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Otago Daily Times, Issue 284, 17 November 1862, Page 3

For Sale QjHEEP RUN AND SHEEP. For Sale, a Pain, the property of, and occupied by Mr J, N. Flood, situate in Port Underwood, in the Province of Marlbovoujrli, held under license from the Crown, dated 29th October, IBGI, for U years, comprising 8.100 acre- of land, part of wMcli (surrounding all the accessible bays on the Port Underwood side) is Freehold ; together with about 1,000 bbeep. and ail the Buildings and Improvements on <he Property. This Run, both by its situation and form, has great advantages, and is well worthy the attention of any persons wishing to purchase a Small Sheep Farm either for residence or for investment. It is principally comprised of the Peninsula forming the North side of Port Underwood, and by its peculiar riiape, could be made into paddocks at a small cost of fencing, there being p'enty of timber well adapted for fencing purposes on the Uun. A large portion of this property is now in a wild state, but the land is good, and it could be readily grassed, and its situation (being nearly surrounded by the sea) adds very much to its grazing c-ina-bilities. . /' As a residence for parties fond of boating and fishing, the situation is nnrivalled. The Harbor of Port Underwood is well known to be one of the best on the Coast, and the bays, surrounded by this property, offer some of the safest anchorage ground in the Harbor, The wooJ is here shipped direct from tha shed on the Run, and goods can be landed there in all weathers, from ships of any size. This property is capable of great improvement, and in a few year?, with a comparative small outlay, it could be made to carry a large number of Sheep. For further particulars, and terms, apply to Messrs Adams and Kingdon, Solicitors, Nelson. N.B.—The Above have ano'her Sheep Run, with about 5,000 Sheep, for sale; particulars can be had on application. MESSRS GILLIES & STREET have for Sale the Lease of a well-known and established licensed Hotel, situate three minutes' walk from the lost office. Apply Gillies and Street, Princesstreet, OATS, OATS, OATS. HARE, BULL and CO., Princes-street, Cutting. CHAFF, CHAFF, CHAFF HARE, BULL and CO., Princes-street, Cutting. MAIZE, MAIZE, MAIZE HARE, BULL and CO., Princes- street, Cutting. BRAN, BRAN, BRANHARE, BULL and CO., Princes-street, Cutting. Tenders. mENDERS WANTED for Carpenter's Work. Ap--L ply to Mr Ben. Smith, Octagon Timber Yard • or to P. Griffin, on the works, Stafford-street. TO CONTRACTORS. mENDERS will be received by the Town Board JL of Dunedin, on or before Monday, 24th insr., for removing a quantity of earth from Princes street •utting. | Specifications may be seen at the Town Board Office, CHAS. REID, Clerk to Town Board. mENDERS will be received by the Town Board of A Dunedin on or before Monday, 24th ins ant, for constructing a roof over, and painting water tanks at Princes street. CHAS. REID, Clerk to Town Board. TO CONTRACTORS. fTIHE Government of Southland is open to receive JL Tenders hereat, till noon, of Ist December, next, foT the execution of the undermentioned Works on the Carapbelltown-road, viz. :-- I Earthwork on and near the Molcomoko Range ; Cuttings in Hill, about 30 chains in length, e~^ timatfd to contain 8,000 cubic yards, partly stone covering tha roadway shout 75 chains with 'manuka fnscines one foot thick, asid forming thereon, and on the natural surface for 18 chains at the south end of bush, with the material from the cutting—embankments averaging 21 feet wide and 1 foot 6 inches high at crown, about 90 chains in all; Metalling-the whole length, 123 chains with stone from the cuttinirs, 14 feet wide, 8 inches deep in centre, and 6 inches at sides. Sections and specifications may be seen at this office; or, at the offices of Messrs. Morse & Onbell, Princes-street, Dunedin. By order, H. A. GILLKR, C!erk to the Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, November, 8, 1862. PROVINCE OF SOUTHLAND. Monthly Mail Steamer from .Melbourne. mENDERS will be received as under till the 22nd JL day of December next, from parties willing- to jrun'a Steamer every month, for a period of Six Months, or more if asreed on, from Melbourne direct to the Port of Invereargill, carrying Her Majesty's Mails. The Steamer will he bound to leave Melbourne within 18 hours after the arrival of the English Mail, and to make the above Port of Invercargill the first of arrival and departure. By order, H. A. GILLER, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, 7th November, 1862. PROVINCE OF SOUTHLAND. I Monthly Mail Steamer, from Melbourne. SEPARATE TENDERS will be received at same time and place, for the same Service as above, with this difference, that the Bluff Harbor shall be the Port of arrival anel departure. By order, H. A. GILLER, Clerk to the Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Southland, 7th November, 1862. mENDERS will be received at the office of the JL Provincial Secretary, until four p.m., on Friday, 28th November, for the forming1 and metalling of sixty one chains fifty two links of the roads from Clarendon township to Main South road. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Road Engineer's office, Dunedin. By Order, THOMAS DICK, Provincial Secretary. 14th November, 1862. mENDERS Wanted for Fitting Counter and JL Desk. FREDK. MOSS & CO., Princes-street. MESSRS MATSON and TORLESSE beg to announce that they have established a business in this City as LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS, &o. Their business will include - j 1. The investment of moneys transmitted through a mercantile firm or any of the colonial banks, "in land, sbeep, and cattle stations, as may be required 2. The holding of periodical Auction Sales/ at which sheep and cattle stations and landed estates will be submitted to public auction. 3. The Purchase of Estates, selections of Town Sections in proposed townships, and of the waste lands of the province, for intending purchaser*. 4. The Management of Estates. ' 5. The Sale of Wool by auction. 6- The Valuation of Property,, and Arbitration in cases of dispute. . : 7. The business of acting as Agents for the Importation of Sheep and Cattle from the Australasian Colonies. Messrs^ Matson and Torlesse have confidence in undertaking the above business, from their long colonial experience,—Mr Matson having been a stockowner in the province of Victoria for about twentyfive years, and Mr Torlesse having been surveyor and etockowner in New Zealand since 1841. Agents for the Australasian Insurance Company, Melbourne. Colombo-street, Chrigtchurcb, !