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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10761, 8 May 1911, Page 5

THURSDAY. MAY 11. THE NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., will hold a CLEARING SALE, on account of Mr ROBERT SMILLIE, Georgetown, of his FARM of 225 ACRES. Also, THE LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, AND SUNDRIES, as follows: — 4 DRAUGHT GELDINGS. 1 DRAUGHT MARE. r 1 HARNESS GELDING. . 1 DAIRY COW in milk 1 DAIRY COW (spring ealver). 1 2-year-old Heifer (spring ealver) 1 18-months HELFER. . 80 Crossbred EWES in lamb. 180 Crossbred LAMBS. 30 Sacks Oats, 200 do Chaff, 15 do Velvet Seed Wheat, 1 d.f. Plough, 1 Set 6-leaf Harrows, 1 M.H. Drill (new), 1 M.H. Reaper and Binder, Drill Plough, Scuffler, 2 Drays and Frames, 1 Water-cart and Tank, Collars, Hames, and Winkers, 2 Sets Shaft and Leading Harness, Blocks and Chains, 350 yards Wire Netting, Lot Empty Sacks, 50 Bluegum Posts, 4cwt. Fencin Wire, and lot Sundries. On account of Other Vendors: 200 s.m. 3-bred EWES. 190 Crossbred LAMBS. 20 Head Mixed CATTLE. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. T. M'QUIN, aha. Auctioneer. 144 ACRES Education Reserve, rich heavy land, suitable for dairying or grain growing, well fenced and watered. Buildings are 5-roomed House, 6-stall Stable, ImplementShed, Chaffhouse. Lease has 13 years to run. Close to creamery, school, and market town. Low price for goodwill. 147 ACRES L.1.P., rent £ls, halfyearly, subdivided into 10 fields, good fences and well watered, 5roomed Cottage, washhouse, dairy, stable, granary, machine shed, etc.: close to school and handy to railway. Low price and easy terms. 290 ACRES FREEHOLD, well subdivided, good buildings; close to railway and market twon. Reasonable prices. 1000 A.CRES FREEHOLD in 12 paddocks, good fences, water in every paddock; 7-roomed House with all conveniences, woolshed, 6-stall stable, 2 loose-boxes, implementshed, etc. Good sheep farm at a reasonable price. We have lots of Properties for sale in sizes from 5 acres upwards. Anyone writing or calling on us will find it to their advantage.

National Mortgage and Agency Go. of N.Z., Ltd., Timaru. WM. JARDINti. WEAR STREET. HAS FOR SALE IN SOUTHLAND: 798—3300 Acres Freehold, divided into 20 paddocks, 9-roomed house and outbuildings ; good loud — £7 per acre. 78B —An Ideal Dairy Farm of 25G Acres Freehold; all flat and well watered — £9 10s per acre. 3-t8—623 Acres, divided into 9 paddocks, well watered; all low downs and flat; 7-roomed house and necessary outbuildings—£7 ss per acre. 24B —3300 Acres; 1200 Acres have been ploughed; carries 4000 ewes j 9roomed house and good outbuildings— £5 per acre. ALSO 90 OTHER FARMS AND RUNS. Anyone in search o£ Southland property should call and inspect Register at the Rooms. Easy terms can bo arranged in all cases. HIGHLAND DIP. LIQUID POISONOUS, sgals 26b. POWDER P0150N0U5....55a per case. PASTE P0150N0U5...328 6d for 801bs. LIBERAL DIBCOUNTS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO., LTD., SOLE AGENTS. M iss ART CLASSES. A. M. BRYANT {Holder of Eight Certificates from Ix)ndon School of Art). STUDIO: TEES STREET (Glass' Buildings). Day Classes: Drawing, Painting, and Stencilling, 30s per quarter. Private Lessons, £3 3s per quarter. Evening Classes: Freehand (light and shade), Geometry, Perspective, Design, etc. (two evening per week), 10s fid pr quarter. 256 DRAWING AND PAINTING. MISS FRANCES M. COLDINC (Pupil of Mr J. Elder Moultray, Landscape Artist) has resumed teaching. Painting in Monochrome, Oil and Water Colors in different subjects taught. Classes on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Studio: Hull street (three doors from Itchen street). Terms: 30s per quarter of 12 lessons. Private Tuition from £3 3s. 219 ROBERTS, OPTICIAN. Astigmatism, Pain in the Eyes, EyeStrain, and Headaches specially Treated. This has been a special study. "ABSOLUTE RELUEF OR NO PAY" is my motto.

ADVANCE OAMARTJ! UP-TO-DATE TAXICAB I*l ia NOW AVAILABLE FOE HIRE. "Wedding Parties Note. CHARGES SAME AS CAB HIRE. M. COLLINS, Tyne street. 'Phone 233. 897 TTS OUR HIGHEST AIM TO GIVE X SATISFACTION.—Wo commence on the first rung and get the most skilful artist —we have one in Mr A. A. Brown —and so far hj" '""= rr-,^ B A unqualified approval. 1 finest tonsorial artist wno nas anenaeu to local wants for years past. His treatment is delicate —he shows a true knowledge of the art. CHAB. HERBERT, QUEEN'S BALOON.