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Otago Witness, Issue 1418, 25 January 1879, Page 15

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ~ [WILIi~BE~OLASSIgIED IN OUR NEXT.] A GENTLEMAN vis'ting New Zealand J\. oa account of health seeks an appointment on a station up country. Is a thorough accountant, and would endeavour to make himself useful. Salary not so much an object as country air and quiet life. Can give good introduction. — Address G.F.J., Witness Office. BY PRIVATE TREATY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUSH, Property of 560 Acres. RW. CAPSTICK # has been favoured with instructions from the Executors under the will of the late Thomas Lewis, to sell by Private Treaty— Kftf) Acres of Freehold Land (within 6 miles of Railway Station, Milton) about 430 acres heavily timbered, which bas never been touched, together with 12 h. p. Engine and yawmill Plant complete, &c, &o. R. W. Capstick will give full particulars on application to him ; also, he invites parties to inspect same, as the Property will be Sold a Bargain to wind up the Estate. WAIKATO LANDS. FOR SALE, in the fast-rising District of Tuhikaramea, 600 Acies Good Level Land, part old native settlement, 1£ miles frontage to Waipa River. There is a cottage and other small improvements on^ the property. 250 adioining can bo had if desired. Fortnightly Cattle Sales at Ohaupo Railway Station (five mile 3 distant), and Quarterly Sales at Whatawhafca (three miles distant). Steamers ply regularly from Railway Wharf, Ngaruawahia. Post Office and school close to property. Terms easy. For further particulars, apply to T. V. FITZPATRICK, Land Agent, Ngaruawahia, Waikato. WAIKATO LANDS. FOR LEASE OR PURCHASE. — Improved Farm of 757 acres, half-way between Ngaruawahia and Hamilton, sub divided into 13 paddocks, in grass and crop 3, part good live fences, part wire. Large outbuildings and yard, farm dwelling, orchard, and garden. Three miles frontage to Waikato river and great South Road. Railway Station opposite centre of farm. Steamers ply regularly from Ngaruawahia School, on the property. 500 acres adjoining can be had if desired. For farther particulars, apoly to T. V. FITZPATRICK, Land Agent, Waikato. TO FARMERS. MARSH HARVESTER AND BINDER. r FHE NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE I COMPANY (LIMITED) ] has accepted the AGENCY FOR OTAGO of the Marsh Harvester and binder. It is claimed for this Machine, that while it is the simplest in construction, it is also the most effective in the field. In the following respects it possesses marked advantages over any other Machine which has been introduced into these Colonies :—: — It is less liable to get out of repair. It breaks wire less frequently, aud if it breaks will thread its own needle without stopping. It binds its bundles tighter, thus using less wire. It is as strong as any other Machine, and yet weighs several hundred pounds less, and draws one horse easier. Recent trials at Rangiora have thoroughly proved its suitability for New Zealand. — Vide Ohristchm eh Press, 2nd January. Farmers are requested to examine this Machine before purchasing elsewhere. A public trial will take place, of which due notice will be given. THE NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE COMPANY (Limited), Late OLIVER AND ULPH, Wholesale Irohmongers, DUNEDIN, Agents for Otago. Alto Agents for tho " Hollingsworth" Horse Rake, which took first and second prizes at the last Exhibition of the Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association. 25ja PUBLIC NOTICES. APPEAL. | HP HE Roman Catholics of Macraes, finding J. that through their increased numbers a Chapel is much waiated, they therefore consulted their Bishop on the advisability of undertaking its erection, and having obtained his consent they at once set to work. But for so heavy an undertaking their means and population are not at all equal to the burden. They are therefore obliged to solicit Subscriptions from the well-disposed who may be willing to assist in the good work, and any of tho undermentioned members of Committee who may receive Subscriptions will gladly and promptly acknowledge same in tho columns of ilio Witness, Tablet, and Palmcrston and Waikouaiti Times. Committee : James Hartstonge, senior Patrick Plielin Lawrence Flynn John Sheehy Daniel Ilanlon Thomas Gallagher Denis Hurley Kerin Claffey Thomas Leahy. Hja TO ADVERTISERS. Alterations or withdrawals of advertisements appearing in the Otaoo Witness, to insure attention in the ensuing 7iumber, phould be sent iv to llie oilice not later than Mouday afternoon, i