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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 626, 6 May 1878, Page 3

FOR SALE AND TO LET HOTEL AND FARM, Papakaio Plain. END! PS will be received till l"ith Mav j I. for the PmU'HAXE of th-- LEASE land ftODDWILL of the PAPAKAIO i HOTEL .-.ml about 90 AC'iES of LAM) !a -ached thereto. The Hotel has done a (»>>_> l.i:-ine.-.5 for years, ainl i-; c<-rtain to lia«>- .' i:ir_" - :' i!'l ;>r"fita ! !-- :nl<i ; ti«n accruing :•• :r -.>r fwi or thre-.; years through the construct >u of the extensive water-race leading from the Maerewhenua to Oamara, which will mn past the property. The distance from Oamani is about 12 miles. The land is, without exaggeration, of the finest quality, as is all the land in the neighborhood. The successful tenderer to take stfvfc and furniture at valuation. For further particulars, apply Keast and M 'Carthy, I'ui.edin ; John Peattie, on the premises : or, Neill and Boyd, Dunedin. TV e tender not necessarily accepted. Terms liberal. Address—--459 NEILL AND BOYD, Dunelin.

LEASEH< >LD PROPERTY AT \VAITAK[ To Gentlemen in search of a good Investment. "CI LE M ING 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 J good SIX-ROOM ED 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 of small capitalists to this farm. The rent i 3 very moderate, the purchasing clause very reasonable, and the terms very easy. As a dairy farm it stands unrivalled.

For full particulars, apply to HERBERT HONOUR, ESQ.; or, FLEMING AND HKDLEY, 401 Aeents. FOR SALE-A first-class quiet OW (in milk). "Will milk without a bail. —Apply J. F. Murray, opposite Junction Hoti-'. 531 i LAND FOR WHEAT. \ BOUT 2000 ACRES Old English -L*- GRASS PADDOCKS to LET, for one Crop, at Elderslie, iu blocks to suit applicants. Apply to Mr. Polsox, the Manager. -IS3 JOHN REID. 'I mhi undersigned have to ARRIVE, Ex Endeavour—--10,000 FEET SINGAPORE CEDAR. Also to arrive, per Helena and Sissy— I47.9CSft. WHITE PINE, ifil C. GALRRAITH AND CO. undersigned are now LANDING, Ex Fiery Cross—--25 Tons Galvanised Iron 50 Tons Ryland's Fencing Wire (6, 7, S, and 9). ISS O GALRRAITFT AND CO "VXTE are now Landing, ex Garron—.3oo TONS COAL

I Parties requiring Coal for Threshing pnr- | poses during the discharging will effect a considerable saving. 172 C. GAT/BKATTH AND CO. PUBLIC NOTICES I N'KW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. rvURIXG the WINTER MONTHS the U SATURDAY LATE TRAIN to Hillgrove (Moeraki Junction) will be DISCONTINUED. FREDERICK BACK, Acting General Manager. General Manager's Office, I Christchunrh. May 1, 187 S. 54S

O AMARU i.i UTUALBKNEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. Shareholders in the above Society can withdraw at a BONUS OF SIX POUNDS PER SHARE ; and parties desirous of at om-e paying off their mortgages can do s<\ receiving an allowance of equal to half the accruing interest. For further information apply to 35S GEORGE SUMPTER, Secretary. BERLIN WOOLS, BERLIN WOOLS. GREAT VARIETY SHADE AND COLOR. Also, a splendid assortment of Choice Patterns iu CUSHION SLIPPERS, COSIES, &<\, &o. ROXAY.VE AND COTTRELL. gorge pratt, vjC CRITERION HOTEL (Opposite the Rail-way Station), W AIM ATE, Has the pleasure of informing his Frioifds and the General Public that his new Hotel is now replete with every convenience. Comfortably-furnished Private Rooms, Bedrooms, and Bath Room. Billiard Room with Two first-class Tables. Sample Room for convenience of Travellers. None but the Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Beer kept. Good Stabling. 64$