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North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2404, 22 January 1880, Page 3

New Advertisements.

rpilE Second LAND SALE of tho Now -*- Zealand Agricultural Company h»n been POSTPONED till the end of FEBRUARY. BASTINGS, LEAHY, AND CO., j»22 Auctioneers, Dunedin.

A TRIAL of Gammon and Deering's •**• REAPER AND BINDER, with new Rack and Binder Attachment, will be held at Mr Nicholsons Farm, Papakaio, on MONDAY, 26th instant, at 12 o'clook. ja2l

PUKEURI LIBRARY.

rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of Subsoribers will bo held in the School on MONDAY, 26th INST., at tho close of Education meeting. Business— Election of Officers and General. ja22

IRISH FAMINE FUND. SUBSCRIPTIONS to tho above will bo r«ceived by tho Treasurer, Mr W. J. SMITH, Colonial Bank Buildings. ja22

NOTICE. "I "N consequence of our Sheep being much - 1 - disturbed by Dogs, POISON IS BEING LAID over our Waitaki Plain Property. n027 JOHN M'LEAN. LOST, between Cook'a furniture warehouse and Goodfellow's, a SUM OF MONEY. The Finder will bo rewarded on returning to offico of this paper. ja22

T^TORTH OTAGO COURSING CLUB. Under the Patronage of His Excellency tub Governor, A DERBY STAKE OF £5 5s FOR PUPPIES. Will be run ON WEDNESDAY, sth MAY. And following days. NOMINATIONS, with name, description, date of birth, and pedigree of Dog, including £1 Is, must be sent to the undersigned on or before THURSDAY, 15th JANUARY, 1880. Balance of entry money (£4 4s) must re paid in to the Secretary on or before 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, the 4th MAY, at the Royal Hotel, Oamaru, when amount of stakes will be declared. A BRACELET worth FIVE GUINEAS will be given to the winner by Mr J. D. Kett, of the Royal Hotel. All entries must be the bonafide property of members of the Club, and must be puppies whelped on or after July 1,1878. Ten per cent, will be deducted from all prize money for expenses. W. H. RONAYNE, del 3 Hon. Sec.

LADIES' SCHOOL, Old Tees jitrkkt Hall.

rpHE MISSFS COLE will RE-OPEN their School on MONDAY, 26th INST. ja22

Tl/I ISBES M'CAW RE-OPEN SCHOOL on the 26th JANUARY, ut their Residonce, Reed street, OAmaru, Drawing and Paint* ing classes weekly. j*l6

FERN LEA, NEAR PORT CHALMERS. "VTRS HOOPER, assibtod 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

ORAKANUI COLLEGE, BLUESKIN. NEXT TERM BEGINS MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1880. Tho Buildings have been suitably enlarged to meet tho increasing requirements of the School. FIRST-CLASS EDUCATION In all branches, classical and modern. Special attention is givon to physical training. Terms— Soventy-five Guineas per annum. Apply REV. R. L. STANFORD, jas Blueskin.

PER SHIP MARLBOROUGH— A newly Patented Cooking Stove, TIIE CRITERION, In Three Sizes. Per Ship COMADRE— A consignment of Carpets and Druggets. Per Ship WELLINGTON — Ten Crates Earthenware, and Four Cases German Fancy Manufactures, JAS. UDALL, jal 3 Consignee.

CARGO OF COALS FROM NEW. CASTLE. riIHE Ship Drover, with 300 Tons of tho JL A. A. Company's Screened COAL. JAS. UDALL, Consignee. Tho fine Native KAITANGATA COAL always in supply. ja22 JAS. UDALL.

JOHN FALCONER haa reoeived a further supply of TURNIP SEED, consisting of : Green and Purple Top Yellows, and Stont Stubble Varieties, suitable for present sowing, A large supply of Celery Plants, carefully transplanted, and now ready for planting out. Brocoli, Savoy, Curly Greens, and Cabbage Plants of the best varieties. Note the Address — JOHN FALCONER, The North Otago Seed Warehouse, THAMES STREET. ja7

TjiDWIN HARDY AND CO., HUMBER STREET GRAIN STORES. Grain and other Produce Stored at Current Rates. ma 6

IT FALCONER AND CO. (Lat« John Thomson), CABINETMAKERS ft UPHOLSTERERS THAMES STREET, i Oamijra, yl7