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Southland Times, Issue 933, 13 April 1868, Page 1

for Sale, &c A SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOX - A £300. AN IMPROVED FREEHOLD OF 112 ACRES ' pHIS PROPERTY is situated about two miles JL from Riverton, and consists of 1 12 acres oi first-class agricultural land, nearly all fencr d witih post and rail fences, has a large Four-roomed Weatherboard House, Barn, a good Garden, well stocked with fruit and ornamental trees, 18 acre English Grass Paddock, and other improvements. It has the great advantage of adjoining a large Bush Reserve. Title guaranteed. Will be sold for the above low figure, on account of tha owner leaving the district. Early applications invited. J. SURMAN, Auctoineer, Riverton. DOE SALE BY TENDER., •■- 100 acres of Freehold Land, situate at Waikava (known as Haldane's Saw Mill), on which is erected a LARGE DWELLING HoUSE, Together with STEA.M SAW MILL, In good working order, Tramways, Jetty, Trucks, Punts, and (about) Twenty Working Bullocks. The land is partly cleared, and there is a good supply of Growing Timber on the adjacen Government Bush Reserve. As the Property must be sold to close partner ship accounts, any reasonable offer will b favorably considered. Part of the purchase money (say £600) may remain on mortgage. Tenders to be lodged with the undersigned, on or before Tuesday, 14th April next, v CHAS. REID, Princes-street, Dunedin. TO LET.— FAMILY RESIDENCE, on the North Road, now in the occupation of the undersigned. Lofty rooms, large garden, and close to firewood. H. E. OSBORNE, Auctioneer, Esk-street. TEN ROOMED HOUSE AND GARDEN, FREEHOLD. FOR PRIVATE SALE, npHAT very comfortable and substantially JL built House, in M'-Master-street, about 60 yards off Tay -Btreet, 'known as Mr Charles Gibson's, Painter. The House contains ten Rooms, papered and varnished throughout. There is a large and well stocked Garden, containing Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Vegetables, &c, together with all requisite outhouses. The whole is securely fenced in. The above presents many advantages; good road, within 10 minutes walk of the Post Office, a»d as a Family Residence, stands second to none in town, everything being in the best of repair. Immediate possession given. v Freehold, without encumbrance. Terms Liberal. An inspection of the property invited. For further particular, apply to WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. FARM TO LET. npO LET, within seven miles of Invercargill, a -*- Fabsi of about 100 Acbes, nearly all fenced. 20 acres cultivated. Good four-roomed Weatherboard House, with brick chimney. Well sheltered Garden. Stockyard, &c, &c. A number of Diary Cows would be leased with the land. Horses, Implements, and part of This Year's Crops, could be had at valuation. Tenders will be received by, and further particulars obtained of WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. A DECIDED BARGAIN, ■p O R P R I V A T E S A LE, Section 23, of Block IX., Invercargill Hun-, dred, containing 93 acres of the beat Agricultural Land in the district, situate in the • Makarewa Bush, adjoining Mr Finlayson's farm, six and a-half miles from town ; good weatherboard house, stockyards and outhouses ; a good portion fenced in; bush on the land'; English grass paddocks, crops, a good run for cattle, &c, &c. As the owner (Mr Martin) is leaving the district, early application is necessary to WILLIAM TODD, ' Auctioneer; TO LET OR SELL, C rnHAT very desirable Farm on the North Road 1. — known as the late Captain Junor's— ibur and a-half miles, irom town : ; 100 ACRES, fenced in, and subdivided into Paddocks, with Homestead, Garden, and all improvements, — -part Bush. • . ■ . ■;■,■: ■.., For further particulars early application is necessary to ■. . -•..;•. WILLIAM TODD, : . . Auctioneer. EPPS'B HOMGEPATHIC COCOA,— Homoepathic Practitioners and the Medical prlession generally, recommend COCOA a? being the most healthful of all beverage^, being the doctrine of homcepathy was first introduced into England, there were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach : the nut was either supplied in the crujle state or so unaESlfully manufactured as to obtain little notice. J. EPPS, of London, homcepathic chemist, was induced, in the year 1839? to turn, his 1 attention to this subject, and at length succeeded,, with the assistance of elaborate machinery, in being the first to introduce an article pure in its composition, and so refined by the perfect tnturation it receives in the process it passes through, as to be most acceptable to ttn delicaet tomach