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Late Advertisements, SKENE'S LABOUR AND ESTATE AGENCY DUNEDIN, ALWAYS TO THE FRONT. Enquirers please tend stamps for reply. WANTED, FOWLS, DUCKS, in large or Email numbers ; can either be sent alive in crates, or preferably dead (plucked and dressed) in boxes. Buyers of Deer, Ducks, and Game of every description. — Irvine and Stevenson, St. George Works, Dunedin. 16,-ip LEASE OF BRIDGE HOTEL, •s KAITANGATA. TENDERS will be received by the Undersigned up to the 20 h MAY for a Lease of the abovenamed Hot-el for a term of 5 years from 19th November, 189". 'Ihis Property is admitledlv one of the bestpaying Hotels in Otago. The Buildings are new, and occupy one of the finest bites in the flourishing town of Kaitangata. For terms and conditions apply to F. FUELL, Bap Town Clerk's Office, Kaitangata. VIiHE DUNEDIN FREE KINDERGARTEN 1_ " ASSOCIATION'S RECORD REIGN FESTIVAL Will be held in the GARRISON HALL, 22nd to 26th JUNE NEXT. The Principal Amusements will be :— ROYAL BRITISH PAGEANT. THREE NATIONAL TABLEAUX. TRIUMPHAL ENTRY OF THE QUEEN Into her capital 60 years a#o. COURr MINUET Danced by Eight Maids of Honour and Eight Noble Gentlemen. GRAND IMPERIAL MARCH, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, India, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. GRAND VALSE DANSANTE By 50 Children. TABLEAUX VIVANTS, A Study of Colour Gavotte. Musical arrangements under the direction of Mr ROBERTSHAW. EIGHTY LADIES WILL TAKE PART IN THE PERFORMANCE. Exhibition of the Kindergarten System daily. Tickets of Admission One Shilling. Each ticket entitles the holder to one chance in the GRAND ART UNLON. A large number of Prizes will be given for various works. The Committpe invite competition. List of prizes offered will be found on the back of the art union ticket?. lOap "JY|-EDICAL ELECTRICITY MEDICAL BATTERIES and every description of Electro-Medical Apparatus made to order or repaired. Batteries lent out on hire by the month or longer. For particulars apply GEO. LE LIEVRE, Electrician, (Above J. Neil, Herbalist, 76 George street) 170 Duuediu. Missing Friends IF this should meet the eye of JOHN HIGHAMS, his friend David Ritchie, of Mossburn, wishes to hear from him, as he has Important News from Home. 15ap Government STotiflcationt Crown Lauds Sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FIFTEEN ALLOTMENTS in Bkck IV, Maungatua District, and West Taieri River Secti&ns adjoining, will be OPEN for APPLICATION at this Office on the LEASE IN PERPETUITY SYSTEM, under "The Land for Settlements Act 1894^ " and its amendments, on MONDAY, the 10th of May 1897. The areas vary from 5 acres to 23 acres, and the annual rental* per acre from 12s to 17s. ! In cases where more than one application is ! received for the same section priority of selection will be decided by BALLOT on WEDNES- ; DAY, the 12th of May 1897, at 3 p.m. Applicants will require to Appear Personally At the Land Board meeting at Dunedin on the 11th MAY 1897 to Answer any Questions the Board may pat to them. Full information can be obtained at this office. J. P. MAITLAND, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, Dunedin, 7th April 1897. fiftff
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Otago Witness, Issue 2250, 15 April 1897, Page 28
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