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late Advertisements^ OTAGO AGRICULTURAL ANH PASTORAL SOCIETY. FIELD TURNIP COMPETITIONS. Entries now being Received. FIFTH ANNUAL WINTER SHOW, Ist, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th June, 1898. The committee have considerably increased th* prize money this year, and would draw special attention that arrangements have been made whereby the "Otago Jubilee Exhibition will remain intact, thus affording farmers and country visitors an opportunity of seeing both the Exhibition and Winter Show. Special excursion fares will be arranged. Schedules and further particulars on appli« cation. ED. F. DUTHIE, 17f Secretary. THE BONNIE. ALL STEEL— CHAIN DRIVE. THE LATEST AND BEST BINDER I& < THE MARKET. NOTHING WILL COMPARE WITH IT. "IT IS BUILT LIKE A BIKE." Roller Bearings Strongest Builfc Lightest Draught Largest Rollers Closest Cut Lowest Elevation, And for All-round Points THE "BONNIE" LEADS BY LENGTHS* THE JOHNSTON HARVESTER CO., Batavia, New Youk. I Wriglit, Steplseiisoii, & Co. AGENTS, PUNEDIN, iNVEHCAKGILt, AND GOKB. 17f INSURE AGAINST FIRE WITH THE IMPERIAL INSSJiA^CE OOMFSMY. CHIEF AGENTS FOR OTAGO : WILLIAM E. REYNOLDS & CO, GASH BUYERS OP GRMm., CRASS SEED, And 'all descriptions of Farm. Produce. Address. . . . ! BOND STREET SOUTH (Opposite Agricultural Hall), DUNEDIN. s -*« ! Park, 51eyj5ol«?s, and C-o*, AUCTIONEERS, VALUATOES, LAND SALESMEN, ! AND I GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, SuANSE STREET, DuNEDIN. All Properties Advertised in this Column at Our Own Expense. WE shall be pleased to receive particulars from anyone desiring to Sell, or to supply further details concerning any of the properties already in this list. We have also a very large number of Freehold Properties (Town and Suburban) which show good interest to ! anyone with money to invest. We will gladly supply lists of same on application. FARMING AND DAIRYING PROPERTY. 49 £400.-236 acres. Silverstream, Taieri district. 42& £225.-7 acres. Burnside, near Saleyards. 866 £900. — 97 acres. Sawyers' Bay, about one mile and a-half from railway station. Four-roomed cottage, byre, stable, &c. Or to let — £60 per annum. 915 £1 per acre.— l2B acres. Obafeia District. Good arable land ; two miles from Brighton. 947 £350.-36 acres. Waitati District. Improved Farm, fenced, cleared, and cultivated ; comfortable six-roomed house and steading. 957 £1200.— 969 acres. Wfndouside (five miles and a - half from Riversdale). Ring fenced ; six-roomed house and scullery, outhouse, 10-stall stable, chaffhouse, &c. 973 10s per acre. — 661 acres. Akatore, near Milton. 104-7 £900. — Lower Kyeburn (four miles from Kokonga railway station) ; 250 acref under crop, balance native grass ; house and steading, 1079 £1,000 —42 acres, Arden Bay (near St. Leonards), on Main road ; grand land ; house of 7 rooms and byre. ! 1053 £425.-106 acrts, Brighton, adjoins Jfp .' Allan auri Mr Blair; 4-rcorne<! bru c e, new stable (3 stalls), cai';sL i e , -übj divided iuto paddocks; good gvus- , t/od i fruit garden ; plentiful supply oi «ell j water . 1083 a £110.-31 acre?, Kuri Bush ; 4-rocnied cottage. 1088 £7 per acre.— 2ol acres, Waikoikoi; splendid arable land ; subdivided inta eight paddock's.; 6-roomed hcuße, 6-stall stable, chafihouse and barn.