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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1316, 20 May 1897, Page 20

AUCTION SALES WOOL, SKINS, HIDES AND TALLOW. " . M-ft NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND . MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) HOLD FORTNTG-HTLY AUCTION SALES of Wool, Skins, Hides, and Tallow. The 2nd sale -will b<3 held at the Comoany's Wool Stores, Eeatherston street, Wellington, on FRIDAY, 28th MAY, at 2.30 p.m., and fortnightly thereafter. Special attention given to classification. Prompt returns -with Ca3h Remittances. Consignments Solicited. T. H. HANNA, 525 , Manager. NOTICE. LEAVING MEEHAN'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, OHINGAITI. TO MEET ALL TRAINS TO AND FROM MANGAONOHO. THE White Star line Royal Mail Coaches running- between Ohingaiti and Mangaonoho Railway Station. These coaches meet Peters and Sons' line of Mail Coaches which go through to the Hot Lakes. All correspondence receives prompt av action. Single Fake, 2s. Return, 3s. H. E. VOKES, Proprietor TO BUTCHERS AND SAUSAGEMAKERS. . OPPEiIfEIiES! & GC POEK CASINGS ARE THE BEST. f/VERY Keg Guaranteed as for quality .J and saltage. If you cannot get OPPENHEIMER'S brand from your dealer, address, — S. OPPEHHEIMEB § CO., OF NEW YORK. P.O. Box, 350, Wellington. " THE GOVERNMENT VALUATION OF LAND ACT, 189 G. APPLICATIONS are invited from thoroughly competent Valuers who are willing to make the valuations for any Borough, County, Riding, Road, Tow* or Outlying District. A memorandum specifying Valuers' duties, with the particulars required, and containing a form of application and schedule of local districts, may be obtained by applying personally at, or by letter to any Postal Moneyorder Office or this office. Applications close on the 31st May, 1897. JOHN McGOWAN, Valuer-General. Valuation Department, Wellington, 27th April, 1897.

LAND FOE SETTLEMENT. A N area of about 30,000 acres of country, J3L suitable for holding's of from 200 up to about 1500 acres, is now being- prepared for {Settlement in the district lying on the coast between Kaikoura and the Conway River, and it is expected that a good deal of this country will be ready for selection about the middle of June. The land is good, and carries excellent grass or> the parts that have been cleared of the light bush growing on it, whilst a large part of the country is in good native grass already. An opportunity is here offered to people to secure lands in a district where the climate and soil are good, and the access to markets is very fair. Plans will not be ready for some time, but intending settlers arc advised to examine this district. C. W. ADAMS, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Blenheim, 16th March, 1807.