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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 7731, 20 November 1890, Page 3

FLEMING AND HEDLEY,

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd.

At tho Stores, Tyne street.

At 12 o'clock.

DESIRABLE AGRICULTURAL FARM OP 60 8 ACRES FOR SALE, NEAR OAMARU.

CILKMING AND II EDL E Y in conjunction with npHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND A MERCANTILE AGEtNCY COMPANY, Limitbd, Have received instructions from Messrs D. and W. Grant to sell by public auction, as above— Their well-known and ighly-cuUivated* Farm, containing COS ftcrea, being Sections 12, 19, and 27, Block 5, Awamoko. The improvements are extensive, commuting of a very substantial Five-Roomed Houso, New Dairy and Wash-houses, Cowshed, Piggery, Four-Stalled Stable and Horse Box, 13arn, etc, The surroundings are good and attractive. Besides the usual Pines, Cypresses, and Gum Trees, there is a really good orchard of one acre in extent, planted with the very beat Fruit Trees, all in full bearing. Tlio Farm is noted for ita productive powers, more especially for wheat. It has beon no uncommon thing to grow from 40 to 55 bushels to the acre, and the grain giown on the place has obtained many prizes at the Oamaru Shows. The removal of produce ia reduced to a minimum, as a railway station is only two miles from the Homestead. Tho Farm has not been impoverished by over-cropping, tho usual rotation being strictly adhered to. There arc about 300 acres und*3r crop this season. This will form a very good assefc to the purchaser, as the ciop is to be given in. Tho property ia subdivided into seven paddocks, mostly by well-kept live fences It should also be noted that the sthool is just one milo from tho house, and, if the putchabcr should happen to bo a lover of the gentle art, then tho lliver Wattaki, or even tho creek that runs past tho farm can satisfy his bent. Altogether, to an enterprising man the property affords full scopo for his talents, and will amply repay tho outlay and energy requisite for the proper management of the place. Liberal Terms can be given. For full information apply to THK AUCTIONEERS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT •

A T II E N M U M B A ZAA R. TO-DAi r IN THE PUBLIC HALL. Special Musical Piogramino for Thia Eveaiug. Selections— (jarriuon Band (at Door of Hall) Kirfc Song (8 voices)—" Sweet and Low." (Barney) Instrumental—" Rob Roy " Messrs Jones (3) and Piper tvnd Mra Cooke Trio—" Yo Shepherds toll mo " (Mazzinghi) Misses Fleming and Mainland and Mr Pilchcr SeloctioiiH — Garrison Band Open from 2.30 fo 5, nnd 7 to 10.30 p.m. Admission' — Is.

TO-NIGHT. |Vf |I S S I 0 N A R I E S LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY, REV. JOSEPH KING (lute of S.imoa)j oud CAPTAIN lIORE, F.R.G.S., of Gentry 1 Africa, Will a'Uh'cs.i jv meeting in St. Paul's Church ut 7.30. Collection on behalf of the Society,

A MEETING of Mn HISLOP'S COMMITTEE will be held THIS EVENING in St. Andrew's Hull at 8 o'clock.

ELECTION NOTICE. 1%/IR T. DUNCAN WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS Of Qtimaru At the Public Hall, Ox MOND A V, 24th I.v&t,, Commencing at 8 n'clotk. WAITAKI ELECTOR ATE. I

V j X GEORGE BRUCE, the Independent Working Man's Candidate, will address the electors at Dontuoon IIALL-Thmaday, 20th November Geou.'Ktown Hall— Friday, 21st November LivinoijTOm; School— Saturday, 22nd November

Half-past Seven Each Evening,

| OST, at Kauroo Station, Smooth-haiied, ■*-* Prick-eared, Black and Tan COLLIE SLUT, Registered No. 1034. Ten Shillings Reward on returning same to J. C. NICHOLS, nt-18 Kuriho^,

A LEX JOHNSTON wishes his Country to know that Luncheon will bo ready at 11 o'clock a.m Sharp, on SHOW DAYS, at the QiKcn'tj find Royal Hotels,

lIICAKINO willCurmneneotU KaUKOO HILL ou MONDAY, Ksr., ut B a.m. R. A. CHAI'FKV, «rlB Manager.