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Southland Times, Issue 1826, 2 December 1873, Page 3

Auction Stiles. UNDOUBTED PROPERTY INVESTMENTS. TO CAPITALISTS, BUSTN T ESS MEN, FARMERS, &c. PHI DAY, DECEMBER 12. DMACRORIE i^ favored with instructions s from the several vendors to sell by public Mwe'ion, at the Southland CluS, at Jl a.m. on Friday, the 12th December, being the day after tho Show of tho Agricultural and Pastoral Association, the following FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD PROPERTIES— 1. — The well-known establishment of Mr T. M' William, known asthe WINTON HOTEL, together with the goodwill of a rnpilly incre isms and permanent trade arising from the undoubted prosperity of the finest agricultural country around. Established by | the vendor ten years ago, it is now one of the most remunerative and respectable upcountry trade connections in the Province of Otago, and reluctantly relinquishe-d by the proprietor solely on account of ill-health in his family. The buildings, which stand on half an acre of township land, are in excellent repair, and close to the railway terminus ; consist of 2 dining rooms, 2 sitting rooms, bar, lofty billiard room 24 x 21, 12 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, &c ; butcher's shop, fust class stable (8 stalls and 3 loose boxes), hayloft 5• x 20. fowl houses, with kitchen garden, &c. The purchaser will have the option of b-iying thu furniture, stock, &c, at valuation privately, or competing at a subsequent auction sale. 2. — Section 11, block LXXTT., town of Invercargill, having a frontage of 2\ chains to Spey street by one chain to Leven street, with comfortable s— roomed verandah cottage, 8 stalled stable, loose box, lot, blacksmith's shop, well stocked siarden, &c. With this property of Mr Petcrs's is associated the goodwill of we'l km wn livery stables, shoeing forge, &.c. The site of these premises is undoubtedly good, proximity to Dee street rendering it a first class business stand, while it possesses all the requisites of a heallhilv situated family dwelling. A knowledge of the vendor's industrious habits is a guarantee of the buildings being in excellent repair. 3. — The farm of Mr Thomas Middleton at Seaward bush, within three miles of the town of Invercargill, being sections 65, 66, ami 07, block 11., Invercargill Hundred, containing 210 a. Or. Bp., subdivided into paddocks, most thoroughly and expensively drained. The house, which is in excellent repair, is picturesquely situated on the edge of a valuable bush ; the out-buildinirs are more complete, substantial, and commodious than usually found on Colonial homesteads ; and the proximity to town, with the improvements going on towards approaching these properties, cannot fail to attract the notice of any persons availing themselves of the inspection now invited. 4. — In block I, Winton Hundred (if not previously disposed of by private treaty) several sections of valuable agricultural land, having the advantages of adjacency to the northern railway line, a frontage to the main North Road, and being near the Winton township boundary and the Meat Preserving Works, which latter are sure to be again utilised before very long, viz. — A. E. P. Section 1 100 3 0 ") „. . . Do 24 89 2 13 } Ad J° inm S Do 20 98 225 >.-,... Do 21 102 0 12J Adjoining 5. — Presents to an enterprising and energetic man of business one of the best speculations in the Province, being the property known as the OTAUTAU ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, situate on 40 quarter-acre township sections (or ten acres first class agricultural land) commanding on one side a large frontage to the Otautau Ri^er, on the other frontage to the bridge and main Lake road, while the third side, which faces a street, is immediately opposite the site fixed upon for the railway terminus. The present house, outbuildings, &c, are sufficiently roomy and coiniortable t> ensure a lucrative business, while in good hands tbe prospects are such as to warrant the erection of a larger house of entertainment on that portion of the Lmd which will best enable the proprietor to avail himself of the striking advantages of position above-mentioned. 6. — Nearly new and substantial 4 roomed Cot— tiige, M'Master's Estate, on half-acre section, all under cultivation, and also the property of the same vendor, five acres valuable bush (excepting half an acre which is cleared), situate at Kew, close to Mr Maher's dairy establishment. 7. — If not previously sold by private treaty, the property of Mr Tosh, at Harrisville, being Allotment No. 16, part of Section 28, Block 1., Invercargill Hundred, half an acre, all under cultivation, and planted with choice fruit trees, with comfortable well finished two roomed cottage, lived and papered, and large cow shed. In its present condition the property is worthy of attention, while the section is suitable as a site for the erection of a commodious family residence. B._Sections 18, 19, and 20, Block 11., Campbelltown Hundred, about 249 acres, being of the earliest selections, six miles from Invercargill, and affording to bona fide settlers a splcidid opportunity of securing first-class agricultural land, combined with large scope of cattle run in neighborhood surrounding. Inspe tion invited. 9.— Sections 45, 55, 62, 63, and 64, Block 11., Invercargill Hundred, containing 329 acres, with house, stable, and cowshed, 44 chain of bush frontage, at least one half of the farm fenced, 40 acres in English grass, and 40 acres under crop, and other improvements, such as draining, which will be best described by inviting inspection, prior to sale. 10.— Town of Invercargiil — Section 9, Blo^k XXLLI., and Section 10, Block XLI. Terms at sale. Further information on application to D. MACRORIE, Auctioneer. DESIRABLE FARM AND HOMESTEAD. FRIDAY, 12th DECEMBER, At eleven o'clock, forenoon. DMACRORIE is instructed by Mr W. • Dawson, jun., to Bell by auction, at the Club Hotel, at eleven o'clock, in the forenoon of Friday, the 12th December, being the day after the Agricultural and Pastoral Society's Show, that Superior Homestead, Mary Bank, situate at Woodlands, in thorough working order, containing — 430 acres, all substantially fenced, and subdivided into five paddocks, 50 acres in crop, 200 broken up, and the re9t under English grass, 50 acres also being magnificent bush, principally tofcara, the timber of which alone ought to be worth £1000. The dwelling is in good repair, and commodious, the outhouses, &c, most complete, and the site unexceptionable, as the owner commands more than one market, the property being in close proximity to the Woodlands township, the Kailway Station, and the Meat Preserving Works. Inspection solicited. Note the time of sale, 11 a.m.