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Oxford Observer, Volume VIII, Issue VIII, 20 March 1897, Page 2

OXFOED FOOTBALL CLUI*. THE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held m the Library on THURSDAY March 25th. 1897 at 8 p.m. all members and intending members are requested to attend. W. H. ALFORD Hon. Sec. OXFOED DRAMATIC COMPANY. I NY lady or Gentleman residing m jl_l the District willing to assist m a Dramatic performance for the benefit of an aged couple, old residents of Oxford. Kindly sent m their names at once. W. V. WILSON ~ TO~BUSHWOEKEES. WANTED offers lor falling, logging M and trollying timber at Birch Hill for 12 months. Particulars at Mr LEE ; S Store, Oxford, J. LACE Birch Hill, or BOYD & KEIR, Rangiora. LOST. np^WO cross-bred lambs, from High ff Street, East Oxford. Anyone forwarding information to this office that will lead to their recovery will be rewarded. — Two Brand- — one black and one red Brand P5; FOR SALE ; IJOR SALE cheap, or would ex- . change for a light harness horse of equal value, a black half draught gelding, good plough horse, very activej good m. all sorts of harness, m excellent condition. apply to G. A. WHITE, West Oxford. WANTED. WANTED, a smart boy about IG ! T years, to milk. One accustomed to horfes preferred. Generally useful, j F. CROWE, The Warren, East Oxford, j TENDERS. TENDERS are invited for the erection of a W.B, Cottage for Mr H. Inch. Specifications can be seen at Mr H. Inch's Sen. up to G. p.m. on March 25th. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. NOTICE. POISON will be laid on sectious 1777 and 1005 on and after this date, March 19th. 1897. H. YOUNGMAN West Oxford. FOR SALE BY JLTJOTIOIsr 320 ACRES OF WELL GRASSED BUSH LAND, JOHN INGRAM has been favoured with instructions from R. Meredith, Esq. M.H.R. to dispose of his valuable property, situated at View Hill, comprising 320 acres of rich bush land. : which is all sown with cocksfoot and clover seeds. The property is well fenced with heart posts ; is well watered, having never* failing streams running through it. The soil being very rich and warm makes it a splendid grazing farm and specially suitable for sheep breeding. This property will be offered at the close of the sale of sheep on THURSDAY March 25th. JOHN INGRAM Auctioneer.