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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4022, 8 January 1875, Page 3

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. '• J 1 O R SALE, "^ On Easy Terms, Within three miles of Riverton, 000 acres first-class river flat and terrace land, all fit for cultivation, and well adapted for sheep or cattle. The whole fenced, six-roomed dwellinjr-house, good garden, and other improvements. For pii.iticjil.irs. apply to ii.' .. M'LANDKESS, HEPBURN, and Co., °Ja. Manse street, Dunedin. Jp P R S A^ L E . THE SUNNYSIDE FARSI, 'd Containing 6S atros, with the buildings creeled thereon, and known as the } # SADDLE HILL HOTEL AND STABLES. The land is laid down in {Trass, and is fenced and divided into two paddocks. Th re is a seam of coal on the property. For further particulars, apply to GILLIES and STREET, 6J'a Dunedin. ~ KYEBURN HOTEL. ]. ;. FOR SALE OR LEASE. i n.ILLIES~and STREET instructed to sell or lease the above well known First-class Hotel, togeth-r with about 52 Acres of Freehold land, half of which is substantially fenced. The position of this Hotel on the Main Road to the <1 Punsfrui, via Palmcrston, and its central situation between Sl'fiaes and Naseby, via Hyde, gives it eon- •• siderable value as a business site. A Post Office is on the Premises, and thu coaches change horses there. For further particulars, ' Apply to GILLIES and STREET, Or, to Dunedin; j THE PROPRIETORS, ! On the Ground. EH o^ it s a l eT v MJ COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE in Heriol Row, containing dining and drawing rooms, six bedrooms, bathroom, pantry, storeroom, kitchen, good cellar, coal-house, and laundry; two-stall stable with hay-loft, coach-house for two carriages, &a, &c. Together with il Half-acre of ground. The whole of the rooms are large, lofty, and well mushed, gas laid on, and fitted with large range and register stoves, &c , &c. For particulars, apply to I 3_ld M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, and Co. 1 I^OR SALE,. 5-Koomed HOUSE, s 9- Anderson's Biy Road, -J-acre Land ; 7-Roomed s House, Duudas street, "--acre Garden; Section St. t Leonard's, and extended Township of Rothesav W 1 Pram Ball. PrinoeK street. 14d FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. i ipREIHOLD ALLOTMENTS A. IK THE f TOWNSHIP OF ALLANDALE, i FOR SALE. r Apply, D THOSCAS ALLAN, ' Princes street; or, Wn CHARLES RKID. TENDERS. CLYDE CORPORATION. NOTICE. SEALED TENDERS will be received at the Office of the undersigned until 7 p.m. on the SiiUi of January for the ERECTION of a WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the .Molyneux River. Plans and specifications may he seen at the office of tiie Provincial Engineer. Tenders to be endorsed Tender for Bric'ge, and to be accompanied with a marked cheque for 5 per cent, on the amount of tender. The Clyde Corporation does not undertake to accept the lowest or any tender. BENJAMIN NAYLOR, Mayor. Council Chambers, Clyde, January aid, 1875. Cja EATTRAY STRL. WHARf! THE OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD will receive Sealed Tenders until noon of Tuesday, January 12, 1575, for the Construction of 11/Wffc. of Wharf, being an extension of the present Wharf. l Drawings and Specifications to be seen at the Tern; porary Offices of the Board, Provincial Council Chambers. Tenders to be addressed "Rattray street Wharf" 1 Harbour Board Office, Dunedin. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, i JOHN L. GILLIES, : Wd Secretary. CANTERBURY RAILWAYS. gGOGDS SHEDS, LYTTELTON, CANTERBURY. nPENDERS will be received at this JL office up to noon on Wednesday, the 27th day of January, 1875, for the construction of Goods Sheds at Port Lyttelton, Canterbury, t<> plans and specifications, which uny be seen at the Secretary for Public Works office, Duuedin. Tenders must be addresed taihe Secretary for Public Works, Christchurch, Canterbury, and must be m rked outside—" Tender-for Goods Shed, Lyttelton." Telegraphic tenders, simjfcirly. addressed and marked, will be received, if presented at any telegraph office ,by uoon of the same date, provides! that written tenders in the due form are postctipriox to the despatch of such telegram. The lowest or any teiider.-wJH not necessarily be accented. THOMAS-,WJL. MAUDE, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, 3QUv,De.Octaiber, 1874. 7ja fJIENDERS WANTED till NoorTon FRIDAY, 15.U; January, for the erection of large Stone Halting House, rjjln, &c, at Burkes Otago Brewery. DAVID ROSS, Architect, !Ja Princes street.-. riTENDERS WANTED till Noon Pri--I- Say, 15th iiisfr,, for Extensive ADDITIONS-to. FER2T.HILL, briqlc, &c. DAVID ROSS, ' . Architect, , fy^ Princes street; riIENDERS- will be receivedTbythelia- -*- dersigncd. iorthe ERECTION of an EPISCOPALIAN CHURCH (wood) at Balclutha. Plans and specifications lie at our office, aptL'with. ! G. R. Renner,.E.'«j., Balclutha. 1 MASON and WALES, ■ TJ^ Architects. mENDERS will be received unia 13th X INSTANT, for the FORMATION and;METALLING of povtions of Road, Moriiington. IJlans can be seen at Messrs BaiT and Oliver's office. Tenders, marked " Tenders for Road Work, Moi nington," to. be sent to ' the Chairman of the Board, James Anderson, Esq. LENDERS are invited to ERECT a j -*- TWO-STOREY HOUSE at SiwyQ^s Bay (wood). ~ MASON and WALES, frfo . Architects. REMOVALS. I NOTICE OF REMOVAL. GMUNRO'S "fiionumental Works REMOVED TO MORAY PLACE, c Off George street, opposite Royal George Hotel. '" _C a PAINTER, GLAZIER, AND IMPORTER, o Begs to intimate ihat he has REMOVED TO HIS NEW BUILDING, 0 ' Nearly opposite his former premises, GEORGE STREET] t DiINEDIN. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. ~~ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. : . TOURING th© Erection of the Com- >. -*-' pany's New Offices on their present site, the business will be carried on in the premises of Mr | Rose, clothier, on tfee opposite side of Princes street. 3 CHAS. RSID, r, 130 ManafTP* d |~\R COLE HAS REMOVED TO 1 ALBANY' STREET, NEAR GEOP.GE STREET. i, At home, lajpwing, before 11 o'clock i evening, after 6. entires! is . _ .. . TQ» STAND THIS SEASON, "' DODSON'S FARM, SAWYER'S BAY, The Thoroußhbred lusiportcd Entire sr, CASSIYELLADNUS. s; CASSIVELLAUNUS is a bright bay, black points, s» five years old, stands sixteen hands two inches high, possesses immense power, and shows great quality, st As a two-year-old he won two two-year-old races at a- Newmarket, beating a large field. He was imported if into this Province by Mr Thomas Connor. Cassivellaurm is by Caractacus, dam Campanile, by n- Stockwell. Caractacus by Kingston, son of Venison, id out of Defenceless by Defence, son of Whalebone, winner of tho Epsom Derby, 1562, value £0520. Parties intending sending mares will please communicate at ance, as the list is fast filling up. First-class Paddock ccornrnodation for Mares. Service Fee 4M> lOs t Orooßrasei 55, 21