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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 724, 12 July 1878, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. PLOUGHING TEAMS WANTED. Or\fkA ACRES Stubblo and Tusaock PLOUGHING TO LET, at Elderalio. Apply to Mr. Polson, the Manager. 63 JOHN REID. THE ~OAMILY FRIEND LOCK-STITCH Strongest, Simplest, Cheapest, anil Most Rapid. Best Hand Lock-stitch Machine It has a Substantial Stand, and requires no fixing to the table. It will Sew any Material, from Mualin to Leather, making a perfect Lock-stitch, which is the neatest and best. It will SEAM, TUCK, BINT), DKATD, QUILT, HKM, FEU., iJATUKR, and sew IK hands at the same time. A large supply of the above Just Landed, l'X Ringarooma. PRICE AS IN MKLBOURNE-£4. HOOD AND SHENNAN, AGENTS, Itchen and Tees streets, O AMARU. 823 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CHRISTCHUKCH SECTION. EXTENSION TO PALMEKSTON. \N and after MONDAY, the 15th July, " Trains will run between Oamaru and lmerston as follows : NORTH. erstnn (leave) Deborah ~ Oamaru (arrive) 12.16 7.16 12.28 7.2S

* Trains stop if necessary. Notieo should be given to tlio guard at the previous stopping pl.ice. Present Time Tabic, Oamaru and Hilgrove, will be cancelled from above date. FREDERICK RACK, General Manager. General Manager's Oilicc, Christchureli, July 10, IS7S. 117 """ SALES BY AUCTION FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. 2000 ACRES. Being part of the KINGS I )OWN ESTATE, Two rriles from the flourishing town of Timaru. npHK, OWNER of this Valuable Property, -*- having determined to throw it open for public competition, has instructed MILES, HASSAL, AND CO. To offer it for sale by public auction, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1878. Subdivided into 10 BEAUTIFUL FARMS, 117 ACRES TO 300 A C R E S And upwards. The land is a very early selection, and well suited for wheat growing, being unsurpassed in quality by any land in this partieularly fertile district. The whole property has a ring-fenco round it, consequently every farm iB partially fenced. Many of the farms are well watered, having a running creek through them, and No. <tf>, ;7H, and .54 have a thriving plantation, and well fenced in on the southern boundary. Fanners wishing to obtain a valuable farm within eaey distance of a market, being only one and a half miles from the Railway Station and the 'iownship ; or, moronants and tradesmen wishing to acquire a block of land for residential purposes in one of tlio most picturesque and salubrious parts of New Zealand, should attend this sale. 10 per cent, on fall of the hammer " 5 per cent, in S months 10 per cent, in 12 months 25 per cent. 17th July, I*Bo 50 per cent, (balance) 17th July, 1883 Interest on unpaid portions at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum. For further particulars apply to MILES, IJASSAL, AND CO., Christchurch ; MILES, ARCHER, AND CO., 17 Timaru,