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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9546, 30 September 1892, Page 3

Tenders. mO CAPITALISTS, SHEEP FARMERS, -1- AGRICULTURISTS, AND OTHERS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. TENDERS will be received up to the 14th OCTOBER 1592, for the PURCHASE of the whole or portion of that well-known and Magnificent Property, THE RIVERLANDS ESTATE, Distant about Two Miles from Blenheim, and Comprising 1 Acl°S Kicll A Sricultural Land, Acres First-class Pastoral. All Well Fenced and Subdivided. The Estate possesses a valuable river frontage, with excellent facilities for shipping stock or produce by steamers plying daily between Blenheim aud Wellington; also, valuable improvements, including: Dwelling House, Orchard, Malthouse, Cottages, Woolshed, Stables, and Outbuildings, &c. A railway line connecting with Picton runs in close proximity to the homestead, and in view of the assured development of the frozen meat industry in Marlborough, the property has a large prospective value. Its unrivalled situation, excellent shipping facilities, easy access to rail, and splendid combination of agricultural and pastoral country, renders it an exceptionally attractive and desirable investment. If no satisfactory offers are received for the property as a whole or in sections, it will be cut up into farms, and submitted at auction early in November. Tenders to be addressed to the undet signed, from whom further particulars can be obtained! LAERY & CO., 26s 44 Willis street, Wellington. GW. GOUGH, C.E., Architect, Hi«h • street (over Nimmo and Blair's). . Plans and Specifications carefully prepared. House and Property Agent. 29jy County Notifications.

rPAIERI COUNTY. The TAIERI COUNTY COUNCIL directs it to be Notified that on and after MONDAY, October 3,1892, the COUNTY OFFICES will be CLOSED on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, and the OFFICE HOURS on the remaining days of the week will be as follows :— ; Mondays, "Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, and from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. 28s , JOHN S. KENNEDY. Public Noticesmo STAND AT TAHUNA PARK. ' The IMPORTED IRISH HUNTING STALLION, W I C X L 0 W. Terms—FlVE (5) GUINEAS PER, MAKE. (Three or more Mares by arrangement.) First-class Paddocking for Mares, 2s per head per week. Stabling can be arranged for. All care taken, but no responsibility. ■.i???*', 1? 1' '"formation can be obtained from W. H laggart, Musselburgh, Dunedin ; or, from D. and J. Bacon, Livery Stables, Dunedin. WICKLOW. Wiciaow is a very handsome bright bay horse, foaled lOch June ISSS, stands about Hi hands high, on short less, shows a lot of quality, combined with great strength," and is a grand mover He was bred by W. A. Rice, Esq., County Dublin, Ireland. His sire, Arbitrator, by Solon out of Irue Heart, by Musjid (winner of the Derby), by Newininster; his dam, Mary Jane, byl'omney (son of Emilius); her dam, Ratifia, by Bay Middleton. Solon is the sire of the famous Barcaldine, for which 7000gs was paid, and which is now worth 10,000gs a season to his owner for stud purposes in England. "Wicklow's dam, Flora Mac, by Xenophon (sfce English Stud Book). Aenophon was the sire of Seaman and Sirius, two of the greatest steeplechasers of their day, having run first and second in the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase. Wicklow's granddam, Flora, by Old Zouave, who was sire of that great steeplechase horse The Lamb, who was twice winner of the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase. G. granddam by Mountain Deer, by Touchstone from Mountain Sylph; g. g. granddam by Sir Hercules, the sire of Irish Birdcatchev. It will be seen, from Wicklow's splendid breeding, great substance, fino quality, and grand action, that he ought to make a sire to get horses suitable for any market. 29s " JJADGER'S STATUTES." FULL SET OF FOUR VOLUMES, £3. VOL. I (Now Published).-Judicature : Criminal, Practical, and Mercantile ... £1 o VOL. II. —Land Tenure, Local Government, Agricultural and Pastoral, Medical (Now Printing) 015 VOLS. llLand IV.-Public Interests ; each 0 15 0 Single Copies of ariy Acts, 18J2-1592, from ". ... 0 1 Mechanics, Labourers, and Others can arrange to Purchase a Full Set, in 20 parts, at 3s; or 10 Parts at 6s each. For Order Form, &c, apply WILFRED BADGER, Christchurch. WILLIAM REID (Late of Mills, Dick, and Co.) GENERAL COMMISSION, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, No. 1 Colonial Mutual Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin. Agent for Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society (Limited^ Advertising and Publishing Agent. 4 PATENT "PERFECTION" MANURE DISTRIBUTOR. NEVER YET BEATEN IN COMPETITIONS. THE MOST SATISFACTORY MANURE DISTRIBUTOR YET INVENTED., Amongst other advantages possessed by the BEN REID COMPANY'S DISTRIBUTOR are that— (a) The quantity can be instantly varied. (b) The delivery is even, continuous, and regular. (c) It will distribute crushed bones, dissolved boues, nitrate of soda, superphosphates, guano, soot, lime, or any other artificial manure in good condition. (d) The form of delivery prevents clogging. (c) One horse will draw a 10ft machine with ease. (f) Can be easily altered for transporting from field to field.

