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Clutha Leader, Volume V, Issue 220, 27 September 1878, Page 5

New Advertisements. T) ONALD HE,D AND co » AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, &0., High -street, Dunbdi**, - Beg to inform the settlers of the Clutha and surrounding districts that they make THE MOST LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES os Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Grain, Ac, Consigned to them either for sale here or for shipment to Australia or to England. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE STORED AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. freehold Property and Stock of all destriptions Bought and Sold on Commission, either Privately or at Public Auction. Land Board Business attended to, Land Selected for Absentees. • Loans negotiated, and Money invested on Mortgage or otherwise. TM PORTERS OF MILLINERY. Tp the Ladies of Balclutha 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, arid 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 importing, 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, Haynes, and Co.'s, 759 ESTABLISHED 1861. JOHN MATTHEWS, SPRING CART, DRAY, AND WAGGON FACTORY. Great King Street, DtrsrEDiN. Spring Carts, £17 ; Farm Drays, £17 ; Tip Drays, £17 ; Station Waggons, £25 ; Express Waggons, £28. Workmanship and material guaranteed. Delivered free at Dunedin rail-way station. I 761 7 JAMES MURRAY, = TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, < MILTON. 693 fnnENDERS WANTED. TO BE LET FOR CROPPING. V Important Notice to Farmers, Con- -."'- tractors, &c. 300 ACRES first-class '• Agricultural ; LAND to be LET for one crop, situate | within half a mile of a Station on the •*■ Southern Trunk line. About 100 Acres { ploughed and ready for seed, and 100 Acres, which have been in turnips, now ; eaten off by sheep, in magnificent order .for ploughing. A rare opportunity for an energetic * *aan with small capital. I Full particulars on application to the i 1 undersigned, with whom tenders may be I lodged till noon of Monday, 7th October 7 next. | MACLEAN BROTHERS, I 774 Balclutha and Dunedin. IP O R SALE. " Young Thawte of Clyde." For pedigree and further particulars apply to GEORGE HAWORTH, Caldervan, Elaihiku. O L E T\ I Cottages in Renfrew and Lanark streets. I THOMAS PATERSON, | Clyjde-st., Balclutha. Slower, pots, |0f various fancy and ornamental designs, pom the Britannia Pottery Works, TokoB^riro (George Jones, Proprietor), to be Bat Mr C. V. VBREWER, Storekeeper,