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LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. WILL BE CLASSIFIED IN OUR NEXT. WANTED, a Situation as Overseer or Shepherd on a Sheep Station. Good references. — Address "J.E.C." care of Mr Peter Dunbar, Waifcaki South, Otago. WANTED, a Sewing MistreßS for Sandymount School. Applications with testimonials to be lodged on or before February 20th, 1879. WILLIAM DICK, Clerk Sandymount School Committee. ANTED 50 Navvies for the Rakaia and Ashburton Forkß Railway ; constant employment. Highest wages given to good hands, — Apply to John Julius Parker, Labour and Estate Agent, Manchester street South, Christchurch. A THOROUGHLY Experienced Governess desires Situation in private family. Can teach English, German, French, Latin, Italian, Singing, Mueic. First- class references. — Address, "Teacher," Times Office. SEVERAL Good Properties to Let or Sell. Neighbourhood of Ravensbourne Station. — Apply M. Robertshaw, near the Schoolhouse. FOR SALE.— I6OO Acres, more or less, of Agricultural Land at Outram, West Taieri, within five minutes' walk of Railway Station. This desirable property lies within a ring fence. 800 acres are ploughed and ready for cropping, and 100 acres are laid down in grass and subdivided into paddocks. For particulars, apply to Mr James Fulton, at Outram ; or at the Office of the undersigned, Crawford street, Dunedin. FRANCIS FULTON. IF this shonld meet the eye of JOHN JOHNSTONE, native of Scotland, who left home in 1874, please communicate with James Kelly, PosS, Appleby, Invercargill, unfortunate news from your brother awaits you. 8f TO BREWERS. WANTED, by a Young Man lately arrived in the Colony, a situation as Brewer, or Brewer and Manager. He is the son of a successful English brewer, and has himself experienced eight years as a practical brewer at Burton-on-Trent and elsewhere. Possesses excellent testimonials, copies of which he will forward on application. Is steady, and fond of his business, besides enjoying an extensive connection with the brewing interests in England. Advertiser is desirous of meeting with a principal who will appreciate genuine effort in the promotion of his interests.— Address, stating size of plant, and fall particulars, to "A.K.," Cypress Villa, Symonds street, Auckland. ESTATE of WILLIAM ALFRED YOUNG, OF SHAG VALLEY; MILLER. rpENDERS will be received by Messrs 1 Reid & Duncans, up to WEDNESDAY, the 26th February, 1879, for the Purchase of the Shag Valley Water-power Flour and Oatmeal Mills, together with about 110 acres of first-class agricultural Land, with Dwelling-house, Outhouses, Stables, &c, adjoining the rising Township of Palmerston. The Mill, which is most faithfully built and in first-class working order, is fitted with two pairs flour stones and silk dresser, two pair oatmeal stones and kiln, and every requisite for economically carrying on a large and profitable business. It is situated in the centre of a splendid wheat-growing district, while the Oamaru-Dunedin railway skirts the property on one side, and the Shag "Valley line will pass almost close to the Mill on the other side. Full particulars will be seen at the Mill, or with REID & DUNCANS, Estate Agents, 8f Princes street, Dunedin. WAIPA PLAINS, WAIKATO. FOR SALE, the Interest in 200 acres Freehold and 350 ' Leasehold, close to Township of Whatawhata ; 450 acres laid down with the best English grasses. Fenced with the best material, judiciously subdivided, and beautifully situated. Frontage to Waipa Eiver and Main Roads to Alexandra, Hamilton (6 miles), and Ngaruawahia (8 miles). Good five-roomed Cottage, Garden, Orchard, and Shrubbery. Farmyard, comprising stabling, sheds. The quality and position of the property needs no comment, and is second to none in the Waikato for pastoral and agricultural purposes. Intending purchasers should not loiter on the way. The owner is homeward bound, and will not stay. For further particulars, apply to T. V. FITZPATRICK, Land Agent, 8f Ngaruawahia. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. TT IS HEREBY PUBLICLY NOTIFIED X that the Election of Three Persons to the Board of the Education District of Otago will be made on the 13th March next. The School Committee of each district is requested to forward to me, not later than the last clay of February instant, the" names of the persons (not being more than three) elected by the Committee from the following list of persons who have been nominated. Cargill, Edward Bowes, Dunedin. Fraer, Michael, Lawrence. Gillies, Robert, Dunedin. Green, James, Blueskin. Strode, Alfred Chetham, Dunedin. Ramsay, Keith, Dunedin. Ihoseby, Rev. Thos. L , Dunedin. P. G. PRYDE, Secretary Education Board. Education Office, Duuedin, Jat February, 1879.