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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 335, 29 February 1884, Page 4

rSFt-^lj^tcauv ij"i i. i i ■■■■ i ■ i i ii i i Auction Sales s ;, , BAYSWATEH "ESTATE, '"'"" ' J .^SOUTHLAND, TO-BE SOLD )00S s, :: ; J h : ; By public" auction.'; rrjHE _ Undersigned have received instruc•yL J// 'ti'ons from tlife'- Proprietors to sell' by public auctionirtJnvercargill, on r; ; :n ,; sth -APEIL, 1884, r .:,, All ,,ttiat, famous Freehold iProperty known ,-» •,'.-,' -i •■•.-." - 'as tne 7-^r ' piiy^WATER , ESTATE, " JACOB'S ... Br^EE, SOUTHLAND, COMPBISINQ „ A total area of about 5600 acees 5600 i: ~r All-of which is now in course of subdivision . - „ ■ into (i .\ J ;; i . j "..,. . .p a e,m s '. '! ' °f from. . , UPWAEDS-200 '"' "And it is the intention of the vendors to throw the who'e into the market on the t ii- above dateifor ABSOLUTE SALE, on terms that will be within the reach of any practical fanner with, moderate means. The whole of the property is now in such an advanced 0 state of [cultivation, and good heart, that a large annual return is assured to anyone with arf ordinary, knowledge 0^ f^^^g^ j e t his holdiDgbe large or small. .BAYJ3WATEB, which has a frontage of v J "-nin l e 7 rniles to the Jacob's River, is composed • ( ,p Entirely of alluvial river 'flat land, and for the production of WHEAT and BARLEY stands unrivalled by any, property of similar .l^ttrea'in'Otago. The wheat from this estate -, last, Reason- -was pronounced by competent judgeato.be one of the best samples ever v * ' •■ shipped from New Zealand, which was fully verified by its bringing a top price in the London market. For the growth of oats, English grass ' and .root . crops the land is equally celebrated." ' BAYSWATER- is within easy distance of ,;r 0 OTAUTAU EAIL.WAY STATION, and the Auctioneers would jnvite buyers in search of good fai;ms -to, make an inspection of the • ; esia%e ! -while ■ the • crops 'are- growing, 1 and satisfy themselves as to its producing capaT , . biljtieSi •-•:.-■ '•' '.'TEEMS OF PAYMENT: 20 "per cent cash at sale 10 per cent in one year r * '•■ •-i t ' r > t' ; ■ r?Ai P er cent * n * wo y ears '■"'• '10' per cent in three, years r i W->\ r -i lb v per cent in four years v-.-fi'.:. '. > j.i .-. joer cent in seven years, j > . Ali unpaid balances being subject to interest at the rate of seven per cent, payable halfyearly'.' Lithograph Plans are now in circulation and can T be. obtained at the office of this '''~ '""jiaper ; "also,' at the various branches of the IX British ;atid New Zealand and National Mortj-}.. gag© .and Agency Companies at Dunedin, Pamaru,'/Ximaru, Christchurch, and Inver- ''* :! ''i;argill;- : ' '' - A ' : ■ • ■ j ■••:: li ;-.:Gr.''JE:-:MARTIN,: . I Auctioneers; P n - n/ ,J. 0.-McAEDELLy j Invercatgill Ol " ' "NOtk— Parties wisning to inspect! the Bayswater Property can -obtain horses land :^ T fi T SJEF.a GWE N," : ... rL , r; ,, ):r)JA GENERAL ' : ° ii * BlacKsiiiitli and Fariieiy • (In the Preinisea : lateiy ! occupied by ALEX. ,-"~ T'TiIACKAY) ~b497 ' '" «ST GORE. •t:i'! /• '■ •'■"' -'i - "• v ' •' i >' !r ;• ; ; r ■ ;f OBW .HAN SEN, ::7 "' ! BLAC' k S M I T H, GOEE. i . .. — •' Jji-KEIP KINDS OF SMITHY 1 WORK ci>ne _■<- *r,rf\u([ Yrtthcdespa'tcli andiat.the lowest prices compatible with good workmanship. ; • ' i; ?■ f o * * Horses carefully Shod. V . „*zorr>H<; >him. : . # . • Agricultural Implements made and repaired: Pumps put down for cash only. Good f^ow iK guaranteed. .'■-.■■'•-'■■' ■ • c 473 ' .«" Siff ??o ?'-® :<^P WDE^ *i , MA^ Mataura, •^Y^ hav|ng completea the addition to , .their premises, and secured the services of a io oh:?, on? •!•::'■ first-class Blacksmith, are now in a position to undertake all kinds of blacksmithing. r; '-° work;'" 17 '' : Shoeing and Eepairs to Engines and Reapers at the lowest possible prices. " jy, and"M. "Have always on hand a large assortment 'of 1 Murdoch's first and second class timber. •^ Gt/rncr^iih'ing done' on the premise's d 416 R.EID A^D GRAY'S " f ■ ! "' ' ' ' * ' LATEST IMPEOVED 7 ■ Central Disc Harrow, li'" :;:■;: i ii-AT-EEDUCED PuIOES. ''■f'ijkJfBABLTS 500. IN USE, with new centre - ; '?.J_^j rI stay for seat ; and balancing purposes, r.r, [Has one extra disc, or is sii inches' wider than. those of all other makers for the same given, ;,discs ( 16. 0r ,1,8 inches diameter as desireSr' ' iliey ' liave ' three ' ch'iiied bearirig brackets in each-wing-of the 10 and 12 feet sizes, the impor,ted i makes having only two. All oil holes are' ( dn ther top, and it is the simplest, best, and most durable Disc Harrow in the market ; and is now .so well known. ovjtHatßtestimbbials as ito /'efficacy- 'would be superfluous^, Any $ize._fitted,.with ; travelling v/t '&r?i^^' < il;o l pass" through gates when, go root qfuiredi-f Carriage paid to the different Railway;. Stations -in i. accordance, iwitli pur cata--1 iogue'. " ' . , .'■- — . J'l-'H'Oambridge 1 "Rollers," serrated arid plain, 20, f[/g4j.26, ; and; 3o' inches iri diameter, and from 6 to 10 feet long. • Single and double speed back delivery reapers. Broadcast sowers,fbr , grain, grass' and turnip seed.' Farm and " tip drays. Contractors' tip road drays, etc. Single, double and treble furrow ploughs. Drill or ridging plough. Drill and field grubbers. Harrows r jßzig-zag and flexible tripod , harrows* • . Binding twine . and wire, best *' "quality." No. 8 fencing wire and standards, all sizes, punched to any gua'ge. . .•-■if-.. > ■:-''■• <•■''■'■■■■■■ &'• ' ' " BEID AND GEAY'S ! TMne Binder. JUul At'both %tie- 7 0a^aru and Taieri trials took ■ Gold Medal as ttef best Reaper and Binder «,Jn,*b£. %!&'■; Write for ; testimonials. ' v-nOiHusirated Catalogue's free on application * -to <any, .o£ our Offices at Dunedin, Oamaru, "Timaru, laverpargill, Ashburcon, Christchurch, and Auckland, c 715 Binder Driving Chains n. Stock for all the , different Machines. Agents for Clayton and Stottte^k'c Mills 'and Engines "jast