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Clutha Leader, Volume V, Issue 235, 10 January 1879, Page 2

New Advertisements* "^TE HAVE FOR SALE, ON HAND AND ARRIVING— Extras for Pirie's Ploughs, Double-furrow Extras for Joseph Nicholson's Reapers and Mowers Fencing Wires, No. 6 to 10 Corn Sacks, Wool Packs, Sheep Nets, 40 yards, tarred Bluestone, Rock Salt 400-gallon Tanks 200-gallon Water Butts Also a few Miscellaneous Goods. CLOVEES AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. WHITE CLOVER, Newly Arrived RED „ „ ; COWGRASS TIMOTHY „ „ ' ALSYKE " „ : ;, TREFOIL „ } , ALFALFA, To Arrive MANGOLD, Provincial grown, and carefully harvested SHEEP'S PARSLEY, To Arrive ' RIB GRASS PERENNIAL RYE GRASS ' COCKSFOOT RYE GRAIN SEED . . RAPE SEED TURNIP SEED, Varieties All of the best quality. We have a parcel of Swede Turnip Seed grown to our order from carefully-selected and transplanted bulbs. A consignment of W. G. Murray and Co.'s DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS to be sold cheap. Agents in Otago for Joseph Nicholson's Reapers and Mowers. Mitchell's Grain and Grass Seed Sowing Machines, a shipment of which is expected shortly. „ Dunedin for the Clutha Leader. Farm Produce received and sold on Commission. NIMMO & BLAIR, FORWARDING, CUSTOMS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS Princes- Street South, Duriedin,

Tfl 0 R SALE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN THE VICINITY OF BALCLUTHA. For sale by private treaty, that compact and valuable little property situated at the top of Inch Clutha, right across from tlie Baiclutha Railway Station, known as Baird's Point. The property extends to sixty acres (more or less), and upon it is erected a good four-roomed house, with stock-yard and other conveniences. There, are also a garden and an orchard of one acre, stocked with the best apple, pear, cherry, and other fruit trees in full bearing. Twenty acres are in wheat, oats, and potatoes, the balance being under English grass. Special attention is called to this exceptionally valuable property. The soil is of quality equal to the best on Inch Clutha. which has been very appropriately designated the Garden of Otago, and is one of the small portions of the island that is not subject to floods, no part of it having been injured by the late floods. Being so near Baiclutha, so safe from damage by floods, and of so rich quality, this property is perhaps the best and most convenient in the Clutha district fo* a daily farm, and from the opening up of railway communication with the two great centres of population in Otago — Duneciin and Invercargill — its value must increase, so that the investment could not prove otherwise than remunerative. Terms of sale very liberal. For further information apply to Alex. Baikd, on the property ; of John Gow, 5 . " Clutha Leader " Office. JIJ . 0 T I C E. TO SETTLERS, HOTEL-KEEPERS, ke., kc. WANTED Known— Tlie Otago Labour Exchange and Registry Office for all classes of Servants, for town or country, is now open. Office Hours: From 9 a.m., till 5 p.m.; and v the evening from 7 to 8. Also, all sorts of Commission Btissinnss^transacted at loWest rates. All communications punctually attended to. JAMES WHYTE, Agent. Office:- Above Wise's, bookseller, corner . - Princ and Rattray streets. 720 |