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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 5093, 1 October 1891, Page 3

Messrs Bruce Christie and Co B RUCE CHRISTIE AND CQ STOCK, STATION, GRAIN, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Offices and Store—Tyne-street, (Oppositeßank of New Zealand). Agents for THE STANDARD INSURANCE COY. Fire, Marine, Guarantee, and Stack Risks undertaken at tho Lowest Current Rates. FOR SALECORNS ac ks —445, 465, and 4Ss. Sheep Dip, Sheep Dip—ln Drums and Casks. Prices and Full Particulars on Application. OlL—Elephant Fisu Oil. For all kinds of Machinery, Farm Implo meuts, Harness, Etc. The cheapest and best in the market. In Five-Gallon Drums—Price, LI. WE ARE BUYERS OF Prime Milling Wheats, Long and Short Oats, Derwent Potatoes We have for Sale privately several FARM of various sizes, conveniently situated. Full particulars on application. BRUCE CHRISTIE AND CO. Tvnk and Harbor-streets, Oamaku. Shipping UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). FOR DUNEDIN S..S. BRUNNER, on TUESDAY, 6th OCTOBER, at 5 p.m. (also taking cargo for Wcstport). FOR GREYMOUTH, via Timaru, Lyttcl ton, and Wellington—Steamer early FOR AUCKLAND, via Napier, Gisbornc, and Tauranga—A steamer early. FOR AUCKLAND, via Timaru, Napier, Gisbornc, and Tauranga—S.S. OHAU, TUESDAY, 6th October FOR SYDNEY, via Port Chalmers A Steamer early Note.—Passengers and cargo booked tc all New Zealand ports and the principal ports of Australia; also by the Orient lino and San Francisco Service, through, to or from Loudon. 11. AITKISN, 196 Agent. Wanted WANTED, a Strong BOY for Farm. Must be a good Milker.—Apply early, Fleming and llkdlkv. WANTED, a COWBOY. Apply on Saturday to Mrs White, Teesstrcet, or to Mr Hugh Ross, Awamoko. 898 WANTED, a SITUATION by a good General Servant or experienced Nurscgirl. Apply Mrs M'Grkgor, Reedstreet. 895 WANTED, Good GENERAL SERVANT, accustomed to children. Apply Mrs W. Hood, Recd-stroet 902 WANTED KNOWN—Good Accomodation for several BOARDERS at the Ayrshire Boarding House, Tees-street. Terms moderate. WANTED, TENANT for 9-Roomed House, Ure-street, opposite Detective O'Brien's residence. —Apply W. Williamson, care Jas. Craig and Co. 755 WANTED to Buy Beeswax Best cash price iven at J. R. Sewells Chemist ANTED KNOWN, LUNCH-Tea, Coffee, and Hot Pie— at all hours to be had at Rice's Refreshment Rooms. For Sale and To Let r* 10 LET, COUNTRY _ HOTEL; rent JL low; incoming about'Ll 50. Splendid opportunity for a man with small capital. Owner leaving colony. Apply ollicc of this paper. 889 Public Notices PASTORAL LEASE OF lIALDON STATION TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION. NOTICE is hereby given that the Pastoral Lease of the undermentioned Run will be offered for SALE BY TUBLIC AUCTION, At this Office; ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, IS9I, At 12 o'clock noon, Run 69, Haldon Station, Waimate County, about 19,238 acres. Terms of Lease—l 9 years and four months, fixed tenure, from November Ist, 1891. Upset rental, L 350 per annum. The lease, all cost whereof shall be borne by the purchaser, will be from the Canterbury College. The lease shall be subject to the right of the Canterbury College or tho Crown to dispose of the freehold of tho whole of the run or any part thereof by way of sale. Provision is made in the Memorandum of Lease to meet this contingency. Six months' rent must be paid on tho fall of the hammer, four months' rent on May Ist, 1892, and thereafter half-yearly on tho Ist March and the Ist September in each year. Possession will be given on NOVEMBER Ist, 1891. Plans and full particulars as to terms of lease may be obtained at this ofhee, tho Timaru Land Office, or from the Rogistrar of Canterbury College. J. W. A. MARCH ANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Lands and Survey Office, Christehurch, September 23rd, 1891. 886 M 1 "ISS MOIR, Fancy Goods Emporium Thames-street, lias just received a fresh supply of Ladies' Needlework Silks, Wools, etc. Everything of the very best quality. Vacancies for a few Pianoforte Pupils. Registry Office for Servants conducted by Mrs Moir. IN BANKRUPTCY. rjIHE WHOLE of the STOCK of BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS in the ESTATE OF H. A. TEMPERTON, Bookseller, Thames-street, Is now being SOLD in Lots to Suit Purchasers. No Reasonable Offer Refused. Everything must be Sold to Close Accounts. 663