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Otago Witness, Issue 1297, 7 October 1876, Page 13

AUCTIONS.^ SATURDAY, 21sfc OCTOBER. At 3 o'clock. ROBERT GRIGOR has been favoured with instructions from Charles Finlayson, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his Rooms, Balclutha, on the above date and hour — Sections 1, 2, 3, block V., Waipahi district, oontaining 560 acres, more or less. The improvements consist of 40 acres broken up, and part in crop ; also, house of 5 rooms, 5-stall stable, large barn, stockyard, and cowshed. A substantial ring fenco surrounds the property. . This property consists of first-claas agri1 cultural land, and has a river frontage of about two miles to the Waipabi river. j It in one of the earliest selections in the j "' district, and fronts the main line of road , , from Dunedin to Invercargill ; it also ad- - joins the township of Waipahi, which is the centre of the largest agricultural area in the I Province. The Proprietor being about to leave the [ • Province for the old country, the property will be sold without reserve. Terms liberal. 7o FOB SALE. FREEHOLD FARM AT OTEPOPO. FOR SALE, BY TENDER.. That FREEHOLD FARM, the property of Mr Archibald Bruco, ,on which stands the Herbert Railway Station, and containing 158 Acres, ■ fenced and subdivided into conve. nient paddocks, with first«oltvM lire t , fence*. Thwe is also a good FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, and other Building* suitable for , the working of tho Farm. ' Tke greater portion of this valuable pro* patty k»s been sown in grass for » number of jretxf, and will be sold * bargain, as the owner intends going to Canterbury. . ' • Tenders will be received until November 6th. ;;, AH, farther information can be' obtained by applying to the owner, on the premises. ■ > » Title, Crown grant. ;? 7o , ARCHIBALD^ BRUCE. Fl OR SAL E f . On easy terms, , . ONE OF THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED BUSINESSES IN TARANAKI. The Proprietor wishing to retire from a commercial life, offers his business and stock for sale. The Store is a new one, lately built ; is one of the largest, and occupies one of the best sites in the main street of New Plymouth. The premises are commodious, and admirably adapted for a whole* sale, warehouse ; cellarage ample, and bond attached. To be sold solely on account of . the"»dvanoed age of Proprietor. Principals only dealt with. For further particulars, apply to the Proprietor, F. U. GLEDHILL, i Devon street, 7o • New Plymouth. TpOR SALE, in the Maungatua district, > 35 ACRES 22 POLES, more or lass, BUSH LAND, well timbered. Apply J. Murray, Maung»tu». 7o "Cl O R SALE. A W»ter-race, which will speak for itself, on the west bank of the •■ Molyneux, about four miles and a half above Clyde. A good home for two men. I Apply to J. Langdon, on the ground. 17ju mO SQUATTERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, X &c, — The Undersigned have for sale a few Large-sized Wool-presses, with Patent Disengaging Screw. Inspection Invited. R. S. Sparrow and Co. WANTED. MRS WILSON'S REGISTRY OFFICE, Magnolia Drapery Warehouse, foot Walker street. Wanted, employers for all ' classes servants. EDUCATION. WANTED, * TUTORSHIP in a Country Family by an. experienced Teacher. Course of instruction would comprise Eng. lish, French, and the higher branches of education. First-class references. Terms moderate. Address " Tutor," office of this paper. ANTED, PASSENGERS by Cobb's and other Coaches to know that they can rely on being called at tho Occidental . Hotel.— Billiard Balls, Cloth, Tips, Cues, &&, OA IftJe,