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Otago Witness, Issue 2902, 27 October 1909, Page 41

f _ LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. Edward Tp.ythall S. O. Batteksbx YRYTHALL & BATTERSBV LAND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENTS I STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, ■ ACCOUNTANTS & COMPANY SECRETARIES, Exchange Court, Princes street, DUNEDIN. ORCHARD— Thiity acres Freehold; within fi\c miJes of Dunedin; close to railway ; 20 acres under trees in full-bear-ing mixed fruits. The balance of the land can be cut up and sold as building sites. The Orcha-rd is in first-class order, and over 50 tons of fruit were taken off last year. The owner is only selling on account of being advanced in years, and has fixed the low reserve of £2000 as a going- concern. We can recommend this to anyone in search of a first-class orchard, as it is one of the finest Properties of its kind yet placed on the market. The land alone is w-ell worth the price asked, and the fruit can be landed into tho Dum&din market within 25 minutes. We- will finance a buyer with £500 to £600 cash. 10 ACRES— Orchard and Dairy Farm, North Otago ; close to rail ; 4- acres in fruit trees, chiefly apples and peach, in full bearing, also 5000 strawberry I plants ; balance good agricultural land ; new 5-roomed -House ; all neeessao-y im- ■ plements. Price as a going concern, £800. 170 ACRES . FREEHOLD ; 20 miles from Dunedin ; close to factory, rail, store, and school ; good 8-roomed House and buildings ; an excellent Dairy Farm. Price, £750; £200 ca*.h required. 550 ACRES, L.1. P., Bruce County; 400 acres ploughable: will carry 1000 sheep: 5 -roomed House, sheepyards, shearing shod, stables, etc. Rent, 3s 7£d. Pries (goodwill and improvements) £2 per BUSINESSES. LIVERY STABLES, Canterbury; leading Busine>> in the town, netting about £400: ingoLng, £800. LIVERY STABLES, Otago; ingoing about £750. LIVERY STABLES, Otago; ingoing about £1550. GENERAL STORE, City (Lease); ingoing about £100. GENERAL STORE, Country (Lease); ingoing about £500. COALMINE, Otago Central; output about 2000 tons annually ; price, 12s 6d per ton at mine; going concern — £1000 or offers. Further particulars on application, and good terms arranged for any of above. WE SOLICIT INQUIRIES. RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. TVTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. On and after MONDAY, Ist November, the following Alterations in the Ordinary , Tims-table will be made: — j DTJNEpiN-QUEENSTOWN.— The Down ' Mali Train leaving Dunedin at; 8.20 a.m. ! arc! the Up Mail Train arriving Dunedin at 1 7.5 p.m. will connect at Gore daily with I trains to and from Kingston. ! OTAGO CENTRAL.— The 7.45 a.m. Train , Dunedin to Clyde will leave Midd'lemarch 1 11.5 a.m., Hyde 12.3 p.m., RanfuTiy 1.36 I p.m.. Omakau 3.42 p.m., Alexandra 4.48 ' p.m., airiving C'ljde 5.2 p.m. The Train now lea\ing Cljde for Dunrdin at 8.55 a.w. will leave at 8.20 a.m., Alexandra 8.42 a.m , Omakau 950 a.m., i Ranfurlv 12.10 p.m.. Hyd-s 1.24- p.m., 1 Middlomarcli 2.19 p.m. arris ing Dunedin I 5 43 p.m. ' Tiie Good" Train (with car attached) now lea\in? DuneJlii for Omakau at 11.55 a.m. ' will lf\a\p at 11.40 a.m , Middlcmarch 4.2 pin.. H\de 5.20 p.m., Ranfurlj 7.10 p.m., I arriving Omakau 3.40 p.m. I The Train now leaving Omakau for Ranj fuily at 8.40 a.m will leave at 8.0 a.m., I art! arrive Ranfurlv 10.40 a.m. I DUXEDIN-PORT CHALMERS. — The ! 10.15 a.m. Train to Port Chalmers will | loave Burkes at 10.32 a.m. instead of 10.33 ' a.m. .' The Train n-^n leaving Dunedin for Port ' Chalmers at 4.5 p.m. will lea\e at 4.4 p.m, runtime ore minute earlier at eacii station than at present. I The 3. 50 p m Train from Port Chalmeis j to Dunedin will leave Burkes at 4.6 p.m., 1 Ravei-sbourno 4.13 p.m., and arrive Dunociin at 4.22 p.m. The 6.15 p.m. Train from Poit Chalmers | will leave Buike^ 6.31 p.m . Ravonsbournc i 6.37 p.m.. and arrive Dunedin 6.46 p-m CATLINS RIVER BRANCH.— The J Train now l^avins B.ilc-lutha for CatlinV I River on Wedn«£da\^ ar»d Friday* at 8.15 p.m. will leave at 5.30 p.m. (c-onnoctina; with 4 25 p m. 1-lvpre-*- from Dune<i>n), returning Joa\inar C'atli'i'-s River at 8.30 p.m. 250 By Ordor. VTHW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KING'S BIRTHDAY. CHRLVTCHrRCH SHOW AND RACES, 6t'i to 13. 'i NOVKMBKR. ISC9 i:XCUh'>i(7\ FARES. HOLFD4Y KXnrjJ^IOX TICKETS will 1k» ci-~ur<l i>= i>i". r : — Fioni all ~ ten it = Sou'h of Cl'iiton to Ch-iMoiiurfh, 3t-l t<> llt'i No\embor [•"roiii O'niio i w.fl •-:».' •on'- N-t.th of f i toil v. ('!ii!>rc'.n; li, 4lh to 12th November. From a "iv Si;moti fo an\ St.it on, sth to 9th Novoiiber. All jivai!.!i)l" fo'- r'l'i-n up to ard In - ch.Jn z FRIDAY, ci.l D-roinbor. ISO 9. Th-c Return F<<rr-« will be:— Fist Cia.=s, ?.d p"r tni!" : S'tnii'l Clc^s. Id per jnil3 ; tl'o minimum bom,' £ s and 2s respectively. 270 " ' By Order. MISSING FRIENDS (iEORGB HENRY FLETCHER. INFORMATION required by the Under - M?i:ed as to wi. wcahouts of tiio above lamed: a ire, if air. o, 63; formerly with Aich. Claik ar.d Sons, Auckland: lat-er <a s'.c^k ar.d catrle <kak-r : -afterwards a patent in a prhare hospital for some months. Iriforiuation requiro-l for relatives in Eng-laj.-I —DEVORK, MARTIN. & PRENDERGAbT. Scliutor-. Queen streot, Auckland