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Clutha Leader, Volume XXI, Issue 1042, 13 July 1894, Page 2

New Advertisements, W. G. URQUHART, Practical Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller & Optician, • KAIT ANG ATA Would, call attention of the public to his very large stock of first-class goods. WATCHES.— A First-claa-j Assortment at prices that will defy competition. CLOCKS.— Alarms, etc., over £100 worth to select from. Best value in Otago. JEWELLERY. — A choice assortment of the latest designs and novelties. SPECTACLES.— Scientifically adapted to improve the weakest sights. His famous 4s Spectacles in crystal cannot te surpassed. Spectacles repaired and fitted with new lenses at small cost. Musical Instruments, Violin Strings, Bows, and all fittings in Stock. To the REPAIRING of Watches, Clocks; Jewellery, etc., W.G.U. will give his entire attention. Customers may rely on a first class job being done at a reasonable charge. J^" 0 • T 1 0 E K a it an gat a Coal and Nutj. One trial will prove they arc the Cheapest and most Efficient Household Coal in the Market. Orders received for delivery at any i Railway Station. WM. WILSON, Coal Merchant, Balclutha. N.B. — Agent for the New Zealand Ex£ press Company. Parcels and package forwarded to' all parts of the world. POREST TREES. JOSEPH BUTTERS, Stirling, has for sale a large number of Forest Trees, including, Pines, Macrocarpas, etc., two years old, ready for transplanting. Price according to quantity. Orders left either at the Clutha Leader Offices or with Messrs Wilson, Cameron, & Co., will be attended to. 188 FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. "^ILSON, CAMERON <fc CO. intimate that the following properties have been placed in their hands for disposal by private treaty. Full information as to price, terms of payment, and all particulars may be obtained by communicating with them by letter, or at their office, Clyde street, Balclutha — 300 acres in Puenm district, fenced nnrl sub-divided into five padpaddocks ; sown down in English grasses ; with two-roomed house, hut, five-stalled stable, and barn thereon. Terms very liberal. 1250 acres first-class agricultural land situated in Te Houka district, nine miles from Bnlclutha, on the banks of the Clutha River, on which the steamer Matau now plies regularly. The property is in a high state of cultivation, is fenced and sub-divided into 14 paddocks, with good eight-roomed house, seven-stalled stable, wool sher], barn, cart shed, and men's huts thereon ; and 26 acres of orchard and plantation?. Terms can be arranged to suit purchasers. 300 fscres agricultural land on Inch Clntha, fenced and sub-divided into conveniently -sized paddocks ; allftlaid down in English grasses, with good house, stabling, and outhouses thereon. 200 acre farm at Waiwera, fenced, sub-divided into paddocks, laid j down in English grasses, with good house and outbuildings. \ 1900 acres agricultural and 'pastoral land, sub-divided into 22 paddocks ; 1300 acres in cultivation ! — chiefly in English grasses — with seven-roomed house, stable, outbuildings,? and large barn ; close to railway station. 1500 acres Warepa district (good sheep farm 156 acres Owaka district (highly improved) near factory. 521 acres Warepa, fenced, with house barn, stables thereon. For lease with purchasing clause. 300 acres Kaka point, Point Molyneux, splendid soil and valuablefor Building Sites. 3 with frontage to Catilns with good 4-roomed house thereon. Right of purchase of 124 acres, Glenomaru, held \inder perpetual lease, with new 5-roomed house thereon. Dairy Farm on Inch Clutha, consisting of 100 acres close to Factory. Several farms on Lansdowne Estate of from 160 to 300 acres, at very reasonable figure. Several farms on Manuka Island Estate. For Lease in Owaka, farm of 200 acres, with house, byre, barn, etc. , near factory. The Undersigned will be glad to receive particulars of any properties for sale or lease for insertion in this column. WILSON, CAMERON & C 0.--,-100 | Auctioneers, Balclutha.