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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 615, 23 April 1878, Page 3

..AND RAILWAYS. ..•/:':, a HOUSE in MOERAK P-HiT. lately occupied by Mr. Poison V.'i-iiti-i! i:roi!i-is:ais will be rci-f-ivcd U]> i<> ;uiil i i:!u--iv=- 'it, the ::4di instant, by tin undersigned for Renting the House anc Land attached thereto on a yearly tenancy subject to three months' notice to quit or either side. The tenant to be at the cost of renovating and repairing the premises. The key and permission to view may be obtained from the Station Master ai Mceraki. No license for the sale of spirituous 01 other liquors will be permitted on. the premises. G. TURNER, Steward for Railway Reserves. 331 LAND FOR SALE ON DEFERRED PAYMENT, 0 ALLOTMENTS, each comprising from vO to 150 ACRES, in the District of MANAWATU, In the Province of Wellington, under the '■Douglas Special Settlement Act, 1876'." Tin's land is some of the finest land in New Zealand, and is capable of carrying from 4 to 10 sheep per acre when surface sown with English grasses. It is in the neighbourhood of the FOXTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY, And each allotment hag a frontage to the road. The prices of the allotments vary from £"2 10s. to £G 10s. per acre, according to position and quality, and the terms of pa3'inent ARE EXCEEDINGLY LIBERAL, Extending over Four Years, with interest on the unpaid portion at 10 per cent. According to the '' Douglas Special Settlement Act," each selector must be the HEAD OF A FAMILY. Plans of the property can be seen, and conditions of sale and settlement and all )ther information .can be had from ALEX, C. BEGG, High-street, Dunedin ; or, HON. E. CAMPBELL, .'27 Otekaike. LEASE HOLD PRO PERT Y AT W AIT AK I. To Gentlemen in search of a good Investment. OLEMISG AND HED LE Y ■*- have received instructions to offer privately tha LEASE of about 1140 ACRES on the Waitaki River, with a purchasing clause. The land is partly in tussock, partly ploughed, and partly under English grass. There is a good SIX-ROOMED HOUSE on the property, together with a Men's House of three apartments. There are good sheep-yards. The whole of the land is fenced and subdivided into Three Paddocks. The auctioneers would call the attention •f small capitalists to this farm. The rent 5 very moderate, the purchasing clause J cry reasonable, and the terms very easy. Vs a dairy farm it stands unrivalled. For full particulars, apply to ! HERBERT HONOUR, ESQ.; or, I FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 01 Agents. TOWN SECTIONS FOR SALE. PRESII TENDERS are invited up to 30th APRIL, 187S, for the PURCHASE of SECTIONS 1, 2, and 4, BLOCK IIL, Thames-street, Oamaru. Tenders may be for one, two, or all the ections. The highest or any tender not necessarily ccepted. KENYOX AND HOSKING, 41 Solicitors, Dunedin. U\ O AT BENMORE—--3000 good Full-mouthed WETHERS, to be approved of on Benmore, from Ist to 15th May. After approval, these sliGep will be deliercd at the Otekaike Yards. Price, 4s. 'our shillings) each. Apply to MR. MLDDLETON, 04 Benin ore. \ O R S A L E—i- I The LEASE of TWO HARBOR j BOARD SECTIONS. Frontage to Tyne-strect. TWO very superior FREEHOLD SECTIONS. J. CHURCH, 51 Land Agent. undersigned are now LANDING, Ex Fiery CroEs—--25 Tons Galvanised Iron 50 Tons Ryland's Fencing Wire (6, 7, S, and 9). SS C GALBRAITH AND CO. LNTI-LITHON BOILER COMPOSITION. ITTE ARE NOW LANDING, ' * Ex Pekin, from London—--40 CASES ANTI-LITHON BOILER COMPOSITION, 123 C. GALBRAITH AND CO.