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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 528, 10 January 1878, Page 3

VOLUNTEER NOTICES NO. Z BATTALION, O.R.V. THE MONTHLY INSPECTION PARADE Of the Headquarters Companies •will he held TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, tith iX.ST., At the usual hour. WM. J. STKWARD, gt)(; Major Commanding. AAMARU ARTILLERY THE BATTERY WILL MUSTER For Battalion Parade TO-MORROW (FRIDAY') EVENING, At 7.30 p.m. sharp. Every Member mast lie present. G. GREEN HELD, 61)8 Lieut. Commanding. GOVERNMENT NOTICES NEW ZEALAND RAILWAY'S. lENDERS will he received at this office - tip to Noon on SATURDAY", 12th Inst., for the ERECTION (including supply of material, labonr, &e.) of RAILWAY* FENCING, through Hampden. Plans and specifications on view at this office, and at the Hampden Railway Station. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By order, JAMES BURNETT, Assistant Engineer Constructed Railways. Public Works Office, Constructed Railways, Oamant. 550 EDUCATIONAL TINDSOR HOUSE SCHOOL, KIWtBER-MTHKF.T, First Term commences ON MONDAY', JANUARY 2S. A ('lass will be formed for Junior E'ttpils. MRS. ANSTE.D will give Lessons in Jlusio and Drawing. Four Boarders can be receiver". Terms on application. 575 F. S. ANSTED. f SALES BY AUCTION | TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, Ilth JANUARY, IS7S. At our New Store, Tyue-strect, opposite R.vnk of New Zealand. i At -J o'clock. i i FREEHOLD FARM AT PAPAKAIO, I I'lmiprising application known as Filltul s Pre-emptive, and FREEHOLD FARM AT WAIHO, Wattangi District. /♦ON NE L L AN D CLO WE S * • have received instructions from the ExsLiitors of the late James Borrie, to offer for sale by auction, at their New Store, Tyne-street, on FRIDAY, nth JANUARY, IS7S, At 2 o'clockLot t-That Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being Sections IDO j to t'JS. and 203 to 208, and Application 222!>, Block IV., Papakaio j District, containing 195 acres O roods t!> perches. This Property is on the main line of road from Oamam to the Upper Waitangi. abont / n "ight miles from Oamant. The land fronts lie Awamoko Railway Line for abont a • ..life, and is within a distance of two miles nt the Papakaio Station on the Awamoko ine, and the same distance of the Awamoko Junction Station on the main line, so that pplication only requires to be made to tfie Jovernment to get a station opposite the iomestead. ' There are on the property two dwelling- . louses and out-buildings. It is subdivided nto paddocks ; about 75 acres are in crop, bout 10 acres in orchard and plantation, .ml the balance in English grass. There is a treaiu of water on the property. Tlic auctioneers can honestly state that as ■ site for a gentleman's residence, the above irnperty cannot be surpas.-ed. The sitaaion, quality of the land, improvements as eganls planting, easy access ; in fact, every - hing is in its favour. Lot 2—The WAIHO FARM, containing 4-M" acres of Freehold Land, being Applications No. 19,550 and 19,581, Province of Canterbury. This bind has a frontage of half a mile to te main line of railway from Oamant to hrigtchurch, and is one and a half mites mtli of the Waiho railway station. It lies ■itween the railway and the main road. The land is partly fenced in, 170 acres are ing fallow ready for a first crop, the balance in tussock. The anctioiu'ers would advise intending rcti.-isors to inspeet this property. With pod crop the first year, the bnlk of the rcliaso money might be paid. Terms very liberal. CONNELL AND CLOWES, H Auctioneers.