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Southland Times, Issue 1276, 8 July 1870, Page 4

Auction Sales WINTON SALE. WEDNESDAY, 13th JULY, 1870. CATTLE— THIRTY HEAD CATTLE. DMACRORIE is favored with instructions » 'from Messrs Shaw, Laweori, and others, to •ell by jmblic auction, at Winton,[at 12 o'clock, on Wderiesday, 13th. inst., THlßinr HEA^D (or more) CATTLE. Prime Dairj Cows, Steers, Heifers, Calves, &c-, a : large number 61 which are fit for the butcher. ' CATTLE, HOESES, ■&& WALLAdfTOWT^, WEDNESDAY, t JULY 187 P. DJiEACRORIE is insiruct?d7by-Messrs Beaven, » Marten, Richardson, &c., to seal by public auction, at- Polling's Yards/ on Wednesday, the 20th inst.,' at half-past eleven, ■<- rßSitffheadof » Buperibr class of Mixed Cattle, and the first draft of thirty head unbroken Horses (well bred). N.B. —^The Auctioneer, to T meet the wishes of parties coming-from a distance, will commence at 11.30 A.M. _. LANU SAJiB, JACOB'S EIVEE. DESIEABLE HOMESTEADS EOE iEAEMEES^&c. WEDNESDAY, 27th JULY, 1870, In. the lofcg-room, Prince of Wales . ':= ■- -x "•■ i Hotel, IrivercargflL^ " | B'MAckdRIE is favored with instructioris f from W. de G. Wood, Esq., to sell by ; public auctaon, ; as above, at 1^ o'clock— 3CHE WHOLE OF HIS FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of — ....-;" Far^^ of : 92. acres, adjoining the town 'of Riverton, substantially fenced and subdivided into paddocks, well -laid down in English grasses, and improvements, sevenroomed Honse^picturesquely situated — Barn, Stables, and outbuildings complete. »...,:,-». ».-.,.- Also, &ctTpns r 3B to 45, and 50, Block 3, Jacob's j "". ; Blver. 7 Hundred, in all about 900 acres. , i. „ Improvements — On Section 41, -a. good L .."...'. Cottage \ on Section 50, a 6- , '.."/ r,ro?«ried'Cottage, complete, with Barn, &c, Garden, 12 acres in English grass, &c. This magnificent- property is all good agricultural land, beautifully situated on the banks of the Pourapotirakino, with a frontage to same of 3. miles, navigable for crafts of 200 tons burthen. l£he_whole sunounded^by a ring fence (4 wires and 2 rails), and subdivided into > 4 paddocks, the division fences leaning the boundary lines of the Government sections-.- A great portion of the est&te is covered with flax of the 'finest quality,' and > poßsesses a running -stream tiroughoat, especially for water power. There are two bushes on the ground, and an unlimited supply - of -timber in- close proximity. This J^Bilj^ia^jnft^OßitiTely.be, disposed. of •trthi^hammer in sections according p> Govern, ment Map, and to afford facilities to intending buyersy-the Auctioneer is in a position to negp4iate ldansexteriding over a period. • -''"- -■■ *■-■-'- -*\, ■:■■■ D. MACRORIE, Auctioneer. SUBUBBAN INVESTMENT. SATUSDAY^ 30th. JULY, 1870. UT CONSEQUENCEOFTHE MORTGAGEE . FORECLOSING. r MACRORIE has received instructions from • Mr G. M'Clymont to sell by auction, at Kb rooms, Dee-street, Invercargfll, on SATURDAY, 30th day of July, at 12 o'clock noon the following desirable properties :— : Section. 6^ Block L, Invereargill : Hundred, • , ' -2 Smiles from town, facing^ the -East Road, containing 100 acres, of which 14 are bush, and 20 in cultivation. "There jb~ a "six-roomed dwelung-hduse -[ •/ j 1 and well-stocked garden on this section, which, is excellently situated for a dairy farml " , : Se«tion 7, Block, 1., Invereargill Hundreds, .' ' -■'•: consisting of the GALLOWAY ARMS *' - -, HOTEL,, with 100 acres attached, r 3O . . ... pf which are . improved. The Hotel , - „ contains bar-room, 3 public rooms, 5 bed-rooms, kitchen, and pantry, with .-; - ; 7t : six-stalled stable, other out-buildings, ..^ . " * ' ' .* .; and stockyard. It is well situated, 2i . . ■■-.■ miles from town, on the Dunedin Road, j-;-" ~-'i ':■'■->: and. is ; dping a fi^st-rate bar business. Both sections, which adjoin, are enclosed. The properties will be offered separately, but wilLnot-be sold under a certain reserve, as' the Mortgage must be satisfied; - 100 HEAD BULLOCKS, &c, For bond fide sale, by private contract. DMACRORIE is instructed to sell 100 head • Bullocks, 3, 4, and 5 years' old (half fat), 100 do Spayed Cows (mostly young), and 300 do Mixed Cattle.;; " STATION TOE SALE. r DMACRORIE is instructed to sell by • private contract, a Station of 22,000 acres, jn a good, fattening district, 60 Head Cattle, 6fiOO Sheep (all from 2 to 6-tooth), and with desirable improvements. -"•'■- ■' Erice-low, and terms easy. .. \Applyto -■■'-»■ D. MACRORIE, Auctioneer. :3).esie;.able paem, with . . /.> rmiTLE BJJN. rpHE FREEHOLD, 350 acres (more or less)' JL • belonging to Messrs J. and D. Findlay, for sale . or lease, with or without stock and implemerite— 3s acres sown in English grasses, 50 acres, "ploughed, all "tencea~in7 "six' "roomed -dwellinghousej and splendid offices and outbuildings. : Fpr particulars, apply to ■ ; • . D. MACRORIE, Auctioneer. WOBKINa BULLOCKS. ■^rjf^E- undersigned— has for sale three large JL Working Bullocks, used to yoke or harness, polers or. leaders. , Apply tp . i D. MACRORIE,, Auctioneer. LAND AT 37OEES1? HILL, For lona fide sale by private contract, •j KAA ACRES in the neighborhood of JL^/UVf Forest BTQ, of fine agricultural limeitone Land, the. very pick of the District. Terms •liberal, and price low. Early application neces-? eary to ' r i . D.- MACRORIE, .Auctioneer. ' FOB?' PRIVATE SALE: UNTIL THE SPRING. rpHAT magnificent-property and Dairy Farm X • • fatownaß ;: - --^CT-eHATSWOETH ESTATE, .in all -about 180 acres,-'with 8-roomed Dwellinghouse, and first-class^improvemenfcs, full partioulaw of which can be seen" on application to the • c Auctiorieer^ -' • - : - .'" . ■ V If not sold privately, the above will be submit* ted. to public' competition in the spring. . Apply to P. MACRORIE, Auctioneer.