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Southland Times, Issue 1081, 30 December 1868, Page 1

• Property for Sale, &c. [-p O B S A L V E .'..-—. SITATION PBOEEBTIES. } THE UNDEBSTGNED, have some Ttrf fine Station; Properties for K|le in this Pr«rv|nof anclmOtsgo. . . ; ... . ■'-. r : : Particulars on application, : CALDEB, BLACEIiOCE: & GO. 1 co b s ale. y ;; ! rpHAT commodious and well-finished HOUS^ A with freehold attached, .in Tay-stree', and} presently occupied by Jahbs. MaoeihtO9H, ' Es^« Price low, as owner is leaving town. '- ' That FREEHOLD LAND upon which is built the shop occupied by Mr Fbogoazt, Batcher Apply to - : CALDEB, BLACKLOCK & CO. Q N SAL E -- SEYEBaL thousand acres of the best land in the Jacob's Biver Hundred. Also, '§ number of the finest selections in the Winton Hundred j to be sold in large or small lot*, and on terms to suit purchasers. : " ' " Apply to W.BUSSELL, Solicitor, Ofhobs: Don-street, next Mr Gellatl/i : : Saddlery. \" Stock, &cV For Sale : ■-. J^ O B S A L E IMPOBTED EAMS. QAA PURE MERINO BAMS, Selected from the flocks of some of th« most celebrated breeders in the Western District of Victoria— Wool very fine with great length of staple. , Samples on view at the office of the Undersigned.' m " CALDEB BLACEXOCK k CO. P O B S A L E — ~i AAA FOUB-TOQTH EWES, Deliverable in February, 1869* Axso, — . . ■ :% 1 Onn ItULL MOUTHED EWES, X&XjyJ ■ none broken mouthed. r ' • •t f) A FULL MOUTHED BAMS,' got .J. £\J by imported German Bams, out of Ewes of the Camden blood. t Deliverable in February, M. KINNEAB SWANSTON, Otama. * SHEEP SXAiIOK FOB SALE. .'" Buns No. 166 a., & No. 415, Southland Provinoe. riIHE Undwrsigned are instructed by Messrs J Atucbb & Co. to make private sale, foe . delivery in March, of I -VVAIBAKI STATION, Situate in the Waiau District of the Province of Southland, together with all stock thereon. Bun No. 166 a. is held under license to Ist January, 1882, at a rent of two-pence per acre, equivalent to two-pence or three-pence per sheep. Bun No. 415, adjoining, is under licence to l?t& July, 1879, at a rent of £5 per annum. Total rent £200 per annum. The Station contains in all 66,520 acres, of which 30,000 are first-class winter country. It will carry all the year round 25,000 sheep j being well bounded and fenced, it is worked with three men. -. There will go with the Station the flocks now running there — first-class sheeprr^U jbredjMl the; country, namely, ~J 00(j EWES (mostly young,) 4,000 'WR'EHEBa. 3i500 HOGGETS. 4,000 LAMBS - -12OEAMS0 EAMS - And 3 Horses, 12 Bullocks, besides Drays, Im« plementa, Furniture, Ac., &c. The improvements comprise: Home Station, Woo!shed, Hot-water Soak and Wash, several Huts, six miles of Fencing, Garden, Stable, and Cultivation Paddock. Terms very Liberal. D ALGETY, RATTRAT & CO. ; : ; Invercargillf T^ O B S^ A L E — .' iAAA ACBES on Glenham Station, 7JI\J\J\J Mataura, having ten years nnexpired lease, together with QOAAJfIXED SHEEP, and rt-A BAMS, six-tooth and full f\J mouthed The oountry cannot be surpassed, and adjoint the Hundreds. For Further particulars, apply to J.BTCCK&CO. PV : O B S A. L E— - ON WAIMEA PLAIN'S STATION, QA A IMPORTED YICTOBIAN BAMS. Two hundred of these were used on the Waimes) Plain's flocks hut year. ;They can be seen in their wool till 7th Jan. jSriee : £3 per head. : . '■■ i ■ • ■■■ Apply , ..-:-.-■ V .-• ; - -.: : ■• . -. ",.\--. : i CKM.BELL, . v:i " [ ,V. , : :" :-;UOl> Waimea, -: Orto MTHBBSON4OO.