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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8077, 12 January 1888, Page 4

Publications. ° mHIKTY-EIGHTH X YEAR 1888 mHIETY-EIGHTH JL YEAR. 0., OliGO WITNESS. Friday's Issue Contains: n _ Multurn ia Parvo. FARM AND STATION. Pen Notes on Rural Topics. , Local Experiences. n Agricultural and Pastoral News. 836 Veterinary Science. A New Refrigerator. c The Wheat Production of the World. 30), Farm Notes. Our Canterbury Agricultural Budget. Animal Ailments. Poultry Notes. THE APIARY, By " Novice." rith THE GARDEN : Operations for January, eda Calendar for the Week. , s in Ou the Culture of the Camellia. ~ Miscellaneous, slie, ient ANGLING, no . By "Jock Scott." French Annexation of Raiatea. Warden's Court, Roxburgh. jj Canterbury KihV Association. Wool Sales. THE WEEK: The European Situation. Local and General. MIKING: Alluvial Mining ami its Capabilities in the Wakatipu District. The Blue Spur Claims. Work at Milford Sound. A Reply to " Mount Morgan " and " Beudigo." Professor Black's Letters. Wakatipu Mining Notes. Reeftou Mining Notes. Miscellaneous. 3 Cablegrams. Jottings from the Country, by our Travelling Reporter. Waikouaiti County Council. Clutha County Council. A Christmas Holiday: Cattle-shooting in the Blue Mountains. Meeting of Creditors. Education Board Scholarship. Inquest. vero . The Ashburton Fatality. Sir Robert Stout on the Business of the rush Session. ' iSe5 ' SHOWS: Waitahuna Farmers' Club, and Peninsula Show, 3ity> ATHLETICS: iods, Caledonian Society of Otago. Milton Caledonian Society. Mosgiel Band Sports. Gift Kaitangata Caledonian Society. Tuapeka Caledonian Society. ,hes, Land Board. Notes and Queries. >'ta Passing Notes, by " Civic." Casualties. Dunedin Labour Exchange. LAND AND WATER: Aquatics. ~ Wrestling. <ll!>- Bowling. Pre- Cricket. inn Our Volunteers. SPORTING : fixtures. am ] Notes by " Rata." ... Australian, thls English. Our Canterbury Sporting Letter. Our Auckland Sporting Letter. Sporting Notes from Australia. ' a" Racing in New Zealand. Racing in Australia. Weights, Acceptances, &c. " The Parson Wins. Cycling,by "Demon.' Cricket, by " Slip." Bowling, by "Jack." Football, by " Forward." .p Lawn Tennis. The Mackenzie Country, The Kiddler. THEATRICAL : Notes by "Pasquin." i to :ist- THE COUNTRY: Lake County. Pomahaka Flat, Aparlma West. the W? ik, akaWaitahuuA. iavc Lawrence. West Taieri. Taieri Ferry. iava Telegraphic Briefs. ; scs Chess and Draughts, by David R, Hay. POETRY: The Lesson uf the Gorse. TUB NOVELIST: 7, The Track of the Storm. Forging the Fetters. The Queen's Scarf. Literary Notes. THE SKETCHER: out A Rogue's Picture Gallery. . Dulup Singh, '"'y Tho Attraction of Opposites. iug Madame Albani. _ 1% Held at Bay by a Pledge. IW" The Cid. In a Duststorm. A Refuge for Criminals, A German Prophecy. »G, Horses in Battle. SI. Gnmbetta. Turkish Cookery. Brutality v. Refinement. THE LADIES, 9 By "Alice": Unwelcome Lovers, jm I'll Worship Thee. Pleasures of the Week, i" Ladies' Gossip. ' Art and Artists. The Naturalist, OUR LITTLE FOLKS, By "Dot": ud Letters from Little Folks. Editor's Wallet. Fun and Fancy. Scientific. Health Column. Tho Fate of tho Apostles, ye :es (v- _________________ Properties for Sale and to Let. Is' T? 0 11 i A L 12, of -"" First-class SHEEP RUN, 2530 Acres, in tbe Wellington district, partly Improved, fenced and subdivided, with a good House and other necessary buildings; with 2000 Crossbred -I. Sheep. Price, Sfid per acre. Terms given. o f Apply Office of this Paper. 3ld 0, T O H N REID k SON, O LAND AGENTS, MONEY and SHARE--36 BROKERS, AUTHORISED SURVEYORS ; s , and CIVIL ENGINEERS. ag Land Board Business Attended to. IIIGH STBBET, DUNBDIN, 16 HAVE FOR SALE: " Numerous Estates, Farms, House and Cottage >( j Properties in Dunedin, Suburbs, and elsewhere, suitable for all classes, TO LET: GEOJiGE STREET-SHOP and DWELLING at present occupied by Mr Eecott. First-class posi- ?. tion. STAFFORD STRKET-Commodions DWELLING, ', containing eight rooms, bathroom, &c. y MARYHILL TERRACE-First-class HOUSE, 12 , rooms and bathroom; greenhouses, stable, fowl- " house, and every convenience; gas and water v laid on. kT ° h"n HER OU S & o~a . tl LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, AKi) 5 GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. LICENSED BROKERS under LAND TRANS FEB ACT, 6 urn 6 Exchange Court, Prihckj btbkbt, Have FOB SALE: Hoslyx—Superior 6ix-roomed HOUSE, bathroom and scullery; gus ; good water supply; 4-acre j section; sunny exposure, splendid view. Cheap. Maybank—Six-roomed plastered HOUSE and about t 21 acres of land; all in good order; magnificent view. By order of the mortgagee. A bargain. 5 Terms easy. , Ofoho —Four-roomed HOUSE anil Section; beautiful Bituatiun, commanding view. A bargain. Stkwaiiton—Eight-roomed HOUSE and quarteracre Section; garden; sunny exposure and splendid viow WiLLiAMDBUiiGU—Q:wo good |-acre SECTIONS: i £25 each. Bothksay (Ross street)— Three SECTIONS; £75. TO LKTs Ten-roomed HOUSE, with coach-house, two vineries, fa.; 3J- acres of livid; within easy distance of town. Low rental. Opono Road, North-East Valley— Convenient elghtroomed brick HOUSE; low rental (opposite Botanic Gardens) Good OFFICE, Princes streot; low rental Ghohgk stbhet— Good brick SHOP and DWELLING i central; low rental Fillkux stiibet—Superior live-roomed HOUSE. RosLrij—Good six-roonied VILLA, Frederiok street: fine sunny aspeot; 18s per week ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOLllOOM(Staflordatreet) ST. PAUL'S SOHOOLHOOM (Stuart street), TEMPEBANOK HALL (Morniugton). Bounton —Firat-olaas six-roomed brjck HOUSE j bath and every convenience,