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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7760, 7 January 1891, Page 3

GEORGE SUMPTER.

SATURDAY, 10th JANUARY. At the Stoics, Tyne street. At 12 o'clock. fi EOF. G E SUMPTER has received instructions to ofter for sale by public auction (through Mr R. Daviks, auctioneer) at above time and place That Valuable Freehold Property, presently occupied by Mr W. J. A. Sanderson, viz., Sections 17 and 18, Block 34, on which is erected one of the most completely-finished residences in the town of Oamaru. It has the advantage of being not far from from the business centre, fine view o bay and surrounding country, good neighborhood, healthy locality, and every household convenience. 1 house is exceptionally well built om stono foundations, and was erected under Mr Sanderson's special supervision ; fitted with albo-carbon burners and gosoliers ; has nice bath-room, with shower, hot and cold >\ iter. The premises can be inspected by intending , purchasers any day between 2 and 6 p. nu Sections 4, 5, and 6 can be had on lease for five years at a peppercorn rental. dr3l Terms at Sale. At same time and place will be offered, on very exceptional terms, as the owner has decided to leave the district — Section 18, Block 93, Oamaru Town, with 7-roomed House and other improvements. SATURDAY, 10th JANUARY, 1891.

At the Rooms, Tyne street. At 12 o'clock. WAITAKI HIGH SCHOOL LEASE. i^iEORGE SUMPTEK has received instructions trom the Waitaki High School Board of Governors to sell by public auction (through Mr R. Davies, Auctioneer) at the above time and place — Lease of Section 1 of 57, Block 4, Oamaru District, containing 30 acres, for seven years. The incoming tenant will have to pay valuation for improvements. N W ADVERTISEMENTS

ThE TT ORNSBY BINDER TAKEN MORE PRIZES THAN ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET. IT IS LIGHTER IN DRAUGHT AND WILL STAND MORE WEAR THAN ANY OTHER BINDER. IT HAS MET AND DEFEATED EVERY MACHINE WORTH MEETING. IT HAS TAKEN 12 FIRST PRIZES IN SEASON ISB9-90 IN THE COLONIES. J. and T. MEEK, Agents

£ IANTON INSURANCE OFFICE, I LIMITED. Established 1836. HEAD OFFICE: HONGKONG. Capital and Reserve Fund exceed L 450,000. MARINE INSURANCE at Lowest Current Rates. WOOL iusured from Sheep's back to London against all risk. All Contributors of business participate in the Profits of the Offic, whether Shareholders or not. Annual Bonuses average 20 per cent. LINTOTT, SKEET, AIND CO,, Agents for Oamaru. Note — An Interim Bonus of 20 per cent has already been paid for 1889.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT MARTIN'S PORTRAIT ROOMS [Established 1875.] By Appointment to their Excellencies Sir G. Grey, X.C.8., and Sir G. F. Bowen, G.C.M.G. Awarded Prize Medal at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition. MR C. MARTIN will, on and after JUNE 2nd, REDUCE his Charges for all kinds of Photography. Portraits taken daily between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Closed every Thursday at 1 p.m. ' Patrons who are unable to come at any other time can have their portraits taken on that afternoon by previous appointment. CHARLES MARTIN, Portrait and Landscape Photographer, Corner of THAMES and WEAR STREETS (Nearly Opposite the Courthouse),

Oamaku. . I pl O R S A L E, ■ •*- That Commodions STORE at presrnt In the occupation of the undersigned, and adjoining Post Office, Thames street. , Also — ; STABLE containing Four Stalls, and good Feed Accommodation. ! Full particulars on application to ' J. W. HUMPHREY k CO.,

\ Thames Stree j OPECIAL LINES FOR HOLIDAYS ; Trousers for Cricket or Tennis, 9s 6d^ ■ Reduced from 13s 6d. HATS. HATsT HATS. ] Soft and Stiff Hats in Black, Fawn, Cigar ' White, and Brown, from Is 9d , to 10s 6d. Regatta and Dress Shirts, 4s 9d to 9t. Beautif ul Assortment of Silk Handkerchiefs Scarves, Ties, Braces, &c, fee, | very cheap. J. H. MILLIGAN & CO., Waterloo Horsr. Thames SiMa? 1, Qajurv, <