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LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. [will be classified in our next.] EDWARD DUNLOP & CO., PAPER MERCHANTS, Wholesale and Export Stationers, Printers' Brokers, Importers of Letterpress and Litho, Machines, Ink, English and American Type, and 1 Printiag Materials of all kinds. Goods supplied in bond for export or island trade. Indents executed direct from London to any port in the Colonies. 102 PITT STREET, SYDNEY, N.S.W., AND 11 Mansion-housh Chambers, Queen Victoria street, London. Represented by Mr FREDK. F. STEPHENSON, City Hotel, Princes street, Dunedin. ON SALE, with immediate possession.— Large, commodious, and centrally situated Boarding-house ; 11 boarders at present time, with room for two more ; furniture almost new. Sole reason for selling : Proprietress leaving the Colony on account of ill-health. Price for everything— goodwill, furniture, and every requisite— £22o. Terms cash.— For particulars apply to M'Kenzie, house, land, and estate agent, Arcade. i^HINIQUY LECTURES. Chiniquy \J Lectures. Chiniquy 's Lecture. New Edition, just published. One shilling, post free. Stamps as cash.— C. Mathews, 137 Princes street south, Dunedin. PERSONAL^ IF this should meet the eye of Sir WALTER L— N— G, M. H. will answer you at once. OLIVER M'SPARRON, formerly of Herbert or Otepopo, Ofcago, is earnestly asked by bis Parents to return home soon, ss they are quite alone and infirm, and j his brother being an invalid for two years past, cannot assist them. Write them in any case, and give present address. 6f DAVID PARKIN, of Netherton, Hudderafield, England, late of Barugo Station, New South Wales (about 1870), write at once to your Nephew, GEOEGE RADCLIFFE, j Hay, New South Wales. Very important news from Home. Information thankfully received. 7f WANTED. WANTED, situation by a lady thoroughly experienced in housekeeping, and capable of taking entire charge of children. Address F., the Manse, Waihola. TO FARMERS. A YOUNG MAN wishes to reside on a farm for a few months, with a view to gaining an insight into farming, especially breaking up unimproved land. Advertiser is willing to work and make himself generally useful. Address, stating board required, &c, F. E. W., Witness Office. AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, sth MARCH, At 1 o'olock. DONALD REID & 00. have received instructions from Mr Wm. Todd, to sell by auction, at his farm, Roseneath, Anderson's Bay, on Friday, the sth prox., at 1 o'clock, £ prime dairy cows, in full milk 2 » »» >» just at calving \ pure shorthorn bull 1 pure Ayrshire heifer | spring cart, horse, and harno3S J riding pony, saddle and bridle Ploughs, harrows, and harness 2 stacks splendid oaten hay (16 tons) Dairy utensils, household furniture, and sundries too numerous to particularise. The dairy stock is really first-rate, and ! the whole for positive sale. IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS ?AND OTHERS SEEKING INVESTMENTS IN FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD PROPERTY. DONALD REID and 00. are instructed by the Executors of the late W. A., Tolmie, Esq., to offer for private sale, Those valuable freehold properties known respectively as the Waipahi and the Wairuna Estates. THE WAIPAHI ESTATE Comprises 20,824 acres of freehold land of a rich deep loam, 10,000 aores of which is level farming land, and the remainder is superior undulating pasture land. The whole is well grassed and watered throughout. This very desirable property has a beautiful situation. It adjoins the Main South j Railway, and the Waipahi Station, where six trains stop daily, is within \\ mile of the estate. THE WAIRUNA ESTATE Comprises 12,081 acres of superior agricultural and grazing land, all substantially fenced and divided into paddocks. It is within two miles of the Main South Railway, and within five miles of the Clinton Station. Termß very liberal. For further particulars apply to * DONALD REID Si 00, ,