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Evening Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 100, 16 November 1882, Page 3

SATURDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, At 3 o'clock. To Mechanics, Builders, and others. FRANCIS SIDEY & CO. are instructed to sell by auction, on the premises, situated corner of Wellington Terrace and Botanical Gardens Road (opposite Boulcottstreet)— 3 Cottages, _ with outbuildings, fences, water-pipes, &c, &c, to be removed within seven days of day of sale Note.— The cottages can be inspected at any time before the sale, one of the houses is roofed with galvanized iron. (For continuation of Auctioneers' advertisements, see page 4. SALE OF ABOUT 106,000 ACRES OF CROWN LANDS IN THE NORTH ISLAND. SALE of about 106,000 acres of Crown Lands in the North Island, divided into Town, Village Settlement, Agricultural Deferred Payments, Pastoral Deferred Payments, and Cabh Payment Sections, as under: — On the 4th December, 1882, 2,110 acres of Agricultural Land in the Waimata and other blocks on the East Coast will be open for application, on deferred payments, at Auckland and Gisborne, at prices from £1 to £1 10s per acre. And on the 7th December, 5,589 acres will bo disposed of at Gisborne, by public auction, on pastoral deferred payments, at an upset price of £1 per acre. At the same time and place, 58,000 acres of Rural Land ¦will be offered for cash, at upset prices ranging from 5a to £1 10s per acre. On the 12th December, 3434 acres of superior Agricultural Land in the Parihaka Block, divided into Rural Allotments, on deferred payments, and Village Settlement Allotments, at prices ranging' from £1 10s to £25 per acre, will be open for application at New Plymouth, Patea, and Hawera. And on the 15th December, 3450 acres will be offered for cash at New Plymouth, at prices ranging from £1 to £4 per acre. On the 18 tli December, 2918 acres of Agricultural Land situate in the Wairoa and Mbmahaki Districts -will bo open for application, on deferred payments, at Patea and Hawera, at prices ranging from £1 to £4 10s per acre. And on tho 20th December, there will be offered by public auction, at Patea, ten sections of Forfeited Deferred-Payment Land, also the unsold portion of tho Township of Richardson, and 19,235 acres of Rural Bush Land, for cash, at upset prices ranging from £1 to £G per acre. On the 21st December, 4537 acres of Agricultural Deferred - Payment Land, being portion of the Wanganui Harbour Board Endowment, near Feilding, and the Tokomaru Block, near Wanganui, •will be open for application, at Wanganui and Wellington, at prices ranging from £1 10s per acre upwards. And on the 22nd December, there will be offered at public auction, at Wanganui, GBIB acres in the above-named blocks, for cash, at upset prices ranging from £1 5s per aero upwards. Full particulars of the above lands are published in the New Zealand Gazette No. 93, of tho Bth November, 1882, copies of which can be obtained at. any Land Office in the colony. Plans and posters will be exhibited at all Railway Stations and Post Offices throughout the colony, and can be obtained at any of the Land Offices. General Crown Lands Office, ¦Wellington, 13th November, ISB2.

WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE Directors of the above company, at a meeting held on tho 31st Octobor last, made a Call of Ono Shilling por Share, Payable on or before the 21st instant, at any of the Branches of the Bank of New Zealand. JAS. WALLACE, Secretary.

ART UNION! By Special Permission. PAINTING IN OIL, WATER-COLOUR, AND PORCELAIN, BY PROFESSOR WILHELM GEISLER, From Munich. 12 Prizes, valued at 150 Guineas. 150 Subscribers, at One Guinea each. To bo drawn for at an early date in the Athenaeum Building, due notice of whioh will be given. Tickets obtainable at the Studio, Room No. 10, top flat, Athemeum Building, or at Mr. D. Clark's, Stationer, where the picturos aro now on viow. JEYE'S SHEEP DIP, Non-poisonous. Awarded the Silver Medal at the Christchurch Exhitition. nrUIE cheapest Dip in tho market. One JL gallon to jvash 200 snoop for Gs. Testimonials from all parts of the world. Its Peculiar Merits : 1. Safo in Use — It is not poisonous in use, unlike carbolic, arsenical and many other dips, which have beon found so fatal in many instances. 2. Improves the Wool. — Tho appearance of the wool is improved in a remarkable manner, and is rendered white and glossy while retaining tho natural of the animal. 3. Simple in Application. — It mixes at once with cold water, and becomes instantly white like milk. It will be well to beware of spurious imitations which resemble Jeyes' in this ono particular, and lead the credulous to imagine that it is a similar preparation. 4. Cheapness. — Being sold in a concentrated form ono gallon will make from 80 to 100 gallons when diluted for a sheep dip, and is found to bo practically cheaper than any other. 5. Its Efficacy. — It is certain destruuetion to ticks, fly, maggot, ljpe, and all insects and parasites that infest sheep and other animals ; and also cures foot-rot, scab, &c Nothing has been found to equal it in this respect. The fly does not strike again after v eheop has been dippod in Jeyes'. This peculiarity caused H.M. Government to send a large quantity to the seat of war in Znluland as a preventive against tho Tzetzee fly. 6. Healing Properties. — Jt heals wounds and sores of all kinds in a marvellous manner, and is safe in application, and where the hair has fallen off from scab, the hair speedily grows again. 7. Cures worms in tho throat in lambs and all internal parasites. 8. For Foot-and-mouth Disease it is the only spp iifio yet discovered. 9. As a Winter Dip. — It can be used with porf ecu safety in tho coldest weather without any ill effects, and onablcß the animal to resist the inclemency of winter. Pamphlets and full information from any of the sub-agents, or from ZOHRAB, NEWMAN, & CO., Agents for New Zealand. IT HAS ARRIVED. AND MORE TO FOLLOW. -VT OW LANDED — Ex Pleione— 2 butts of Sherry, 6 qrcasks of Whiskey Ex Otaki— so cases of Champagne and 6 qr-cask3 of Whiskey Landing, 6x Mercia— 6 qr-casks of Whiskey, 6 qr-caska Port Wine, 3 qr-casks Jamaica Rum " Glasgow, 30th August, 1882. " JOHN MAGINNITY, Esq., " Wellington. " Dear Sir — We find there is a vessel loading at Glasgow^ for your port, viz., the Perthshire, by which we purpose shipping six qr-casks of our Blended Whiskoy ***. This present lot, However, ought to Bhow muoh stouter, fatter body than the Alastor lot, having had an ad dition of some old Ard Beg " and " Glongnin " Whiskey, which are the richest and most expensive of their class. We hope that you have now received four shipment per Otaki, and that both .the parkling Wine and the Whiskey pleased your patrons. " We remain, dear Sir, " Yours faithfully, "D. M'Dougall & Co." ON SALE, Custom House Forms Etbning Post, office.