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North Otago Times, Volume XX, Issue 965, 25 August 1874, Page 2

New Advertisements.

MASONIC HALL.

T\ R. C A R R ' S " " LAST NIGHT. Crowds have poured in to hear this eloquent Lecturer, and to witness the mysteries of his art. AU aro instructed ; all are provoked to laughters all acknowledge the Doctor's wondrous abilities. Every face beams with intelligent enjoyment. LAST NIGHT 1 New Experiments and Novelties in the Meimerio Art never seen here before. Mesmerio Songs, Stump Speeches, and Recitations. Admission-r3s., 2s., and Is. -Doors open at 1.30 i' commence at 8 o'clock.

MASONIC HALL, OAMABU. LOOK OUT FOB ASHTON'S DRAMATIC TROUPE. Opening Night— FRIDAY, 28m INST. MB J. HESFORD, in his great impersonation of " O'Ci.LLA&i.N. M Negro Delineations by Mr B. O. SHIPP. Faroe, Comedy, and Burlesque. Trapezeist Mr HAMEN. Admission — 3i., 2s., Is. au 24

"PROFESSOR BRUCE, MESMERIST & PHRENOLOGIST, WTLl. SHORTLY APPEAR. au 25

OTEPOPO. A CONCERT, in aid of the School ■*-*- Funds, will take place iu the School Room, on FRIDAY, 28th INST., at 8 p.m. Admission, 2s. 6d. ; Children, Is. Otepopo, August 22nd, 1874. au 24

WESLEYAN BAZAAR.

fTIHE Committee have resolved to hold -*- a BXZAAR on behalf of the Building Fund of the New Wesleyan Church, Oamaru, some time in January next, and do respeotfully solicit Contributions (in money or 'articles) from their friends. Any Member of the Committee will be thankful to receive ouoh contributions. F. CHAS. DEWSBURY, au 11 Suporinfaindent Miapftfr.

NORTHERN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of COMMITTEE will be held on SATURDAY, 29m INST., at 1 p.m., in the Mechanics' Institute, to appoint judges, and for other business. J. CHURCH, au 25 Secretary.

TUESDAY, 1st SEPTEMBER. At 1 o'clook p.m. T) ROSS •*-^ • is favored with instructions from Mr Donald Munro, Hampden, to offer for publio competition— His tidy, compact FABM of Tendallan, being Sec. 12, Blook I., Moeraki, containing about 70 acres, with a substantial " two-storied House and Outbuildings.

A£SO,

16 Hones, consisting of Heavy Draughts, Light Harness and Saddle Horses, Lady's Pony, Side Saddle, and Bridle j about 20 head of Cattle, consisting of Dairy Cows, Steers, and Heifers, &o. ; 1 Buggy and Harness, 8 Biding Saddles and Bridles, 2 Sets Leading Harness, 1 Set Shaft, 1 Dray and Frame (nearly new), 1 Swing Plough, 1 Side-hill Plough, a Set of Harrows, 1 Reaping Machine, 1 Chaffoutter, and a lot of Bags.

The above Farm, being well enclosed with a Jive fenoe, and all laid down in English grass, adjoining both the Main North Road and Waitaki and Moeraki railway, is well worthy of the attention of intending buyers.

The soil is of first-class quality. N.B. — Parties willing to bring forward stock' for sale will have an opportunity of doing so by previously arranging wifch Mr Munro.

D. ROSS, Auctioneer.

I TUESDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER. At 2 o'clock. pAPSTICK, DUTHIE AND CO. hare been, favored with instructions from Messrs Hislop Brothers, of Tokomairiro, to sell by auction, at their yards, Milton, Tokomairiro, on Tuesday, 8th September, at 2o'olbok — 'i ' '"'"LSI* 1^— The far-famed'Siydesdale'Bntire Horse " MARQUIS." He is in splendid condition, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. All his progeny have turned out to be very valuable stock, and when brought to jthe ' hammer have commanded yery high prioes. We may state that we sold a foal, got by him, by auction on 15th May last for £46 sterling. '- ! LOT 2.— A valuable Heavy Pure-brtd Clydesdale MARE, in foal to Marquis. CAPSTICK, DUTHIE AND CO., au 21 Auctioneers.