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Otago Witness, Issue 1374, 30 March 1878, Page 13

FOR SALE.

CHEAP DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS. A FEW of these, made by the Messrs Murray and Co., of Banff, for Sale, at prices ranging from £14 to £17. NIMMO & BLAIR, ' Princes street South. ■TyE HAVE FOR* SALE, ON HAND And to Arrive — Sheep Nets, 40 to 50 yards long Corn Sacks— full weight— Calcutta's 400-gal. Iron Tanks and 200-gal. Water Butts Rook Salt Fencing Wires Clovers — We have a shipment of sores, just to hand, fresh and good Turnip Seeds, both Colonial grown and imported Rape Seed to arrive, also Cocksfoot and Rye-grass Seeds A shipment of Mitchell's .Grain and Grass Seed Sowing Machines (with the latest improvements) adapted for sowing turnip seed broadcast at from 6 to 12 6z. per acre. These machines soon recoup the cost, through the saving of seed. We aro Agents for Nicholson's Reapers, and have on hand a variety of Extras. We have still a few Extras for Pirie's 81-roghs. ' .- - **' Double-furrow Ploughs by Murray and Co., of Banff — we have a few of these for Sale, cheap. Barn Fanners Potatoe Digging Machine, &c., &c. NIMMO' ~&~ BLAIR, FORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Princes street South, Dunedin. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. STEAM SAW AND~PLANING MILLS, In conjunction with FLOUR AND OATMEAL MILLS, In the Township of Balclutha. AN opportunity such as rarely occurs is now presented of securing an Established Business — a Business which' has been worked at a profit, and which is capable of being very greatly extended. The Engine is 20 h.p., and the Milk being dituate so near Kaitangata, can be supplied with very cheap fuel. The PLANT consists of two Benches, with Saws and Belts complete. ' ■ The PLANING MACHINE is Colonial made, and works very satisfactorily, while an unlimited supply of splendid Birch can be rafted to within 200 yards of the Mills. There is also a Winch for lifting Logs on to Tramway, with Bullock Teams, Boats, and Rafting Gear, Huts, &c. The MARKET is every day extending, including as it does Balclutha, Lawrence, Waitahuna, and their vicinities, while the Railway Extension southwards from Balclutha, which is shortly to be opened, will very much promote settlement, and' increase the consumption. In fact, out of Dunedin no better site and market for an EXTENSIVE MANUFACTORY of this nature is to be found. The FLOUR MILL is three-storeyed, with Three Pairs of Stones; can turn out Four Tons of Flour daily ; has KILN of. BRICK, with all necessary apparatus, and everything in good order. A BAKERY, now let to a good tenant, goes with the MILL and BUSINESS. Excellent and unlimited supplies of Wheat and Oats are grown, in the District,, and the value of the property must necessarily increase. One acre, or more of freehold can be arranged for. Satisfactory reasons eari be given for disposing of the Business. Further information can be obtained on application to NIMMO & BLAIR, Princes street South, ' fk Dunedin. NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND STUD BOOK. OWNERS and breeders of thoroughbred stock a;e requested to furnish particulars of foals, &c., to the undersigned without delay, to ensure their insertion in the book about being published. Prices of work— to subscribers, £1 Is ; to non-sub^ scribers, £1 10s. G. ELLIOTT, Blenheim. TQ BE LET, a Large ROOM, beneath Temple Chambers.— Apply at National Bank. "YJ7\ . J • HALL, AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. HE SCOTTISH AND NEW ZEALAND INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital, j£500,000. The above Company is prepared to make advances to farmers and others on freehold or leasehold properties, at the lowest current rates of interest, and to arrange for repay« ments by instalments if desired. Forms and particulars may be obtained at the Company's head office, Esk street, Invercargill, or by application to the undersigned. REID and DUNCANS, Agents, Dunedin,