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North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2403, 21 January 1880, Page 3

T. H. Brown.

SATURDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1880. At his Rooms, Tyne street. At 12 o'clock. TO SQUATTERS, FARMERS, AND [OTHERS. I^HB Undersigned will hold his FIRST WOOL AND SKIN SALE of the Season at the above time and place. Vendor* are requested to send in thoir wool at least two days prior to tne salo. T. H. BROWN, de 3 Auctioneer.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 11HE Undersigned intends holding hi* next GRAIN SALE, at his Rooms, Tyne street, ON SATURDAY, 31st JANUARY. Farmers proposing to forward Grain for Sale, will please do so TWO DAYS prior to the above date. T. H. BROWN, ■e3O Auctioneer.

\ LL ACCOUNTS owing to and by the ■^*- Undersigned must be Paid, and Rendered for Payment, AT ONCE, otherwise legal proceedings -will be taken for the payment of all moneys due to us. dell WILLIAMS ft BENTLEY.

NOTICE. rpHE Undersigned request that all -*- Accounts against the lato JOHN GORDON, Gardener, be sent in on or before 31st JANUARY ; and that all moneys owing to tho Estate be forthwith paid, EDWIN COLLTS, ) Trlll . n , ja!4 F. H. TOWNSEND, { lrUBteei - TV/I ISSES M'CAW RE-OPEN SCHOOL on the 26th JANUARY, at their Residence, Reed street, Oamaru. Drawing and Paint* ing classes weekly. jal 6

FERN LEA, NEAR PORT CHALMERS. "VTRS HOOPER, assisted by Resident -*-'-*■ Governesses, receives a limited number of Young Ladies to Board and Educate. Prospectuses on application. The half-year will commence on WEDNESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1880. ja7 OR AKANUI COLLEGE, BLUESKIN. NFXT TERM BEGINS MONDAY. 2nd FEBRUARY, 1880. The Buildings have been suitably enlarged to meet the increasing requirements of the School. FIRST CLASS EDUCATION In all branches, classical and modern, Special attention is given to physical training. Terms— Seventy-five Guineas per annum. Apply REV. R. L. STANFORD, jas Blueskin.

T7IARMS UPON DEFERRED PAY- ^ MENTS. The New Zealand and Australian Land Company, Limited, are now subdividing their magnificent properties in Canterbury, Otago, and Southland into convenientlysized FARMS, which are open for selection on remarkably EASY TERMB OF PAYMENT. These land* are the earliest selections mad* in the Colony ; were purchased direct from the Crown, and are unsurpassed for soil, climate, and situation. They all front on the main line of railway, and are within a few miles of good shipping ports. For plans and further information apply N. M. * AGENCY CO., Limited, Christchurch, Timaru, and Invercargill ; J. T. FORD and CO., Christchurch and Timaru ; MACLEAN 4 STEWART, Timaru ; CONNELL ft CLOWES, Oamaru ; WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., Dunedin; MACLEAN BROTHERS, Dunedin And at the Head Offices of the Com6 pany, 11 Bond street Duntdin.

Tjl O R SALE. THRESHING MILL and ENGINE, by Ransomes, Sims and Head, with all the latest improvements. The Machino has never been used, and is fitted up ready for work. Apply, R. M'AULY, j*S Totara Park.

PER SHIP MARLBOROUGH— A newly Patented Cooking Stove, THE CRITERION, la Thre« Sines. Per Ship COMADRE— A consignment of Carpets and Druggets. Per Ship WELLINGTON — Ten Crates Earthenware, and Four Cases German Fancy Manufactures. JAS. UDALL, j»l3 Consignee.

PORTRAITS! FIRST-CLASS STYLE GUARANTEED. MESSES COXHEAD & SARGEANT having purchased the Photographic Business lately carried on by Mr J. ILES, n Tees street, and having effected Extensive Alterations and Improvement!, beg to intimaU to the public of Oamaru, that they are now prepared to Execute Orders Promptly, and in a style hitherto unknown in Oamara. Portraits enlarged to ANY SIZE required, and finished in Oils, WaterColon, Chalk*, 4c, d#3l