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Auctions. ' '. 1 '■ I SATURDAY, 22n^ AUGUST, , , At 2 o'clock. Val-jable Farm ot &&i Acres, Adjoining Bayswater. , (In the Insolvent Estate of ,William Murray). fc'tf'ARDELL, AND CO. iYi have recsiyed instructions from R. Macleod, Esq., Deputy Assignee, to sell by auction at the Prince of Wales Hotel, on the above date — t That valuable freehold farm of 337 acres , ■ (more or less) immediately adjoining the far-famed Bayewater Estate, and to which in depth'arid richness of soil J it is quite equal. ' This grand property is fenced and subdivided into a number of paddocks — about 30 acres are in English grass, 70 acres were in turnips (lately fed off), and the remainder in stu,bble, chiefly first and second crop ; the whole of the land is in splendid heart. The property is situated within about 6 miles of the Otautau railway-station, and is approached by a good road. The buildings comprise very comfortable dwelling of five rooms, large stable and barn, "all nearly new. i I — — — The property wiSl be sold subject to a mortgage of £2000ibearing interest at % per cent, and therefore affords a rare opportunity for any one requiring a first-class property on exceptionally easy term. M'ARDELL and CO., 15au ' ' Auctioneers. Public Notices. ' Marion's Amateur Photography. "PHOTOGRAPHIC Negative and Printing Sets, - JL everything complete, for practising Photography, with Precise Instructions how to do it. — The Nonpareil Negative and Printing Set (for Boys and Girls). £2 2s6d; The Student's Negative and Printings Set (for plates 5 x 4), £3 15s ; Tho Oxford Negative and Printing Set (for plates 6£ x 4 1), £6 10s ; The University Negative and Printing Set (for plates BJx6£), £12; The Engineer' 6, for Builders, Engineers, &c. (for plates 32x10), £26; Marion's Superior, the best Lens and Camera (for plates 6j x 4f ), £23 ; Marion's Superior, the best Lens and Camera (for plates 8| x (s£), £32 ss; Marion's Practical Guide, new edition, post free, 3s lOd. — MAEION and CO., 22 and 23 Soho square. London, England. 29au * I HAVE ON SALE, Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Clovers, Seed Wheat, Oats, and Barley. J J. H. KILGOUR, 29au 10 Manse street, Dunedin. Vk/ ANTED to SELL, a Quantity of V v Five-year Hollies (three times transplanted) —25s per 100, £10 per 1000 Two-year Quicks— los per 1000 Select Fruit and Forest Trees lot of Californian Piceas, 2ft and 3ft Fine lot of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. Inspection invited. WILLIAM MARTIN & SON, Fairiield, near Dunedin. 15au ~CI OR SALE, Three-quarter Size BILLIARD TABLE, with appliances. Suitable for up-country hotel or private house] For full particulars apply to JAMES A. PARK and CO., 22au • Auctioneers, Dunedin. M*' riitto JS>owflßS JLs«iu2 Sale. '£ HIS Sale advertised to take place on the J 21sVinst. has been POSTPONED in the meantime. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ?AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (LIMITED). DONALD STRONACH, Sau ■ . Manager. To Jfiereford Stud JBreeders. 5 \f E have been requested by a number of t?' Breeders of Hereford Cattle to convene a General Meeting of Owners in Sydney during bhe forthcoming show (first week in September) to consider "the desirability of publishing an " Australian Hereford Herd Book,' 7 to comprise all the studs of the Australian Colonies and New Zealand. Date and place of meeting in a future issue. F. REYNOLDS, Xocal ; • A. J. M'CONNELL, Brisbane ; R. WYNDHAM, Leconsfield. Sydney, 22nd July 1885. . - Sau FIN.DLAY & COMPANY (LIMITED), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBER AND IRON MERCHANTS, Cumberland, Stuart, and Castle streets. DUNEDIN. STEAM SAW, TONGUE, and GROOVING MILLS. SASH, DOOR, and TURNERY MANUFACTORY. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY Of every description. Illustrated Catalogues on application. Stoeejft* Mwirdiesi. 1000 HURDLES IN' STOCK (6ft and 7ft long,' 5 rails), Man ured from picked Tasmanian, Timber