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Otago Witness, Issue 1506, 25 September 1880, Page 16

WANTED. TIT ANT Eu situation by a Mine Engineer » of 20 years' experience, to take charge of Machinery or Drive, and keep in order Steam Engine. — Address, Steam, Post office, Lawrence. WANTED KNOWN.— Opened out and oa Sale tho Celebrated Kelso Fishing Tackle. W. Bremer, Ironmonger, George street. «f ANTED KNOWN.— Great Reduction n Proa. — Dr*ia Pip 93 of all descriptions Flowe r Pots, Vases, Chimney Tops, Butter Crocks, Flooring Tiles, Bricks, &o. Lambert's North East Valley Pottery Works. PERSONAL, JAME^ MORRISON, Carpenter, native of Glasgow, who came out from London to Ly ttelton in the ship " Victoria " in 1862, last heard of at Kenerie junction, West Coast. Important news from home ; any information of J. M. will he thankfully received. Alexander Young, Pleasant Valley, PaJmerston, Otago. 25a HEIRS WANTED. |"F ALEXANDER SHARP or his WIFE, JL who emigrated from Aberdeen, Scotland, to Canterbury 15 or 16 years ago, or any of their Family, would communicate with the Rev. P. R. Monro, Rangiora, or James Bkyce, advocate, 24 Adelphi, Aberdeen, Scotland, they would hear of something to their advantage. 18s IF WM. H. SMITH, who haa been about . two and a half years in this Colony, Wl ll communicate his address to Messrs W. *nd G. Turnbttll & Co., Dunedin, they will hand him a Letter waiting his personal application. TF ALFRED RHODES, formerly of BradJL ford, Yorkshire, who emigrated to Australia about the year 1850, and was last heard of at Adelaide, South Australia, (or his wife or children If he be dead), will apply to the undersigned, he will hear of something to his advantage. A Reward will be given for reliable information as to whether Mr Rhodts is living or dead. Lancaster and Wright, Solicitors, Bradford, Yorkshire, England. 5a WANTED the Two men who worked a claim on the Molyneux, 2J miles oelow Hartley and HeUley's JBeaob, in August, 1862, to communicate with Digger, General Post Office, Dunedin, when they will hear of something to their advantage. AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. RW. CAPSTICK & CO. • (at the request of several settlers in the Peninsula and Portobelle districts) will hold an auction sale at Mr Wells' Hlghcliff Hotel, on Tuesday, 2sth September, at 12 o'clock. N.B.— lntending settlers are requested te forward partioulars at once, so as to notify same by advertisement. 18j Terms at sale. FRIDAY, Ist OCTOBER, At 12 o'clock. WAITATI (Blueakin). SAMSON AND M'DONALD will hold their monthly cattle sale on the above date. Parties wishing to enter stock for this sale should communicate at once* SAMSON & M'DONALD, Auctioneers, 160 George street. THURBDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY. MAUNGATUA DISTRICT. For Absolute Sale. BASTINGS.~EAKY, & GO. have received instructions from Mr | W. Shaw to sell by auction, at their Rooms, as above, the following properties ;—; — Lot. Section. Block. District, Containing. 1 8 XV Haungatua 188 3 23 2 34 XV Do. 59 0 0 3 31 and 33 II De. 226 0 3 4 10f22 II Do. } 2of 28 1223 3 8 and 26 II Do. j 1 o! 28^ \ 2o!loh " Do ' >327 1 2 and 32) ) Note. —Lot 4 adjoins the township of Berwick, which is four miles from the Henley railway station, and is a compact farm of 550 acres, 300 acres of which is flat land, free from flood, and for richness of soil cannot be surpassed in New Zealand ; the other 250 aores consist of undulating ridges, the soil being good, and all plougbable. For dairy and agricultural purposes this farm cannot be excelled. The improvements consist of four roomed house, six-stall stable, ' outhouses, &c. The whole is fenced, and subdivided into 10 paddocks; 150 aores down in English grass, and 100 broken up. For positive Bale, and upon favourable terms. For further particulars apply to BATHGATE & BUCHANAN, Solicitors, Dunedin ; Oiio ISs BA3TINOS, LEARY, & CO