As the property must be sold promptly it will be well that 1 immediate application be made. Full par- ticulars can be obtained from ■ CHARLES ROUT, ocla Land and Estate Agent, &c. Tjl O B SALE, That compact and valuable farm in the Wyndham district known as LAWFIELD, Comprising 612 acres of first-class land, divided into five paddocks, 30 acres of which is in good bush, suitable for firewood. The remainder is nearly all broken up and under cultivation, 150 acres being laid down in English grass, and the balance in wheat, oats, barley, and turnips. Plans can be inspected and full particulars learned on application to THE NRW ZEALAND LOAN & MER- CANTILE AGENCY CO, LIMITED, Invercargill, Dunedin, Timaru, -and Christ- church. oc7 C< QUATTING PROPERTY FOR £3 SALE. The well-known sheep run CENTRE HILL, adjoining the Estates of Castle Rock, Five Kiver Plains and Dunrobin. This first- class squatting property, which is in com- plete working order, consists of 33,180 acres leasehold or thereabouts, expir- ing in January 1883. 730 acres freehold. 6000 well-bred merino sheep in their wool together with theii increase. 25 to 30 horses, including some good draughts and from ,30 to 40 head quiet cattle. , Impbovements consist of house, large new wool-shed for 16 shearers, with screw press, sheep yards, store rooms, sheds, stables, shepherds' huts, etc., etc. : The land is divided into a number of con- venient paddocks, and the freehold is of the best farming description and partly culti-. vated. The wool from Centre Hill has for many years past been keenly competed for in the London market. Full particulars on application at the offices of the New Zealand Loan,& Mercantile -Agency Company (Limited), Invercargill, Dunedin, Timaru or Christchurch, oc3 If* O R 8 A L E. ; VICTORIA PARK, WAIKIWI, BEING ONE OF THE FIRST SELEC- TIONS IN SOUTHLAND. Three miles from the P. 0., Invercargill ; the Great North Road and Railway within a few chains of property ; also, tramway in course of construction, being laid on above road ; railway station and public school within a few chains. Property consists of " between TEN AND ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES Of rich, loamy, friable clay, about 150 acres of which have been under crop ; the whole is fenced and partly subdivided. 