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Government Notifications T AND UNDER DEFERRED PAYMENT. JL — OPEN for APPLICATION at the Crown Lands Office, Dunedin, or at any Land O«Hce in the Otngo Land District, On THURSDAY, 13th UA.V liiii. Section. Block. District. 'Area. Price. I .Acres. *. !•> XI I Benger I 31 1 j ?•<> 2 If I Fraser :\'O :',•> lit X>ll Moeraki Wo -'SO <; I Tiger Kill ' ■!.> tfO 7 I „ ,io I • I Hi jjH V Bastings ,10 W °fi XXIII East Gore ' h '<) 7 XXV „ I 11 I}■ M> 2o „ „ | 11 ' ■ » '• | »__ j U J_ Notk. — The bections in Uenger and l'Yasev dls(,rie(,3 fire reopened. The sections in Hastings are giouped. The upset price of sections In East Gore have been reduced. J. P. MAITLAND, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Oflice, Dunedin, 13Mi April 18Sti. 14ap Late Advertisements. FOR SALE, a First-class BUTCHERY and BAKERY BUSINESS on the Bannoc-k-burn Goldfields. Both Branches of the Business are doing an extensive trade. All particulars as to trade done, &c. will be given on application to HORN and ANDERSON, Quartzville. April 20, 1886^ 30ap I»ortol»ello Incensing District. THE ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING for the Portobello Licensing District will be held at the Road Board Office, Portobello, at, noon on SATURDAY, the sth day of June 1886, bo Hear and Determine APPLICATIONS for Licenses, Transfers, or Reuewals, under the provisions of " The Licensing Act 1881." All Notices of Application must be lodged (in duplicate) with the Clerk of the Licensing Court twenty-one days at least before the said Meeting. W. R. LATHAM, Clerk to Licensing Committee. Portobello, April 27. 30ap ~ NOTICE. ON and after the Ist of MAY 1886 the Mail COACH will leave Outram for RtrathTaieri on SATURDAYS at 8 a.m. instead of 11.30 a.m. as before. J. CHRISTIE. 30ap Proprietor. EDlCAL.— Consult Mrs LOUISA HAWKINS, Herbalist, 140 George street, Dunedin. See Advertisement in Otago Daily Times. 30ap Oenledi Estate ('osk&eKtiuy. liimitetril (In Liquidation). TO LET, for Grazing Purposes, for a term of THREE YEARS, The well-known property in Akatoiv district known as THE GLENLEDI ESTATE, comprising 7600 acres of tii-.-t-cla-';-. Pastoral Land ; all fenced, and subdivided into 26 paddocks. About 2.500 acres are in English grasses, 700 acres are broken up ready for grass or turnips, and part of the remainder has been surface-sown. The Property is distant from Milton about eight miles, is good sound country, and capable of carrying about 5000 or 6000 sheep. If desired, the Property would be Let in One, Two, or Three Lots. For further particulars apply to the Liquidators, R. H. LEARY, Bond street ; Au.l WALTER HISLOP, • (Perpetual Trustee* Company), Rattray street ; Or to Mr F. WAYNE, lmy Milton. TpiAMILIES visiting Dunedin will find JC Superior Accommodation at St. Clair. — For address, apply WILKINSON and PETTITT. 24ap ' TT7IOR SALE, a First-class Millinery Businehtf, JJ? established for 14 years, and at present doing a large and profitable cash trade. Intending purchasers will receive all information from MISS BROWNLIE, Princes street, Dunedin. 24ap THE REV. THOS. TONKINSON will shortly have Vacancies for Two Little Boys as Boarders in his family. HOME COMFORTS. Early application invited. Hillside, Dunedin. April 17, 1886. 24ap Kuriwao Estate, Near Clinton, Containing about 7000 apre& of Freehold land, together with homestead, woolshed, &c. A considerable portion of tfce Estate consists of English grass pa,tldo,cks. The stock can be taken at valuation. For particulars apply to j DONALD STRONACH, N.Z. Loan and . Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd.), 20f Punedjn. Wolfe's Schnapps Jwib ahn'ost been a household word in the mouths ot the thousands who hav.e heen restored or relieved by its use, and i|b is certainly proverbial tor the wonderful cures it has consummated, since its introduction.