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Southland Times, Issue 1803, 7 October 1873, Page 4

Aactlon Sales. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th, At 2 o'clock. DRAUOHT & SADDLE HORSES. ~r\ P. MARTIN & CO. have received in*T. strnctions to sell, at the Commercial Yards, Dee street, on the above date — 3 HEAVY DRAUGHT FILLIES, from 3 to 4 years old, unbroken. On account of Mr Robert Weir — 1 MAGNIFICENT DRAUGHT MARE, by Thanedf Cljde IDO _DO DO bj Emperor Also, several Saddle and light Harness Horses. UNDOUBTED SPECULATION. SATURDAY, the 11th INST., Between 2 and 3 p.m., ON THE SHOW GROUND. D MACRO RIE (by permission of the • Directors of tha Southland Agricultural and Pastoral Association) will sell by public _ auction as above, under instructions from Mr D. Waroock, the breeder, The dark bay 'pure Clydesdale Entire Colt " ™"B"XB ON EENFBB W." This oolt already ttmds 15} hands nigh, exhibits great bone and the promise of extraordinary power. A correct copy of li< . pedigree, which proves the unimpeachable purity : of' the Clydesdale strain; can be seen at the office of the auctioneer, and will be read at the sale. • Also, from Mr JA. Mitchell— A thoroighbrod Entire Colt (as yet unnamed), rising 3 years old, got. by the thoroughbred horse - Panic, out of a Sydney bred mare, belonging to BvM'Dougall. Dsq, the famous breeder. ' r .\ . '. '■': rT f > '.' ' Terms: liberal. / TARM & DRAUGHT HORSES, &c IREPNESDAY, 15th OCTOBER, On the ground. T\ MACRORIE is instructed by Mr P. Deegan l) • to sell by auction, on the ground, at noon da the abovejiate^- _ . Section 7, Block 111., New River Hundred, 135a. 2r. 26p., 10 miles from town, on „ —Main North Road, and half-&-mile from Railway Station. There is a six-roomed Dwelling-house, Barn, Stable, Stockyard, &c., with garden ; 40 acres of oats and 3 of wheat are now sown, and 2 acres ready for barley ; 70 acres under English grass. The whole is fenced in and subdivided into five paddocks (nearly all planted with live. fence); 20 acres of good bush containing black pine, Ac, and : • a creek running through the farm. After the above, several heavy draught mares and a number of colts and. fillies from 3 to 5 years' old, by Lofty, Clyde, and other well known '•-' - — sires will-be sold. The character of the jaboye farm is so good that counting ..on a sale betßg. effected, the auctioneer _ will also; offer a superior horse-power Chaffcutter, ike. . - , - - * PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWN, SUBURBAN, AND RURAL FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN THE SOUTHLAND DISTRICT, BREWERY AT RIVERTON, Ac. DRIVER, STEWART & CO. are favored with . instructions from the Attorney of the Mortgagees to sell by auction, in the Long Room of the Club Hotel, Invercargill, early in November aeit, the following valuable properties — 1. Section 11, block XIII., Campbelltown, . quarter«acre 2. Part of. section 5, block VIII., Inrercargill, situated near Invercargill Jetty 3. Section 21, block LXXII., Invercargill, situated in Dee Btreet, with house , ' 'thereon 4. Sections 39 and 40, block 111., Campbelltown Hundred, 187 acres good rich land, admirably situated midway between Invercargill and Bluff, and adjoining railway line 6. Sections 58, 59, 60, and 61, block IT., and sections 16 and 17, block VII., Invercargill Hundred, and section 6, Invercargill Hundred, 537 acres, more or less, all contiguous, and Holly Lee Farm, situated about four miles from Invercargill, on the verge of (and including 50 acres of) Seaward Bush, and within half a mile of the Mataura Railway, now open. A large amount of money has been expended in improvements on this property, on boundary and subdivision fences, ditching, breaking 1 up land, and laying down in English ; grasses. The dwelling house and farm steading are excellent, with good garden, Ac., attached; and it is but rarely that such an opportunity of investing offers, everything being in first-rate order to coranenOe operations at once, while. the quality of the land is equal to any in the Colony 6. Villa residence on Main North Road, one mile from Invercargill, comprising sections 16, 17, 18, 19, 14, 15, 5, 6, and; 11, Gladstone Estate, 3 acres, with handsome and substantial verandah cottage, garden, stable, &c. The whole ground securely fenced and under English grass. And section 9, block XXVIII., town of Invercargill 7. Part of section 6, block 1., Campbelltown, 4he finest business site in the township, being situated right opposite the Jetty and Railway Station, with frontage to the main street 8. The Riverton Brewery and Plant, on sections 1, 2, and 22, block XIV., town of Riverton, freehold, and with perfect title. The buildings are — Malthouse, 96 xB6 feet ; kiln, 16 x 16 ; brewery, 60 x 22, with cellar adjoining 30 x 14 ; . office, 8 stalled stable, hay room, &c. The plant comprises mash tuns, fermenting tuns, btiler, pumps, malt crasher, hogsheads, casks, &c, scales, v ! bfliee furniture, &c., &c. r To an enterprising purchaser there is an open- • ing for a .large and profitable trade being done in „ • :tlut:districti . ■-' ■ "Sot farther particulars, terms, &c., apply to JAMES HARVEY, Esq., Solicitor, Invercargill ; Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. TO CAPITALISTS AND OTBBRS. SHEEP STATION FOR SALE. TIjrESSRB DRIVER, STEWART & CO. will -LfA submit to" public competition, at their Rodfflßj Dunedin, on the 27th' October current, ;: cnider. instroctions from J. W. Raymond, Esq.— '-' That weft-known squatting property, _ _Atto|ALE_S?ATION, . wfth 21,600 SHBEF(more or less). ; - ■■ First-class Homestead and Improve- '-'■ ». - ments complete. For particulars, apply to . r THE AUCTIONEERS, Or, HAHE, PRATT & CO., •-;•' ',■■- •••.'■•_ Invercargill. '