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North Otago Times, 6 December 1910, Page 3

, ' WILLIAM JARDINE. •'V V • ' 1 • • ' Wal. J ARDLVIi • AUCTIONEER,, WB AH 31REET, ' HAS FOIv .'PRIVATE SALE 309-80 ACRES. FREEHOLD, i 6ropmed.' House, Stable, and Byre, Divided into 6 paddocks •; 20 . acres in wheat, 10 in oats', 8 in potatoes,'l in turnips, . Stock, and implements at valuation. ;£iy- PER ACRE. : 260-95 ACRES L.1.P., 6-roomed House, Byre, Men's Hut, Cart Shed, etc. Divided into 9 paddocks; 6 acres in wheat, 20 in oats, 5 in potatoes. £I3OO. 293-117 ACRES, 3-r o omed House, Windmill, etc., 40 acres in Good Garden, Loose Boxes, Byre, . wheat, 9 in, potatoes, 5 in turnips,! 2in mangels, balance in grass. . ' £9OO. 312—NEW HOUSE, 7 rooms; centre of, town, * £725. r WILLIAM JARDINE begs to annaunce that he intends holding a CHRISTMAS SALE OF POULTRY on the 10th and 17th inst.-, and would advise clients to send their entries in as soon as possible. GBESHAM,' WATSON'AND CO. EXTRAORDINARY announcement.

SUBDIVISION 'OF SUBURBAN SECTION. The Choicest Spot 011 the Famous Awamoa Estate offered to the public in quarter-acre lots, in opportunity of a life time to secuu a sunny section on'easy terms. • Within fifteen minutes' walk from the Post Office, Early Application Necessary to avoid disappointment. GRESHAM, WATSON & CO, SOLE AGENTS. I AAMARU AUCTIONEERS' A9SOU .CIATION. WAIAREKA YARDS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6th, 1910. Present Entries: 150 4-Tooth EWES with Lambs, 2 4-year-old STEERS. 21 HEIFERS. 50 Forward WETHER HOGGETS. 1 Fat CO,W. 50 Prime' Fat EWES. 8 Prime Fat LAMBS. 2 Fat COWS. i 12 WEANERS. - • Entries now beinu received. FOR PRIVATE SALE. HALF-ACRE FREEHOLD, on the Hill, together with SIXROOMED HOUSE, and numerous Good outbuildings. This property is in a good locality, well teed, nicely laid out in garden and orchard. A splendid view of the mountains and harbor can be obtained. At the price asked; (£560) the undersigned has no hesitation in recommending those, in search of & good deal to make an -early inspection. Further particulars Irom

WALTER SUMPTER. XAISI9IO and i NEW TEAR 1911 the festive season is fast approaching, be an early BIRD AND MAKE, 'iOUR PURCHASES NOW. We have pleasure in introducing to your notice a few popular gilt.lrcs as follow i FOUNTAIN PENS—AII makes, including Waverley, Swan, and

Waterman Styles, from 3s. I4ct GOLD NIC PENS, [rom 6s. SELF-FILLING and CASED PRESENTATION PENS; a'lso Combined FOUNTAIN and STYLOGRAPHIC PEN, the very Novate what Styled a FOUNTAIN PEN you require we can supply you. PEGGY' BAGS, from 2s Gd. SILVER CHAIN PURSES,; PO®ET books, leather OASES, DRESSING OASES. WRITING CASES, TRINKET BOXES, PHOTO ALBUMS, birthday books, poems. PRAYER BOOKS (R.C. and Anglican), "beautifully bound. Also — Cur Own' Special Line AUTOGRAPH and VIEW ALBUMS of N.Z. Scenery, bound in Sea'l wid Morocco, CpME AND SEE THEM. THOUSANDS OP, TOYS FOR THE LITTLE ONES, UNIQUE VIEWS OF,; OAMARU, Set with Mother o' Pearl, ior sending abroad, Gd to 15s. CHRISTMAS -and NEW YEAR CARDS, and CHRISTMAS POST CARDS, CALENDARS, Etc., Finest Selection. in North Ota'go.

CHOICEST DESIGNS and LOWEST I'BICES at the Central Bookseller and Stationer's Emporium, J. CAG-NET, THAMES STREET, OAMARU. 17URMERS In Want Of Workers, j and Farm Workers in searcli ol I situations should consult H. MACKINTOSH, Itchen street. !TTTANTED KNOWN- OABINE - IYYi PHOTOS, 7s 6d Per Dozen. Oash.-MAHAN AND SONS. Holiday dresses, {or cmu- • ren, in White Muslin, from 4s I 6d to 12s fid^Farmers''Co-op., Oainaru. ■ T ADIES' and CHILDREN'S PlO- • Jj NIC HATS, nicely trimmed, for Is. Ud, at Farmers' Co-op., Oamaru. ..