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Oamaru Mail, Volume XX, Issue 6358, 12 September 1895, Page 3

The Dresden Piano Comfantts Sale at their Oamaru Agency—Mr W. F. Meldram'a—still continues. There still remain on hand a few iron-framed high-class pianos, from 33 guineas. Cast or on easy terms, from 20s monthly. Messrs Fleming and Hedley SATURDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER. At 12 o'clock. At the Stores, Tyne-street. By order of the Education Board: .LEMING AND HEDLEY will sell by public auction— The Old School Site and Teachers' Res dence at Ngapara. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auctioneers. N.Z.D. and M.A. Co. THURSDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER At the Woolshed Yards, Maerewhenua Estate. At 12 o'clock. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF 6000 CROSSBRED AND SHROPSHIRE SHEEP, HORSES, CATTLE, PIGS, IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC., ETC. EP. B U R B U R Y, • (on behalf of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company Limited,) has been favored with instructions from Mr John Borton to sell by public auction as above the balance of the MAEREWHENUA STOCK AND PLANT as under—--500 Prime Freezes 1500 forward 4-tooth Crossbred Wethers (wintered on turnips) 500 Shropshire Ewe Hoggets 500 Shropshire Wether Hoggets 3000 splendid Crossbred Hoggets Also— S first-class Draught Horses, 2 light harness do, 6 really good Dairy Cows, 6 Calves, 10 Bacon Pigs, 20 Store Pigs, 20 sheep Feed Boxes (12 x 3), 2 Farm Drays and Frames, 1 Tip Dray, 1 Wool Table, 1 Dog • Cart, 1 Hut (on wheels), 1 Grubber (Booth and M'Donald), Harness, Riding Saddles, Horse Covers, Blocks and Chains, 1£ miles sheep Wire Netting, 1 mile Rope Netting, 1200 Manuka Stakes, Lot Timber, Lot Sheepskins, Household Furniture, Cooking Uter-sils, 2 Stoves, 1 Greenhouse, and a lot of sundries too numerous to particularise. This bona fide clearing sale presents a rare opportrnitl to the farmers and graziers of the district, as well as to the successful applicants for the Maerewhenua allotments, for securing tneir requirements, as everything is, for absolute sale to the highest bidder. The sheep (which are a magnificent lot aau LiTs wintered well) -will be sold ia j lots to suit purchasers. Messrs T. Landels and Andrew Kean will j run conveyances to Maerewhenua, leaving ! the Post Office at 7.30 a.m., returning after the sale. E. P. BURBURY,. Manager and Auctioneer: Meetings, sSxa APTIST CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. SUNDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER, 15th. Pbbaohhb— REV. FRANK W. BOREMAM (Mosgiel). ÜBLIO TEA MEETING ; THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 19ih. Tea in St; Paul's Hall at 6.30. Tickets Is. Meeting in the Church at 8. SpeakersRev. F. W. Boreham and local Ministers. Special Anthems by the Choir. I WAITAKI BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL. Rector—J. Habkness, M.A. TEXT TERM BEGINS ON MONDAY, I SEPTEMBER 23bd. Fees Tuition, LlO 10s per annum j two of a family L 8 8s each; for pupils passed Standard V, L 4 10s per annum Boarding—L42 per annum. For holders of Education Board Scholarof the last successf marks, L3O per annum. WAITAKI GIRLS* HIGH SCHOOL. Lady Principal—Miss Fbbgtjbsqh, M.A Tuition Fee—Lß per annum; two of a family_Lß each j for girls passed Standard IV, L4los per annum. Next Term begins on MONDAY, Sept. 23rd.. GEORGE SUMPTER, Secretary. WANTED immediately GRAZING for 370 Hoggets; good price offered.— Apply this week, F. Shabhi, Box 10, Oamaro. TO CROPPERS. ,0 LET.—About 450 Acres TURNIP LAND, for one crop of Grain. Can be leased in blocks of 100 acres upwards. Further particulars from MANAGER, Waikakahi Estate. Waikakahi, 10th September, 1895. ANTED TO :LET, a Seven-roomed ' HOUSEr Bathroom, Vineries, Etc. Also, Two 4-Roomed Cottages.—Apply Mackintosh, Tyne-Btreet. J I ILBEyS LONDON DRY GIN, Excellent for Kidney and allied diseases. ONQUESFS COUGH CORDIAL—- / The Children's Friend; they take it readily.—Dodm and Co. R WHOOPING COUGH < Cordial has No EquaL Procurable at DoDDB AND Cb.'a v ;:r ";.:;."/- ."_.,.. - [}y\ Silverstream: SCHNAPPS tarystaL bottto), Ai)OTfl iHiYexo&oritidßin. ■;