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Southland Times, Issue 931, 10 April 1868, Page 3

Auction Sales and Notices •! PARTICULAR NOTICE, SATURDAY'S Auction Sales at Todd's Mart O will take place in the following order :— Land Sale at 12 noon, prompt. Horse tSale at halt-past 12 do Owing to the lame number of lots to be offered, the above hours -will be strictly ad« hered to. WM. TODD, Auctioneer. SATUEDAY, 11th APEIL, 1868. 0- ID NET'S HOESES, Ex " Auckland," from Victoria. WILLIAM TOD1) will sell by Public Auction I in the Bazaar, Dee-street. -I £ MARES \ )'>.■■ A GELDINGS. Consisting of very fine upstanding Light and Heavy Draughts, Hacks, Hurdle Jumpers, &c.,. &c, &c. NOW ON VIEW IN THE YARD 3 tKg° REMEMBER! NO RESERVE ! Pedigrees to be Been at the Auctioneer's Office. WM. TODD, Auctioneer. SATUEDAY, 11th APRIL, 1868. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. In the Commercial Sale Rooms, Dee-street. WILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions from Mr Frank Robin's,, who leaves the Province by the outgoing steamer, will sell by Public Auction, in his Rooms, on the above date, SECTION 18, BLOCK 12, GROVE BUSH, INVERCARGILL HUNDRED, Containing — 74 Acres (more 'or less)}" part bush; part fenced ; good land and feed ; House, Stockyard, Barn, &c. Also, at the same time, by order of Mr Rhoderick M'Gregor, who is leaving for Scotland — SECTIONS 20 AND 21 OF THE SAME BLOCK, Adjoining the above valuable property, Containing — 138 Acres (more or less) j part bush ; 30 acres fenced ; House, Barn, Stockyard, and other improvements. The space of an advertisement precludes entering into full particulars. To parties settling in the province, a golden opportunity presents itself. — An inspection of the land invited. — Title perfect. — Instructions peremptory. Noib. — Sale in the Rooms 12 prompt. Terms at Bale. WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. SATUEDAY, 11th APEIL, 1868. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TTTILLIAM TODD has received instructions • * to Sell by Public Action, in his Mart, Deestreet, on the above datg, the undermentioned Properties : — Section 15, of Block 28, Town of Inver cargill. Section 3, of Block 66, town of Invercargill, being in Leet-sfreet, and adjoining Mr Kitchie's Cottage. Section 10, of Block 6, Gladstone. Section 19, of Block 58, Leet-street, Inver- ' cargill ; stands high and dry, a good building site, and fenced-in. Section 1, of Block 57, Town of Invercargill — corner Section, frontages to Jed and Leet streets. Section in Jackson-street, close to Dunedin Eoad, on which is erected a Two-room Cottage. The situation is good, and very little expense would make this a : comfortable home. -■■--. Also, Section 2, Bloc&l, Oteramika Hundreds, about 108 Acres— An early selection. The space of an advertisement prec udes entering into particulars. It is to ba hoped intending purchasers will inspect the Maps and make them ' selves acquainted with the po&ition of each lot, which must be sold to THE HIGHEST BIDDER. Titles perfect. WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, lira APEIL, 1868. TO SAWYERS, MACHINISTS; ANDIOTHERS ••;•/. CHARLESTONSTJiAM SAWMILLS. WILLIAM TODD will submit to public competition, in his rooms, Dee street, on the above date, at 12 o'clock, the CHARLESTON STEAM SAWMILLS. I The Engine is of 20-horse power,- with Beltß, Saws, and Spindles,~together with every necessary appliance for the working of the same. The Mill will cut 1000 feet of timber per hour., There is an almost unlimited supply of timber within 25 j chains of the Mills. The Tramway will be aold n connection with the above. There are 148 acres of Land adjoining, which ican be purchased at a low price, where there has been no timber cut from. For further particulars, apply to Mr Wm Frazer, or to the auctioneer. ■ Terms Liberal. — Declared at Sale. WILLIAM TODD, - Auctioneer