TESTIMONIALS: From John Gibson, Esq., Ashley Downs, Waiwera South:—" In replying to your inquiry re Ben Reid and Co.'s Patent Manure Distributor, I would say that I have used the Company's Machine for seven years with most satisfactory results. Last year I imported two more, and had the three at work during the season. They are the only Machines I have seen that really distribute Artificial Manure properly. I can thoroughly recommend them." From Wm. Hill, Esq., Packwood House, near Birmingham :—"The Reid 10ft Machine has been used to distribute 100 tons of various artificials. It has done its work well; about 15 acres per day." From 11. Payne, Esq., Birdbrook Moat, Hal stead, Essex:—" I have pleasure in giving you my opinion of your Patent Manure Distributor. It will do all you claim for it. I have used it with nitrate of soda, superphosphates, guano, and soot on about 300 acres, both broadcast and in rows. I would not be without one were it to cost me double the price." From Jas. Gordon, Esq., Galtee Castle,. Cork: We have sown close on 300 acres, quantities ranging from IJcwt to Sew t per acre. The distribution is perfect." From R. W. Muniß, Esq., Guildford, Surrey:— "We have already sown over 130 acres, using manures of all sorts, which the Machine distributed evenly and well, without clogging, doing about 15 acres per day with one horse." Sir J. F. Lknkaki), Bart., Beekinghatn, Kent writes:—"Send me one Manure Distributor; same as supplied to Mr Mudie." From Richard Bell, Esq., Tiaflord Park :— "The Manure Distributor is a first-class machine. I consider half its cost lias been saved this season. I find no difficulty in fixing the machine to sow any weight per acre." Robert Staples, Esq., Dunmore, Durrow, says : —"Your Manure Distributor does its work perfectly." Andukw Gilchhist, Esq., says :—" The Distributor purchased from you for the Right Hon. Viscount Powerscourt has given every satisfaction. The equal manner of distribution is a very strong recommendation, not to say how .much better and cheaper this is done than by hand." A FKW ONLY FOll SALE )iy NT.MMO A BLAIR, I SKKU MERCHANTS AND GROWERS, (2^ :rL'*: 13au PIANOS, New and Second-hand, Cheap ; Pianos Exchanged or Bought; terms arranged.—Lamer, auctioneer, Itatiray street. 12s TT7IUUNISII Cheaply on Tinio-paymont System; .o.' immense stock; low prices ; see stock. — Lamer, auctioneer, Kattray street. 12s Elixir Vit:c, the AVonflor Cough Cure. Chemists TDONGOA Cures Bures, Wounds, Ulcer, JljU Burns, Piles, and Skin Diseases. Sco advertisement ia Saturday's issue. Write for pamphlet containing testimonials and directions OQices t Exchange Court, Princes street, Dunoiiin