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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 344, 1 April 1884, Page 4

' v Auction Sales • :M¥SWAT4!R ESTATE, ■ ' .;■■;•■;•;■ • :r; SOUTHLAND, TO BE SOLD . ; BY PUBLIC AUCTION. fTpHE Undersigned have received instruc- ' JL, tioris from the Proprietors to sell by A public anction in Invercargill, on ;SATTJEDAY^ siis APEIL, 1884, '-All that lamous Freehold Property known •■ .. ,-i . . as the ;: BAYSWATER. ESTATE, JACOB'S RIVER, SOUTHLAND, '. .-.,.-. .... COMPBISING : ' A total area of about 5600 AORES 5600 All of which is now in course of subdivision into JAE.MS of from 200-ACRES UPWARDS-200 And it is the intention of the vendors to throw the whole into the market on the above date for ABSOLUTE SALE, on terms that will be within the reach of any practical farmer with moderate means. The whole of the property is now in such an advanced state of cultivation and good heart, that a large annual return is assured to anyone with an. ordinary knowledge of farming, let his holding be large or small. r BAYSWATER, which has a frontage of nine miles to the Jacob's River, is composed entirely of alluvial river flat land, and for the production of WHEAT and BARLEY stands unrivalled by any property of similar T.'tfre&in : Otagb; The wheat from this estate last season was pronounced by competent judges to be one of the best samples ever • shipped from New Zealand, which was fully " v (♦tshfied by its bringing a top price in the ■ Jjon&on market. For the growth of oats, English grass, and root crops the land is : ! ■ equally^ celebrated. • ; ' : : BAYSWATER is within easy distance of :OTAUTAU; RAILWAY STATION, and the Auctioneers would invite buyers in search of „t jgOQ^ farmtfl to' 'make an inspection- of the estate while the cropa are growing, and : fatisry themselves as to its producing capabilities. S- .-.--.' -- t TERMS OF. PAYMENT : . C■, 20 per cent cash at sale ■ •- " 10 per cent in one year 10 per cent in two years 10 per cent in three years 10 per cent in four years Der cent in seven years, Ah unpaid balances being subject to intorest at the rate of seven per cent, payable half yearly. Lithograph Plans are now in circulation ■ and'' can be obtained at the office of this paper j also, at the various branches of the British and New Zealand and National MertJ gage ! ' and J "Agency Companies at Dunedin, otOoam&ra^ Timaru, Christchurch, and Invercargill. G. F. MARTIN, ) Auctioneers, I VI C^McARDELL, j \\\- Invercargill NoTE.r-^Parties wishing to inspect the Baj'swatei Property can obtain horses and . orconveyancesatlOtautau. : dB7l f ,~, ' mmmmmmmmi mi , im iniinwiniiiwi o ! '^e ;; g'E ; P-Hva KEEN, \ '■ ■::•,;' ■■:■- GENERAL Blacksmith and Farrier, Y (In the Premiseß lately occupied by Alex. b497 . X .' '& ■' j vi -:tO EESOS o¥-BWmX WORK: done <£ j^ f .pwith desj>ati?h : and at :the lbvsrest pri6es §^^^^^^^<i^oi^.i^'-' : w^Mm to t^.l^^.^re?x2seß|iß^d^secured-.the services .of a ytllpß^j^^;Bja^nut^, axe nb^r • a position \^ 4 -v rm6.et^kQjaXii kinds of , blacksmithing i&l'&^-^^rry.y)-':-: '*■■.-,•'.■ ;-:.! .■■..■ l f,'i ; .;> ceing and Bepairs to Engines and Reapers ''{:■ • ( - .'^ftt the lowest; possible prices. , ''■]. L. and ji'aye always on hand a large as- ■' ' ibrtment of Murdoch's first and second class 7 ;timber, ; .; ; \ ' ,V-- : ■'■ ■" ■■ ' ' ■• 1 CorßCrußhing done on the premises d416 EELD'AP /GRAY'S ' 'LATEST IMPBOVED Central Disc Harrow, - . :■'. T ' , . -'. At Reduced Prices. L. "VTBARLY 500 IK. tJSE, with new centre J^| :: stayipr seat and balancing purposes. Has one" dttra disc, or is six inches wider than thoseof all other makers for the same » given size-; 16 or \% inches diameter as ''■' d&ired.' '"They Have three chilled bearing brackets in eaeh. wing of the 10 and 12 feet sizes, the imported "makes having only two. ;>;;JJ Affbii iiblesare' on the top) and it is the -viUhpleßt r ,beßti and most durable Disc Harrow intne market^ and is now: so well known that testimonials as to efficacy would be euperfluous./ 'Any size fitted with travelling carriage to pass through gates when so required. Carnage paid 'to -the different Rail- > Vay Stations in accordance with our cata'""Cambridge Rollers, serrated and plain, 20, 24, in diameter, and from 6to 10 feet long. Single and double speed ;>rj r fasck^delivery jfieapeirs. J Broadcast sowersifoi ,/ -graiitj[ grass.. and .turnip seed.-. Farm and ' titf drays. ','. Contractors' tip road drays, etc c ' Ji Kn'gl^, doubletod treble furrow ploughs i '; .Dri^llor.ridging plough. Drill and field grub. A bers. Harrows, zig-zag and flexible tripoc harrows. Binding twine and wire, besi J4l 'No; -8 fencing wife^^nd 'standards all sizes.-punched to any guage, ' -.;':"'■ r '."/' f>: ! '' : "- ' ' ' { "REID AND GRAT'S VSew Zealand- Tfitßtt Biiader - -■-■'' At both the Oainaru and Taieri trials toot Gold Medal as "the best Reaper and tindei ; •' .-'. in' the 'field. Write for testimonials. ■'V ■' . ilivistrAtedCatHloguesfree ou ap^licatioi ' 'tpany of our Omcus at uuuedi , Uauitiru r ; 'i'Trm : aruV 'tn'veicargill, AsiiburcOn, Chris: "'cHurch^aiid AUcklaud. c7li Binder Driving Chains n Stock for all thi '•!'■■' * fl efent Machines. Agents for Clayton anc V/SbUttleworth's : Mills -and Engines, jus 1 . >i#eji ; wm «tt : «» ! .U*»t iaxpn?7ementfi )