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Bruce Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 1211, 11 June 1880, Page 2

• V> : \ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS '- TO FARMERS. A VALUABLE FARM TO BE LET GN LEASE. nnHE well-known FARM, now in the occupa- -*- tion of Mr Archibald Martin, is open to be LET on "LEASE for a term of years, at a Moderate Rental. The Land, which' ia des T cribed below, is in a high state of cultivation, substantially fenced, and conveniently subdivided. A considerable portion has just been carefully broken up, and the remainder is now ready for the plough. : A well-built Dwelling-house is erected on the Land, and also Stables and Stockyard. The Farm has a frontage to the Main South Road of 66 Chains, and adjoins the Crichton Railway Station. This is a splendid opportunity for a man with a small capital to secure a really first-class and conveniently situated Farm close to Milton. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY : Part of Sections 4 and 5, Sections 6, 1 of 7, 1 of 8, and part of 1 of 9, Block XXXIX., Tokomairiro District, containing by admeasurement ISO acres and 2 roods, with all Buildings and improvements thereon. Bounded on South-east and West sides by a metalled road 100 links wide, and on the North side by a road 50 links wide. For further particulars, apply to DONALD REID, Solicitor, Milton. TO FARMERS. THE UNDERSIGNED are Purchasers of OAT SHEAVES, in any quantity. W. J. DYER & CO., Auctioneers, Milton. WANTED, CASH BUYERS, AT REDUCED PRICES, FOR Groceries, Provisions, Ironmongery, Tinware, Glassware, Crockery, Cutlery, Con- ! fectionery, Biscuits, Perfumery, Jewellery, Stationery, School Books, Fancy Good, and Toys. Tea, 2s, 2s fid, 3s per lb. Finest dry Yellow Sugar from 4W per lb. Finest Snowdrop do. from 5d per "ib. Boxes Tea, from 19/, 22/, 25/ each ; Half -Chests Tea, from 72/6 each. Best three-crown Soap, from 22/(j per cwt. box. Finest Salt from "/ the bag. Best fresh Salman, from 9/6 per doz ; Sardines, 6/ and 9/6 per doz. Limejuice, Limejuice Cordial, Lemon Syrup, Raspberry Vinegar, &c , &c. Collins's L.H. Shovels from 4/6 each ; Navvy Shovels from 5/ each. Forks, Spades, Tub?, Buckets, Hoes, Kettles, Boilers, Sauce-pans, Churns, &c, &c. Good Knives and Forks 10s per dozen ; Tea Spoons, 3/6 per doz. Hair Brushes, 15d each; Toilet Combs, 6d each. Crystal Cream, Philocome, aud Perfumery at ABOUT HALF THE ORDINARY PRICES. Tobacco 5/ per lb. ; Pipes, Purses, Cigars, &c, CHEAP AND GOOD. [ BROOMS AND BRUSH WAKE IN [ VARIETY. Flour, Oatmeal, Seconds, Bran, &c, at mill Lowest Cash Prices, delivered Free of extra charge. Lamps, with Globe and Chimney, from 5/ each. HandLamps, from ]/ each; Manilla Bags, Ladies' Bags, Baskets, &c, &c, &c. ALFRED SOLOMON, STOREKEEPER, MILTON. NOTICE. HOW to raise the price of Grain— Purchase your Goods CHEAP ! Three-years-old Hawthorn, extra sbrong, 20s per 1000 ; and also at 5s per 1000. Fruit Trees from 10s per dozen. Shrubs and Forest Trees at such low prices as were never offered before, to meet the present dull times. Must be cleared away to grow grass, which will pay better than growing trees at the above prices. . Cabbage Plants now ready at Is per 100. H. WniTE, Nursery and Seedsman, Milton. MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, ISSO. To be Opened October, ISSO, and Closed 31st March, 1881. rnHE DUNEDIN COMMITTEE appointed in furtherance of the objects of the Exhibition have to request intending Exhibitors and all desirous of information as to the Regulations and conditions imposed by the International Commissions, to make application personally or by letter to MR GEORGE GRANT, 7 Union Chamber?, Princes- street, DUNEDIN, Who has been appointed Assistant Secretary, and who will furnish applications for space, copies of regulations, and all necessary forms. JOHN MITCHELL, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer.