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Otago Witness, Issue 2325, 22 September 1898, Page 31

late Advertisemens. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM IN THE NENTHORN VALLEY. 1234 ACRES FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD. 335 ACRES LEASEHOLD. The undersigned have been favoured with instructions from Mr James Hartstonge, Jun., to 'offer for Private Sale, HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Known as "GLENFIELD," Sikiated in the Nenthom Valley, And containing 1234 acres of Superior Freehold Land and 335 acres Leasehold (held at a very low rental), all enclosed and subdivided into eight securelyfenced paddocks (sheep and cattle proof), with never-failing water supply in each paddock. 300 acres in English grass, 100 acres in grain crops, and 120 acres now being prepared for turnip crop; the balance in virgin nasture, and 335 acres leasehold held at a low I rental. Buildings consist of 6-roomed, I well-finished stone dwelling house (iron roof), barn, 40 x 16 (galvanised iron); woolshed, 40 x 13; four-stalled stable, cowshed, buggy house, men's cottage, etc., etc. Kitchen garden, well planted with fruit trees, and about two acres sheltered plantation (well-grown Pinus insignis, macrocarpa), etc., etc. j This is one "of the best farms in the 27enthorn district. The land is in first-rate order, never having been depleted by heavy cropping, and as Mr Haitstonge is desirous of leaving for Australia, it will be sold a decided bargain. A large portion of the purchase money can be allowed to remain on the security of the property, if required. Early possession can be given. For full particulars apply to THE PROPRIETOR, on the Premises; THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES AND AGENCY COMPANY, Rattray street, Dunedin; Or to DONALD REID & CO., Dunedin. 22s BScrtosß Maiais ISstat©. jHfIHE Proprietors have now resolved to J_ THROW OPEJI BLOCKS of IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED LANDS hitherto reserved from Sale. SEMI-IMPROVED FARMS on the wellknown Wilson's Ridge Block at £2 PER ACRE. IMPROVED FARMS from £2 103 to £5 PER ACRE. Exet-ptioEally liberal terms to approved purchasers, i Applications may be lodged with any Land Agent, Invercargill, Wyndham, or Gore ; or with FRANK D. MORRAH, 4au ManagT. . THE BIJOU KEYLESS REGAL GOLD LADY'S WAT©H AND ALBERT CHAIN IN LEATHER SATIN-LINED CASE. r P3IE "Bijou" Regal Gold tady'a Watch and Libert, ■*• cneloaod In ft Moroo.-o f «ifcher S.vtui-liiieJ <3cfce, aie. shown in the above illustrmtton, which aiv«3 but a faint idoa'of tl>» beauty and fiuiiJi of the nrt icles. They must bo seen to be fully appreciated. These magnil\cent Watches and Albsrts me especially imported by us and cannot be purchased from any other firm ln-Anstralaala. Tho AV'atch v the usual aize for ladies (open face), of Regal Glolri, which means that tiie cose is covered with 18-caraf gold, causing it to endure rough usage equal to solid gold and to withstand the acid or pore gold test, I'hoy have koyless, >t)iree-qu,irtcr plat* jewelled movements, hinged domes and covers, sunk enamelled , dials and for time-keeuing qualities are equal to n Ten Guinea Watch. The Albert Chains are exquisitely bsantiful ii| Btyle, Suish and workmanship, also of Regal Gold, stand the acid test aud look and -near as well as a Three Guinea Chain. ' Both Watch and Chain are enclosed in a very handsome s.itii( lined case and the three articles ( Watch, Albert and Cnse) make, beyond doubt, a moat elegant and appropriate present for a, laJy, one in fact to inspire her admiration and pleasure, and they are suitable for the gift of friendship, or as a notable present for birthday, engagement, or wedding. Boar in mind that we 'fully guarantee the Bijou Watch and Albert to ijlve absolute satisfaction both as to wear and time-keeping qualities, or we will cheerfully refund the money. Our firm Is well and favourably known throughout Australusin, Rnd we pride ourselves on giving marvellously good valuo for prices quoted, Hlid therein lies the seciet of our sui-cess, &s our ever increncinj business thews. No other firm in Australasia can supply the Bijou Begal Sold Watch and Albert aud elegant Cast, and we place the lino before the public Dot as a direct mean* of profit, but in order to secure now customers for other goods which wo wish to introduce, fresh shipments arriving from England and the Continent by every mail, and illustrated catalogues ~of which wa send with each order. Under no circumstances will we send more then one Bijou Watch and Chain to one address, as we wish to protect ourselves against speculators purchasing quantities. We will dispose of a limited number singly at '37/6. We limit the offer at that price to 31st December, 180S, and .hence to secure one, your order must oe received by that date and the Coupon must accompany order. 'Cut the Coupon but at once, as this advertisement may not appear again. Wa emphatically assert that the Bijou. Watch, Albert tend Case constitute tho handsomest present that 'can posiibly be made to a lady, and that they are sure to be highly prized by their recipients. It is impossible for us to do more than give you a bare idea of their beauty, but onr offer to rotund the money to anyone not perfectly-, satisfied Is sufficient guarantee. We shall expect every purchaser to display the Watch as a recommendation of our. firm, and to tnstruct~their friends to" souiTfor ouFDlostrated Catalogue, which is sent free on application. When ordering cut out the i Coupon' and endlose ill sidne letter. Send money by Cheque, I P.O 0., Postal Note or Cash, in rogisteied letter. I lT I S7l3S£*f6sy This Coupon 'en ities the sender to One UU-wrwraa "Bijou" Regal Gold Lady's Watch, Albert and Case, Carnage Paid l>y registered packet post; to any addiesi in Australasia lor 37/0, piovidedtnc order is sent not Uter than 31»t December, 1898. (Signed") The N Union. Manufacturing and Agency Co. HeJnion pianiifacinnno mewo'co. 259-361 Collins" Street, Melbourne. ©tago. Witness «Biaß>ilee Number. WE have on hand for sale the following Bound Copies of the Jubilee Issue :— Nine half bound, 5a each ; ten cloth, 4s each, j U posted, the cost will be Is extra in the | csso of each copy. I ' We have' also left of the Jubilee Number j about 50 unbound copies. Price, Is each. The publications are certain to become scarce i aud of greater value than they are at present, and subscribers requiring copies should make early application. OTAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS NEWSPAPER COMPANY (Imri,