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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 310, 24 February 1888, Page 3

For Sale. j YT) ' A.TJL n PRESS, suitable 1 fot lumping ’’lax or Wool. J. D. BUSBY. JJlauich, Awatere, 10til "February, 1888. FOB SAXE l;Q TWO - TOOTH LINCOLN BAMS. Apply to A. E HYDE, Grove # (near Picton). Draught Horses. jpm SALE.—TWO TEAMS of Staunch DRAUGHT HORSES (11 in all), •with "Wagons and Harness complete, and in good condition. Apply to SYDNEY WATSON, Remvicktown.

For Sale TWO ACRES of firstOv v cli ss i and, with 6 Boomed Cottage and Orchard there on, situate at the corner of Weld and Litchfield streets, Southside, being part of 6 of Bloch 41, Omaha. Apply to Mr Jonx T.vylor, or Enoch Haddock, Executors late T. Haddock, Estp

For Sals, MIXED GRAZING AND AGRICULTURAL FARMS AT MARSHLANDSFrom 40 to 400 Acres. rpH ERE arc somo fine Crops on JL the land already cultivated. COME, AND SEE! Tills rising District contains somo first-rate land for Growing Barley. Tlrore is plenty of valuable Manuka Eire wood ; and good Water may be got anywhere by driving pipes. 1 It is a very healthy country for stock; somo of the best grass in the country is on the place, which is within easy reach of Blenheim, and close to railway stations at Spring Creek and Tua Marina. Eor terms and further particulars apply to, J. C. CHAYTOR. For Bale. QA ACRE! of the Best Land in wU the Knituna Valley, halfway between Blenheim and Havelock, all fenced, and in grass, with 5-roomed House, good Dairy, Stable, Shed, Yards and Dip, Cowshed, Whare, Stock-yard, Orchard, Kitchen Garden, small paddock in Potatoes, 5 tons Hay. This Land carried last }’oar 8milking Cows, a team of Horses | and CO sheep, and cut 5 tons of ! Hay. It is a fine stand for a man I with a toarn of horses, as he could . got constant work. ' The above cost the owner £401) but he will take £390, £l5O cash, the remainder can remain on interest.

Apply to, G. 11. WATSON, Or to, GREEN & NOSWORTIIY, Auctioneers. M HHE bearer of tin's most un--1 common name lias again taken up bis quarters at the wellknown WAIRAIJ RESTAURANT, Where he is now prepared to supply MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Having arranged for an abundant Supply of all Delicacies in season, his old and new Customers will find it to their advantage to look up their old Caterer, and leave it to him to make them comfortablo and refresh tho inner man. HOT SUITERS A SPECIALTY. Runbolders and farmers, when requiring good and steady laborers, had better enquire at JOHN M. SMITH’S WAIRAU RESTAURANT Moderate Charges to Permanent Boarders. Suitable Accommodation for Ladies. LOOK OUT FOR SMITH’S OYSTER SALOON. OKARAMIO SAWMILLS. !p:SSR3 HART AND NORTH Havo started the Big Mill, lately carried on by Mr J. Hornby, and are prepared to supply Sawn and Dressed Timber At Lowest Market Rates. TOWN AGENT—O. M. BREWSTER