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Bruce Herald, Volume XI, Issue 1058, 5 November 1878, Page 4

NEW Au vi___TISEMENTS. . ... ' WOOL. TTTRIGHT, STEVENSON, AND CO., WOOL BROKERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. Wool Stores, High-street, Duuedin, are prepared to make Liberal Advances on the most favorable terms upon the ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL, whether for Sale in Dunedin, or for Shipment to London or Australia. Sales of Wool by auction are held every Thursday during the Season,and account sales and proceeds rendered on the following Thursday's. The fact of their acting Strictly as Selling Brokers on Commission only is a gurautee that all produce will be realised at its utmost valve. Woolpacks, Fencing-wire, &c. s supplied at owest market prices. NOTICE. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. mHE SALE of PASTORAL LEASE of 11,000 Acres Museum Endowment, advertised to be held on the 19th inst., has been Postponed until further notic 6. DONALD REID & CO. FOR SALE. tflOR SALE, a Valuable Freehold Pro- ' perty within 1£ miles of Lovell's Flat Railway Station. The Property consists of 281 acres, most of which is alluvial soil, and situate on the banks of Fraser's Creek. There are seventy acres ploughed for this year's crop, the remainder in English grasses. The property is all well fenced, and subdivided into nine paddocks. The Homestead consists ot Garden and Orchard well stocked with fruit trees; Dwelling-house of sis rooms, kitchen and scullery, a milk bouse, store-room, a six-stalled stable with granary on loft, barn, cart- shed, stock-yard, and cowshed. Entry as agreed upon. Liberal terms will be given. Apply to ANDREW HEWITSON, New Farm, Lovell's Flat IMPORTERS OF MILLINERY. TO THE LADIES OF TOKOMAIRIRO AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. MISSES H. & B. BROWNLIE have now to hand their first shipment of Millinery and Trimmed Chip Bonnets and Hats for Spring wear, which will be found more than usually attractive this season, and very moderate in price. They have just finished the most successful Winter Season they have ever had, and trust that the care they have taken in impor ting, buying, making up, and trimming will make this one equally successful. , Underclothing made of pure Longcloth, Baby Linen, the new Belted Corset. Princes street, Dunedin, opposite Messrs Herbert, Hayries, aud Co. ""BALMORAL ~ DIST-iIOT - ROAD"^ BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the following Works, on District Roads, up to TUESDAY, the sth day of November, 1878: — 10 chains Metalling and Formation on road at junction with Main South road Hillend. 20 chains Formation and Metalling on road near Boyd and Wilson's properties. Specifications to be seen at Stoney Creek School House. 46 chains Formation and Metalling on Smith'strackandroadto Hillend Station, where specifications can be seen. Bridle Track up river side near Manuka Island. Specifications to be seen at Ralph Moir's, Esq's., House, who will receive tenders up to the above date. Also, 180 chains Formation and Metalling on road from Clydevale to Lawrence. Specifications to be seen at Greenfield's Station, where tenders will be received. JAMES SMITH, Chairman. Greenfield Station, Oct. 24th, 1878. TO FARMERS. TTTE shall be buyers of Chicory Root * * during the ensuing season in any quantity. Seed may be obtained from Law, Somner, and Co., Dunedin, and full particulars as to growth, price, etc., from W. GREGG & CO., Otago Steam Coffee Mills, Dunedin. N. MARQUIS, Member of the Royal College of. Veterinary Surgeons. (Late of Melbourne), BEGS to inform the Public that he has commenced Practice in his profession, and is prepared to treat Horses, Cattle, and domesticated animals. Colts castrated on the new method, or otherwise: Moles as per agreement. Guarantee if required. Veterinary medicines of all descriptions prepared for farm or station use. Address, N. Marquis, VS., Veterinary Dispensary, Pritchard'aJForgejlUttra-j -street, Duntdio,