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North Otago Times, Volume IV, Issue 77, 10 August 1865, Page 3

New "Advertisements . STEAM TO DUNEDIN. gg!E|Kr'\k rjTI H E Well-known ptiddlp-r-T/l minoWVv steamed Captain T. Turnbull, Is expected to arrive at this Port from the North On SATURDAY, 12th AUGUST, And will have immediate despatch for Dunedin. F. PINKERTON & CO., Agents. # * # All Goods for shipment must be PREPAID, and likewise have a Shipping Order.

NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. mHE PLOUGHING MATCH Will take place On FRIDAY, 18tii AUGUST, 1865. PHIZES, For Hoese and Bullock Teasis t First Prize £7 Second Prize ... ... ... ... 5 Third Prize 3 Fourth Prize ... ... ... ... 2 For the best Crown 1 For the best Finish . . ... ... 1 Extra Prizes may be allowed at the discretion of the Judges. The following RULES and REGULATIONS are to be observed : — 1st. That all Ploughs be entered with James Hassell, Esq., from 14th to the 16th instant. 2nd. That all Ploughs be on tho land and Ploughmen to draw lots at 9 o'clock a.m. 3rd. That each allotment will contain one-third of an acre, to be ploughed by Horse Teams within 4Jhours, and by Bullock Teams -within 5 hours. Half-au-hour extra to be allowed for Luncheon. 4th. That no objection bo made to any particular class of plough, or the number of horses or bullocks in each. 5 th. That the depth of each furrow be not less than five inches, the breadth to be left to the discretion of the ploughman. 6th. That no person be allowed to assist or interfci*o with tho ploughman, beyond Betting up tho poles. 7th. That if any ploughman bo found violating any of the above Rules, he will lose all claim to any prize. 8th. That three Judges be appointed by tho Committee, whoso decision in all things will be binding. 9th. That a Subscription of Two Guineas will constitute a Member of the Society. 10th. That an entrance fee of £1 for each plough will be charged. 11th. The owner of the land to find Luncheon for the men, aud hay for the horses and bullocks. JOHN LOCKE, Secretaiy.

I^OTICE.— The Ploughing Match will be held at MUDDY CREEK, on the land belonging to H. J. Miller, Esq., and now in the occupation of Mr Clayton. JOHN LOCKE, Secretary.

Mr W. L. Lees' Advertisements. TT7 L. LEES, "WOOL BROKER, STOCK SALESMAN AND AGENT, AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AGENT, &c, TYNE-STBEET, O A M A R IT . * # * Advances on Wool ; Stock, Stations, aud Produce negotiated.

TO CAPITALISTS, MERCHANTS, AND STOREKEEPERS. LAND, STORE, AND BAKERY, HAMPDEN, For Sale by Public Auction. W. L. LEES IS instructed by the Mortgagee to Sell by Public Auction, on an early date, if not previously disposed of by private contract — All that Valuable ALLOTMENT OF LAND, with 100 feet frontage to London-street, presently occupied by Mr Wai. T. KiEur, being Section 28, Block III., Town of Hampden, containing by admeasurement 1 Rood, more or less, on which is erected a good substantial STORE, DWELLING-HOUSE, BAKER Y, &c, most eligibly situated for business, fronting the main street, and adjoining the Store of Messrs Laurenson. For further particulars, apply to tho Auctioneer Tyne Btreet, Oamaru. Terms at Sale.

TXTANTED, 2000 WEANERS, Ewes preferred. Any Stockholder having the above to Sell, more or lest in number, can obtain full market value. Cash terms. Apply to W. L. LEES, Stock Salesman, Ouraaru.