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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 45, 13 September 1864, Page 4

Kttfelli-f ftndfGeiSow s Advertisements. ■ : v:-;'-- T -' 2 ' -^ ;: '. • v -__r- ;;: ' ? -- t; '' : ; :;:; : -' :: ' TiyrESSRS.; anJEELER 'ism ! GEISOW have 4VJ.I-. oi-ltn^JC'-vs ••.<!>:■ Lr:; , --,;!'/, i hu. ;A> :■.'■. :.:': tel-BASE, eeyenilr ; ALLOTMEIjJTS in the aboW v lbc_3i^, ; _«c_k containing' 2s : feet frbntagej with. a depth of .60 feet, alsbi Bight-of-way at rear Of each' Allotment. ' :' ■''• '■'■■■'-'* TERMS^-EASY. : Plans and particulars may be seen and obtained by applying at the office of the undersigned, MTJELLEE and GEISOW, Auctioneers, Authorised Surveyors, and 18 Land Agent.; 45 WEDNESDAY, 21st SEPTEMBEE. At Half-past 12 o'Clock sharp. At the Auction Rooms of M__M_M. MUELLER __tn> GEISOW. SALE BY AUCTION. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. WITHOUT RESERVE. MESSRS. MUELLER and GEISOW havo rocei.ed instructions to Sell by Public Auction, on the day above stated — SUB-SECTIONS 1 and 2 of SECTION 37, BLOCK IX., Invercargill Hundreds, Containing — 45 ACRES, With a frontage of Thirty-two Chains to ': North Road, aud a frontage of above Thirteen Chains to Wallacetown Road, with erections thereon, consisting of the JUNCTION HOTEL, and Outbuildings, as Storehouse, Barn, and Stables, The whole of the laud is substantially fonced> and above twenty acres are ploughed up and ready for cultivation. Terms of salo : — Cash at tho fall of tho hammer. Por further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers. 16 45 WEDNESDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER, Af Half-past Twelve o'Clock, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. IMPOETANT SALE BY AUCTION. AT THEIE AUCTION EOOMS, TAY-STREET. BY OEDEE OF THE MOETG AGEES. MESSRS. MUELLER a_.d GEISOW have received instructions to submit to Public Competition, all that MAGNIFICENT PEOPEETY, Consisting of — SECTIONS 13 AND 36, BLOCK 1., WINTON DISTEICT. This Property comprises some of the finest soil, and is situated in one of the best positions in the Province of Southland. It contains a number of acres of very fine bush. The Northern boundary j of one of the Stations immediately adjoins the i township of Winton for a considerable distance. I It constitutes the nearest rural land to the Railway Terminus. Altogether, they present advantages and offer inducements to intending Settlers, which can seldom be . equalled, and certainly never surpassed. Terms — Easy. MESSES. MUELLER & GEISOW, Auctioneers, Tay-street. 17 45 THE following Two, Four, and Six Roomed TO _^T,,atfrom 6s. to 15s. per week:-— .-.■-.: HOUSE in M'Mastor's, Four Rooms, Brick ■ -: Chimney; etc. . . 2 HOUSES in Harrisville East, Two Rooms, and Brict Chimney., ; HOUSE! in Eelymrstreefc, Six Eooms, Two Brick -.- Chimney-.- „■,.,'■ 3. HOUSES r m.T»y-Bt^t,^Two and Four Rooms . t -each. Brick Chimneys. .2 HQUSE^'j nil Esk-street,- Throe Rooms, newly : eßß?as#^ : and papered* and B^ck. Chimneys X,.''.'E'<£ : fQ.iti&„s^^ ' '"'. '■ I- '.rkiti-r. 'm* !^'^inJM-^':#'€KB_BOW