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F. M. RICKMAN STCD.HOLME JUNCTION HOTEL. MONDAY, MAX" 4, 1885. MAGNIFICENT GRAZING FARM FOR SALF. "jV'f" R F - M. RICKMAN " L *-*- has received instructions from the Tru-teeß in the >Btate of the late G. L. Meliish, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the Studho'me Junction Hotel, on Monday, May 4th— That Valuable Farm known as CHETNOLE, containing 1125 acres of Magnificent Grazing and Graingrowing Land, titnated close to the Redoliff Hotel, and within five miles of the Waih&o Downs Railway Station, and within an easy distance of Waimate and the Waitaki North. The Farm is divided into 16 paddocks, all in English Grass, well fenced, end has a bountiful supply of permanent running water. The buildings and improvements are all that can be desired for carrying on the operations of the farm,, comprising tenroomed Dwelling-house, Stabling, Sheds ; Out-buildings, Stock-yards, Sheep-yards, &c. The farm is one of the best in South Canterbury, and the auctioneer has every confidence in recommending it to the public. For fuither particulars apply to Messrs G. Harper and Co., Solicitors, Christchurch, or to the undersigned. F. M. RICKMAN, 922 Auctioneer, PUBLIC NOTICES BAPTIST CHURCH—Athenjeum Hall. —MR J. E. POWELL will preach TO-MORROW, at the usual hours. 864 r ANTED, two re pectable men as BOARDERS. Apply Mrs Pelvis, Uak-street, two doors from A. Meldrum's, baker. 900 ANTED, a COMPANION a f ter busi- ¥ ? ness hours, or one who would learn or be an improver to millinery. Apply "A.," Mail office. 906 OB I N HOOD. Nothing Succeeds Like Success, Look at our Dunedin Cup and Great Autumn Results, First Prize Birthday Handicap, LIOOO. Apply Early. DUNEDIN BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, To be run at Dunedin May 25, 1885. N.Z. GRAND NATIONAL, To be run at Christchurch May 25, ISBS. WILL CLOSE MAY 22. 8000 MEMBERS AT 10s EACH. ABOUT 220 PRIZES. Each ticket has 10 chances, and cap obtain a priza in each of 10 drawings. Birthday Handicap, First - .~ £IOOO Second - 300 Third 150 All others divided, about L2B each... 400 £IBSO Grand National. First £3CO second ... 150 Third " 75 All othe-s divided, about L4O each ... 200 2at 50 4at 25 191 Cash Bonds. All applications exceeding advertised number of 8000 will be allotted as extra cash bonds of L 5 each (less ususl commisssion) instead of increasing value of existing prizes, and will be called 9th class. We wish to be distinotly understo-d that our draw ngs aie always conducted by a committee of shareholders, and that representatives of the Press are likewise present; and names and addresses of principal winners are always sent throughout New (Zealand. From the number of people who inspect cur books day by day, and the correspondencewe receiva (and anEWar) relative to our drawings, distribution of prizes, and our business generally, it seems almost superfluous to still say " our books are always open for inspection " ; yet such is the fact, and our ever-increasing business shows plainly the result. Please send two 2d. stamps for reply ani result. P.O. orders preferred, Is exohange on stamps and oheques. Coin or notes should be registered. Registered Letters and Telegrams received, First Prize Grand National £3OO, 2 Kace3 and Eight Classes Cash Bonds.

ROBiN HOOT). Care THOS. STAPLETON, Box 258, P. 0.. Christohurch ; Or JUBAL FLEMING, City Baths, Colombo-street, Christchurcb. 984 U B L I .0 HALL. Under the Especial Patronage of his Excel. | lenoy the Governor of New Zealand,. Sir William Jervois, G.C.M.G., K.C.B. A MUSICAL TREAT OF RARE EXCELLENCF. TWO NIGHTS ONLY, Thursday and Fmday Next, April 16 and 17. First appearance in Oamara of • I MADAMiS PAULINE RITA, | Prima Donna at the Opera Comique and Criterion Theatres, and of the Crystal Palace and Charles Halle's Concerts. MR JOHN RADCLIFF, Premier Flautist at the Royal Italian Opera, the World's Greatest Flautist, Professor of the Royal Academy of Music, Member of the Council of Trinity College and of the Savage Club, London, whose recent performances in the musical circles of Australia have created a perfect furore, will render the most delightful and original music ever heard in New Zealand. -Music of alLCountries and Times. Flutes of all Nations; Pipes of all Nations. PAN TO PINAFORE. Flute and voic«, blended in inextricable melody, made Pauline Rita the most birdlike sweetest songster on our shores.—Melbourne Argus. See future announcements. Box office at Beeg and Co.'s. S. S. SMITH, 905 . Manager. BOROUGH OF OAMARU. "RATEPAYERS are reminded of-the necessity of mating IMMEDIATE PAYMENT of all Rates. Those in default will be pl-ced on the Defaulters' List, and their names will be emitted from the Burgess Roll. E. W. ROXBY, Town Clerk. March 7th, 1885.