part of New Zealand, and m DAIRY PBODUCE and FATTENING STOCK cannot be surpassed. So that with the facilities afforded by tho railways for sending Stock and Produce m all directions, and the success of the FREEZING PROCESS, enabling Butter, Cheese, &c, to be sent to England. Farmers never need want a Market. The CLIMATE, which formerly was wet and cold, has of late years, as the country has been drained and settled upon, become much drier, and there is no doubt will continue to improve as Cultivation progresses. In Southland, as elsewhere, the good Farmer, who is always well up with the seasons, and sows ground proporly prepared, succeeds ; while tho indifferent Farmer, who is always behindhand, and who only half understands his business fails — and it is from him we hear of the bad climate, harvests failing and crops not ripening. LAND IS LOW IN PRICE IN SOUTHLAND, In comparison with Canterbury, through sparcity of settlement. Until lately large tracts of country wero inaccessible, through want of roads, and other large blocks were held by companies. NOW THERE ABE RAILWAYS IN EVEEY DIRECTION, And Produco can bo got to Market easily and withLittle'Cartage. AND NOW the companies and other large landowners are all anxious to sell at tho same time, consequently there is an immense amount m the market, and it is the BEST TIME TO BUY. Land which, m this District, would fetch £8 and £10 per acre, is to bo had thcro for £3 upwards, often on the Easiest Terms. Districts which two years ago wero almost uninhabited, may now be seen covered with homesteads, and land m all directions under the plough ; and it is only the matter of a few years, when the land, now so cheap, will be as dear as it is here. The SOIL m many parts is quite equal to the rich flats about Waimate. and Temuka. Full particulars can bo obtained at our Office. 6-14 1270 HALL & MEASON. ESTATE OF JAMES HENDEESON, A BANKBUPT. ALL CLAIMS AGAINST this Estate must be sent m to me by Tuesday, 20th inst., or they will not be recognised. T. HALL, 6-14 1281 Trustee. Trespass Notices ALL PEBSONS found SHOOTING or otherwise TBESPASSING on tho Freehold or Leasehold Property of Messrs Empson and Sheil, on tho Bangitata (including the Eesorve abovo tho Bailway Bridge) will bo Prosecuted. C. S. TOTTON, 6-15 1288 Manager. NOTICE A NY PERSON FOUND TBESPASSING iL hi Mount Horrible Bush (known M Bbodw'Bnsh will be Prosecuted. A. W. WEIGHT, Bse nuuramont. NOTICE. ALL PEBSONS found TBESPASSING on my properties, at Levels Valley, alio ak Opnba, will be prosecuted. ' .' ' ' : 628 1031 JAMES SULLIVAN. KOTiUH. ALL Persons found TRESPASSING m pursuit of gams or otHrwin on lands belonging to. Mr Thob. Kiaa will b» pro•eontod ' '.',■■- '■?'. 8. A.BBIBTOL, Pighuntlng CVeeV.