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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 623, 2 May 1878, Page 3

FOR SALE AND TO LET land r<>:: sale on deferred rAY.MKVT. '/\ A I. L O T M K "S" T : "l~\ A I. L O T M ' J i .••.-'(■. cu!ii!.risi:i'_' from :, ••<■ >:■ -.-;•■.■•'■ ..f v:- ,v r._•►:,-:. •:•.„!.- -:< This land is some of the finest land in Xev Zealand, and is callable of carrying from < to 10 sheep per acre when surface sown witl English grasses. It is in the neighbourhood of the FOXTON AXD MANAWATU RAILWAY, And each allotment has a frontage to the road. The prices of the allotments vary fron: C2 Id.--, to Oi JO.-i. per acre, according to position and (jnality, ami the terms of pavmenl AME EXCEEDINGLY LIBEIIAL, Extending over Four Years, with interest on the unpaid portion at l!) per cent. According to the " Douglas Special Settlement Act," each selector must be tlu lIHAD OF A FAMILY". Flans of the property can be seen, and conditions of sale and settlement and all other information can be had from ALEX. C. BI'GR, High-street, Dunedin ; or, HON. It. CAMPBELL, rjpKXDERS will be received till 15th Mav ft forth- PCCCHAsE of the LEAST ;-ti.l i;«K.i!»\VII,L of the I'APAKAIn HOTEL, and about 00 ACRES of LAM) .t'iaehed thereto. The Hotel has dime a tine business for years, ami is certain to have a iariro and profitable addition accruing t" it f"r two or three years through the ■•onstri'et'.on of the extensive water-race leading from the Macrewhenua to Oamarn, which will run past the property. The distance from Omnium is about I°. miles. The land is. without exaggeration, of the finest •iitaiitv. a- is all the land in the neighborhood." The successful tenderer to. take sto-k and furniture at valuation. For further particulars, apply Keast and M'Carthy, hitr-i-ilin : -'oiin Peattie, mi tin: premises: or. Xeill ami Uoyd, Dunelm. T: e highest t--i:d--r liu', nect-ssarilv accepted. Terms :-:!-rraI. Address—- ■!"-:> XKILL AXD BOYD, Dime Tin. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AT VVAITAKI. T-j Gentlemen in search of a good In vestment. ■£?. 1. V. MI X O AX D HEI) LE Y have received instructions to offer ASE of about 11-lo ACRES on the Wnitaki River, with a purchasing eh'.'i.-e. The laud is partly in tussock, partly ploughed, and partly uinl.-r English grass. Tin-re is a good six-roomed itwUse or. tiie property, together with, a Men'.House of three apartments. Tiiere j ar:- good sheep-yards. The whole j of the land is fenced and sub- i The auctioneers wuiild call the attention •f small capitalists to this farm. The rent :s vr-ry moderate-, the purchasing clans' very and the terms v<-ry easy. As a dairy farm it stands unrivalled. For full particulars:, apply to Herbert honour, esq.; or, FLEMING AXD HEDLEY, in! A.L'enf.s. LAXD FOR WHEAT. .4 P.OUT 2t;iM» ACKER Old English - iL ~-*- GRASS PADDOCKS to LET, fori one Crop, at Elderslie, in blocks to suit applicants. Apply to Mr. Poi.so.v. the Manager. JOHX REID. AT BEXMORE—.Ioot) goed FuU-mouthod WETHERS, to be approved of on Benmorc, from Ist to loth May. After approval, th-.-se sheep will be delivered at the Otekaike Yards. Price, 4s. (four shillings) each. Apply to MR. MIDDLETOX', "0+ Beamore. v rpilE undersigned have to ARRIYE, Ex Endeavour—--10,000 FEET SINGAPORE CEDAR. Ateo to arrive, per Helena ami Sissy— I-lT.fWSft. WHITE PINE. •'•'l C. GALRRATTH AND CO. r jpHE undersigned are now LANDING, -*- Ex Fiery CrossCo Tons Galvanised Iron r-'J Tons Roland's Fencing YVire (o, 7, S, :uiil it). ISS C OAT.BRAITH AXD CO TS"T 7 "E are now Landing, ex Garrou—--3()0 TONS COAL Parties >•• epiiring Coal for Threshing purposes during the discharging will effect a considerable saving. 17-2 C. GALBRAITH AND CO.