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Otago Witness, Issue 1555, 27 August 1881, Page 16

PUBLIC NOTICES. DEEP DELL ROAD BOARD. TENDERS will be reoeived up to 7.30 p.m. on Saturday, 27th August, for SUPPLY of 400 oubio yards BLUE AND GREY STONE METAL, to be tendered for , in two lots of 200 yards. The lowest or any tender not neoessarily accepted. A deposit of 5 per cent, must aooompany each tender. Specifications may be seen with the under* signed. ROBERT ADAM, Clerk to Board. PARIHAKA BLOOK. Grown Lands Offioe, Patea, sth August, 1881. FURTHER SALE OF RURAL, SUBURBAN, AND VILLAGE SETTLEMENT LANDS for Cash, at Public Auotlon, and on Deferred-Pay-ments on application. . CAPE AND OPUNAKE SURVEY DISTRICTS, And VILLAGE SETTLEMENT OF RAHOTU. Further Seotions of Land in the above Districts will be open for application on MONDAY, sth September, at Patea, Hawera, and New Plymouth ; and on sale, by public auotion, at New Plymouth, oa THURSDAY, the Bth September. >^ Contested applications for any of the Deferred-Payment Seotions will also be deoided on the Bth September at New Plymouth. Full particulars may be obtained and Plan! lnspeoted at any Land offioe in the Colony. C. A. WRAY, i 20au Commissioner of Grown Lands. BRAGG'S VEGETABLE CHARCOAL. THE number of instances of marvellous benefit derived from the steady, persevering use of pure charcoal would be too numerous to mention. Liver Complaints, Jaundioe (from long resldenoe in hoi olimates), Removal of Stomach and Intestinal Worms in Children and Adults, Indigestion, Flatulence, and by its aotion in absorbing all kinds of impure gases and impurities in the . stomach and bowels, is the best proteotor against all kinds of fevers. Used in all the London hospitals. In bottles, 2s, 4s, and 6s. Also, BRAGG'S VEGETABLE LOZENGES. Highly recommended by the medioal profession. Two or three to be taken after each meal for adulta, and for ohildren one or two. In tins, Is l£d ;or six for 6s 6d. Sold by all ohemists throughout the Colonies. Wholesale Depot, 14 Wig* more street, London. 20m SPRING SOWING. COLONIAL- GROWN SEEDS V/ FOR SALE. 12,000 bushels Perennial Ryegrass, grown at Southland, Palmerston, Otepopo, Taipo, Maerewhenua, Waiho, and Geraldine. 35 tons best Akaroa Cocksfoot 10 „ Timothy, grown at Southland and Taieri 10 „ Rape, grown at Waiho and Longbeaoh. The ryegrasß has all been twice through Dur grass-cleaning machine, and is perfectly dear of weeds. The Taipo seed weighs 261b to the bushel ; the Maerewhenua, 251b ; the Waiho, 271b. Nod© of the seeds in stock weigh less than 201b. The Cocksfoot was specially seleoted for us at Akaron by our agent there, Mr Daly, and 1b very good and clean. CLOVERS, GRASSES. To arrive Ex Araby Maid, Lyttelton, Pizarro, and Peter Stuart, Red, White, Alsyke, and Oowgrass Clovers. Timothy, Rape, Lucerne, Trefoil, Crested Dogstall, Lawn Grass, 2000 bushels Italian Ryegrass ; also a large stock of Garden Seeds. These seeds are all of the best quality. Ex Lyttelton, 500 bushels Paoe's Evergreen Perennial Rye. 500 bushels English and Italian Eyegrass, Imported speoially for seed. Samples and prioes on application. OONNELL & CLOWES, 2jy Seed Merchants, Oamaru. A Kf\f\ ACRES Slopedown District, six Tlt/UU miles from Railway ; about three-fourthß agricultural land of good quality, the balanoe first-olass grazing oountry. % CARSWELL, WHITE, & CO., Inveroargill ; GRASS SEEDS. WE are Cash Buyers of Perennial and Italian Rye-grass» Cooksfoot, Timothy. Prairie Grass, and Rape, and delivered aft; our Stores, Oamaru. v CONNELL & CLOWES. Oamaru, 22nd January, 1881. 29ja ANKS, BARRON, & CO., deliver— CARRIAGE PAID-at and Railway Station in Otago, all Orders for Wines and Spirits in quantities not leas than one dozen or two gallons. PORT WINE for Invalids— 6oa per doz. MADEIRA, fine old, 50s „ INVERNETTIE WHISKY very old, full strength 54s „ B. B. & Co.'b Well-known Blend ... ... 45s „ Just received a shipment of the famous Edina " blend of fine old HIGHLAND WHISKIES. Prioea in bond, 8s 6d per gallon. Battray street, Dunedin. The Siberian plague has appeared in the environs of St, Petersburg, and is .proving very fetal to cattle and horses. The plague also attscts human boinß3. Another terrible disease, presenting plague symptoms, has appeared HmougHC iht> Russian peasants, the prinoipal characteristics being bleeding at the nose and the appearance of black spots, on the body*