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Otago Witness, Issue 659, 16 July 1864, Page 23

For Sale. VALUABLE ESTATES FOR SALE MATAONGAONGA, 1,800 Acres, and Ikanioana, 700, 3i miles frontage to the Wanfiranui River, with tuo excellent Dwelling Houses; Four Cottapes, Water Mill, and other Improvements, plenty of Pasture, Wood, and Water two milts from the town. For full particulars direct to H. CHUkTON, ESQ.: Or to ' MESSRS. GTfDGEON & CO., Wanganui. FOR SALE, a Small Farm, part of which is heavily timbered, convenient to a shipping uliiftp, with plenty of water, aud a good run for fattle. For particulars apply at the office of this paper. RAVicj FOR ,-ALE. '-{ A A FIRST-CLASH YOUNG RAMS, , y , lj ' v ""Ported Saxony Rams, from the celebrated flocks of Herr fcteiger, out of picked Ewes bred by John Bell, Esq., Warrambeen. Victoria. The above have been carefully culled. E. A. & R. JULIUS, Or, M. R. MILLER, Oamaru. Rugged Ridgos, Waiaki. ALBERT'S CAP. FOR SALE, with surrounding Lands, 230 AUkES rich agricultural L.nd. Apply to GILLIES k STREET, Land and Estate A ents and Auet.oneers. FOR SALE.— Several Valuable Freehold and Municipal Properties in aud near Dunedin. Apply to Messrs Murray, Kcrr and Co., Mac-lnsrsran-strcrt; or to Malcolm Tomison, office Princes-street, corner of High-street. Dunedin, 23rd June, 18(33. FOR SALE. milE DOME PASS~ACCOMMODATION JL HOUSE, Commonly known as the "JOLLY WAGGONER S," At the Junction of the Dunedin, Invcrcargill, and Kiverton Roads, ■TO THE WAKATIP, Twenty-five, miles from the Lake. Together with thirty acres of paddock, fenced n with ponN and rails, ;m ,l cropped with oats inn potatoes, fee. Jcc. Blnek-innh's forge, with till suick uft-joK iron, li<use sinus, ,<ce.,&c'.; house urni'iire, and st<>ck complete for the carryin" on •i a gixiil bhsines.,. [ Appuc it iun for further particulars to be n<ade ■ >v iluj premisesj to the puiurietoi->. BRACKEN, CRAWLFA' & GROVE <. ~HoteU~ 4 LIIAM BR A HOTEL, I Corner of aI lclasjg.m and Ci.n-k-Strcet-'. Fhv.i--Cl.i-s AecJiiriDhtimi for Bo.udcrS. bi:,t s\ in.-s, Hpint-., and Beer?. Go id Stalling. Tkhms MdjjKK.vrr.. GODI-REY JACOBS. QCCID ENT A L HOTEL, LATE MELBOURNE CLUB HOTEL, CORNLR MANSE AND ll Hill STREETS, riENKY J. WALTER, Pnoi'KlETOtt. M II E OLD ID EXT IT V HOTEL, | Hign-strect, Duuedin, O. & J. WfLLIAMriON, rKoraiKtona, (Late of the Clyde Hotel, Ballaarat Road.) j Respectfully beg to inform the public generally and their numerous friends from Victoria, that they have opened and renovated the above, one of the oldest hotels in the colony, attached to which is a first-el;iss Restaurant, where meals may be obtained at all hoars. The Wines, Beer, and Spirits, are selected core* fully, and may be depended upon as first-class* pLARKE'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL. If you wish to feel at Home in a New Country, ga to CLARKE'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL (Next to Clarke's China and Glass Warehouse), - George-street, Duxedin. No Intoxicating Liquors allowed on the Premises. FOUNDRY HOTEL Great Kinq-Stbekt, Near the Exhibition. FREDERIC CHAMPNESS, P.oprletoi^