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North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3967, 29 May 1885, Page 3

A, H, Maude. S\TURUAY, 30tu MAY. At his Rooms. Tyne street. At 12 o'olock. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from Mr J. Leishman to Eell by public auotion, «*t above time and place — Th»t Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being Sectione 1, 2, and 3, Block 39, Uamaru Town, with Substantial 5-Roomed STONE i HOUSE thereon, \ The House is built of the best Oamara Stone, and is thoroughly well finished in every part. The garden la well laid out and planted, and few Bites can equal the above for beauty of view and healthy eifcua. tion. A. H. MAUDE, my 23 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 30th MAY? At his Rooms, Tyne-sfcreet, At 12 o'olook. A H . MAUDE ~^*- • (in conjunction with Mbssbs FLEMING & HEDLEY) h»s received inBtruotionß from J. S. Wait, Eeq., to Bell by public auction, at above time and placj — That Valuable FREEHOLD FARM, situated at Hilderthorpe, presently occupied by Mr Thomas Dennison, containing 116 Acres of First-class Agricultural Land, being Seotions 96 and 97, Block 4, Papakaio District. Terms very easy. A. H MAUDE, my 22 Auctioneer. UPPER WAITAO PRESBYTERIAN CHORCH. i^iONVERSAZIONE in connection with the above Church, will take place in the Duntroon Hall, on FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1885. Doora open at 7 p.m., to bfgin at 7.30. jv22 ST. LUKE'S BAZAAR. TfIHE Second ENTERTAINMENT will -L be held in tbe Public Hall on FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 29. Admission— Dresa Circle, Is 6d (four for ss) ; Body of Hall, Is. Children, half-price. Doors open at 7.30 ; to commence at 8 o'olock. my2B OAMARU FARMEuS' CT-ÜB. npHE ANN" GAL MEETING of the ■*- Farmers' Club will be held in th Corn Exchange Room, on SATURDAY, the 30 1^ instant, at 1.30 p.m., for the Adoption of the Report and Election of Officers for the ensuing year. F, EVERY, mylß Seoretary. ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCM. rb IHE REV. T. W. DUNN, from Auckland, will CONDUCT SERVICES on SABBATH FIRST in the above Place of Worship. my 29 ST. JAMES'S HAL-L. "T^/TISS DAWSON'S DANCING CLASS. "***-*- New Quarter begins on THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, Juveniles, from 4to 6 p.m. ; Adults, Bto 10. Terms, One Guinea per Quarter. my 29 SEED WHEAT AND OATS. TALAVERA AtfD ADELAIDE WHEAT. \ \ E have FOR SALE— carefully chosen for Seed — the different kinds of WHEAT and OAT 5 suited to the district, To Farmers Desiring a CHANGE OF SEED we can recommend the TALAVErtA or ADELAIDE WHEATS Grown by Ma BORTON, at Maerewh*nua. The firstnamed ia a GREAT FAVOdITE in the Home Markets, alwaya fetching the highest prices (sea reports on London sales), and Is a Wheat that will YJELD WELL NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANAGENCY COMPANY (Limited), Oam*ru. E, P. BUBBURY. my 29 Ak.enfc. V, -v ; .- '; - -\i R. DISTRICT COURT, OAMARU; rHE Sitting of this Court is hereby adjourned till WEDNKSDAY the 3rd day of JUNE, 1885, at 11 o'clock in the Forenoon, N.B. — All persons summoned or otherwise required to attend at the Court on the Ist day of JUNE will not be required to appear before the 3bd. 13y Order, W. G. FILLEUL, Clerk. Oamarn, 27th May, 1885. FUNERALS. IPHE undersigned having purcha?ad the necessary requirements from Mr J >hn Thompson, Undertaker, now begs to stete that he is prepared to CONDUCT FUNERALS at the lowost possible chargeß. WILLIAM HENDRY, Cabinetmaker, my 27 Thames street, Oamaru. \|'AIsTED to SELL, a CARRIAGE W and a PAIR of HQBSKS. Apply T. PATTERSON. r^PO LET. OR SELL, the BLACKI SMITH'S SHOP, and Premiere lately occupied by H. Bottomley, at Kakanui. For particulars apply to MRS M'KENZIE, Kakanui. jy22 *TIO LEASE— 3OO sore farm at low rental, -*" 7 milea from Railway Station, Hakatermea District. Half in Englißh Grass and half in Turnips. A splendid opening for a I good married shepherd, who could depend upon 6 montia' employment at liberal wagea from the adjoining station. A purchasing clause inserted if required. Very little capital required. For further particulars apply to — WOOLLCOMBE AND CLULEE, I mj2o Timaru.