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Oxford Observer, Volume 1, Issue XXX, 8 February 1890, Page 2

Eop<mm | mAcre FARM, sub- ; divided into seven Pad- | docks. Fifty Acres are m Crop ; and the remainder m Grass, j There is a 4-roomerl House, sstalled Stable (with loft and j granary), and other Outbuildings on the Property. The Farm is two and a-half miles from the "West Oxford Railway Station. For particulars, apply to r. McDonald, West Oxford. TO SURVEYORS OR HOUSEKEEPERSFOR SALE, at East Oxford, Nine-roomed House, 1 acre of Lahd, plantation, good garden, fernery, stable, large wood shed, 3-roomed wash-house, &c ; five minutes' walk from Railway Station. The goodwill of the practice would go with the house. The Property is admirably adapted for a couple who would let lodgings, for which there is a constant demand ; price low ; easy terms. WM. ARTHUR NALDER, . Surveyor ; Or; JOHN INGRAM, Oxford UNBESEEYED CLEARING SALE OF • - PUMITUREj^ EFFECTS. JOHU INGRAM has received inatraetioHS from W. A. Nalbes, Esq., m e»osequence of bis leaving the District, to SEEL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In about Tea Days, The Whole of Ms Household Furniture and - -Effects. Full particulars m next Saturday's issue. JOHN INGKAM;, Auctioneer, i Wanted to Sell. Farms at Oust, Pernside, Lolanvn, Springston, &c, MAORBsTtO Acres, 100 Acres, 130 Acres, from &§ to £24 per acre. Some of tie above are reallj good and cheap, 1000 Acres, £10 per acre; first-rate Sheep farm. 805 Acres, unimproved, with lionse and stabling, £1 18s per acre, All the above are within thirty miles oi Ohristchurch, Wanted —^Farmers and others who have Properties lor Sal© to giy© us particular^ of the same, We make no charge whatever to anyone placing Property m our ha»ds, unless a Sale is made. Mortgages, Liens, &&of, f effected at the lowest rates, ALUK WBBI88.m& Co., CHEISTCHV 40 H,