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Properties to Let and Sell. WANTED TO RENT, For a Term of Tears, A SHEEP RUN, of about 20,000 ACRES, with SHEEP. Apply to C. Washington, 11-28 Oakley Station, Rakaia. SHAND'3 TRACK. RURAL SECTION No. 3678, well situated on this main thoroughfare, and containing fifty acres of good farming land, with complete fencing and other improvements, TO BE SOLD at a low price. Apply to No. 165 10-31 ' TTAttMATT & Stevens. OXFORD. 1A f\ ACRES OF 'AGRICULTURAI IV/V/ LAND, being Rural Section No, 6334, at Oxford. The land is of very good quality, and v surrounded with cultivated farms. Apply to No. 164 Haeman & Stevens, 10-31 Christchurch. LEESTON. "f\ ACRES OF LAND of the best quality O\J near Leeston Church, Rural Section 4961, FOR SALE at a moderate price. Apply to No. 163 10-30 Habmak & Stevens. I TO BE LET OR SOLD, THAT FREEHOLD PROPERTY known AB T A U M U T TT, Lake Ellesmere, about three miles from Leeston, consisting of— 516 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS ARABLE LAND, divided by a splendid creek ; together with the right of run (from high to low water mark) to the frontage to Lake Ellesmere, viz., from the River Irwell to the sea. The improvements consist of SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, STABLES, STOCKYARDS, DAIRIES, Ac. About 300 acres fenced and broken up. The Stock, consisting of about NINETY HEAD OF COWS, WITH CALVES, can be had at a valuation. Apply to William Hooklbt, Hereford street west, Near the Union Bank of Australia. 11-18 Merchandise, &c. PUBLIC NOTICE.

THOMAS D. JONES, GROCER AND TEA DEALER, Stobb CORNER OF HIGH & TUAM STREETS, (Oppoeite Bethel Ware's) Christohurch, Begs to inform Purchasers of Groceries and Provisions he is disposed to sell at the very lowest margin of profit to customers that take counter delivery, and pay cash for their goods ; and that he is also prepared to sell at reasonable rates to those who require monthly credits and other accommodations accorded by family grooere. His Stock comprises a General Assortment of FIRST-CLASS TEAS, GROCERIES, FRUITS AND PROVISIONS, NEW ZEALAND CORDAGE, &c, &c, To which he invites public inspection. Stobb : CORNER OF HIGH & TUAM STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. TO FAMILIES AND OTHERS. BARGAINS. Bags of flour Sides of bacon Bngs of sugar Colonial'cheese Bags of rice Normandy pippins Boxes sperm candles Muscatel raisins Boxes soap Currants I Boxes tea Eggs and butter And a thousand and one other articles FOR SALE AT J O N E S'S, GROCER AND TEA DEALER. 10-3 COALS. FROM this date, till further notioe, the undesigned will DELIVER NEWCASTLE BEST SCREENED COALS, at the following prices per ton, for cash :— At Railway Station £2 4 0 Within Town Belt 2 8 0 W. MONTOOMBBY & CO. Cashel street, November 15,1867 11-14 T>ENJAMIN HALE Cashel Street, Cheistohuech, Nearly Oppoeite Anderson's Foundry, HAKEB OF IKPOBTBB OV] Sails Canvas and duck Rick clothe Drill and calico Threshing cloths Banting, all colours Horse cloths Manilla rope Cart covers Tarred hemp rope Canvas and duck Spunyarn and marline tents Twine, palms, and American drill tents needles Calico tents Pitch, tar, and oakum Canvas hose, for Garden lines andreein gardens Brass eyelets Flags Indiarubber hose Awnings &c n &c, &o. &C, &c, Ac. * TENTS ON HIRE, ALL SIZES. Orders by post promptly attended to. Repairing done. N.B.—Wholesale and retail. 10-23 Impounding^ NOTICE. TMPOUNDED from the River Selwyn, on X November 20 :— One bay MARE ; black points, aged; branded BM on near shoulder. If the same be' not released before the 14th of December, will be sold. R. Hawkins, TamnUt/ni Pannillu...