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South Canterbury Times, Issue 3338, 13 December 1883, Page 3

W. Collins and Co. Collins & Co., Auctioneers and PRODUCE MERCHANTS', Main South Eoad, Timaeu. All goods Delivered Free within Two Miles of the Booms. PRICK LIST FOR DECEMBER, 1883. 501 b Bags Household Flour, 5s cash; if booked, 6s. 501 b Bags Millers Flour, 5s 6d cash; if booked, 6s 6d. Fowl Wheat, 7s sack; if booked, 10s. Derwent Potatoes, 4s sack; if booked, 5s 6d. Oats, good feed, 7s sack ;if booked, 10s. Box Teas, guaranteed quality, 13s; if booked, 20s. We are Cash Purchasers of all grades of Wheat, Honey, Butter (salted), Oats, Potatoes, Hides Sheepskins, and Rough Fat in Large or Small Quantities, Cash on|Delivery, Without Discount, Public Notices. TO CORN, CHAFF DEALERS, &o. rOSE excellent Premises, Yards, Brick Store and Offices on HIGH STREET and MARKET SQUARE, occupied by Mr Filmer, TO-LET ON LEASE. ROSS, SIMS & CO. Brokers HOFFMAN’S PATENT BRICKS. ALWAYS ON HAND —Best Burnt BRICKS ; also Fresh Flare LIME. Good Water Supplied to Suburbs. Shears’ Steam Brick and Lime Works, Near Domain. TO FARMERS, CONTRACTORS, &0 SCREENED and Screw Pressed Chaff supplied in small or large quantities. Farmers’ Straw and Oat Sheaves cut to order. Peas, Beans, and Grain of all sorts ground for Stock Feeding at shortes notice. Crushed Oats always on hand, R. A. BARKER, Ohapi Orari, K. SANDO, LANS, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. DISTRICT AGENT FOB THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA (Limited) For the Districts of South Canterbury and Ashburton, and Agent for the EQUITABLE INSURANCE ASSOOIA TION OF NEW ZEALAND:

Secretary to the South Canterbury Indus trial Association. I HAVE been favored with instructions to Sell by Private Treaty the following excellent Properties, viz.;— 143,000 Acres of really good Land, in different parts of the North Island, on very easy terms of payment. K. SANDO. An excellent FARM of 730 Acres for Sale or Lease 3 miles fromTemuka Railway Station. 1000 Acres at Fairlie Creek A First-class Farm of 350 Acres,6 miles from Temuka. 640 Acres in Fairlie Creek District, 3 miles from Railway. 160 Acres at Orari, 60 Acres at the Hinds A Well-improved Farm of 200 ACRES, 4 miles from Temuka, _ with a Ten Boomed House ; all in first-class order A Gentleman’s Residence near Pleasant Point, consisting of 62£ acres, Freehold, and a new Thirteen Boomed Dwelling House, with well laid out grounds. Terms Easy 23 Acres at Waimate, T fronting on Waituna Road; four-roomed Dweling House; three-stalled Stable 7 Acres, and five-roomed House, within three miles of Timaru; 3J acres in orchard and other improvements |-Acre, and 9-roomed House on Wai-iti Road f-Acre Section, with frontage on Railway and Beach Road •J-Acre Section, frontage on Railway and North Street 4-Acre Corner Section with one 4roomed and one 3-roomed cottage in William street Also Sections and 4, Cottages in Church street. £-Aore Section at Beaconsfield Section at St. John’s Wood 600 Shares in the New All Nations Goldmining Claim 360 Shares in the National Fire Insurance Company 8 Shares in Canterbury Farmers’ Cooperative Association Shares in the Temuka Butter, Cheese, and Bacon Curing Company (Limited) ; and Temuka Linseed, Oil, Cake, and Fibre Company. K. SANDO. WANTED TO PURCHASE & LEASE— A Farm, from 600 to 1000 acres of good grazing land A Farm, from 250 to 300 acres good wheat land A Dairy Farm of 50 to 100 acres, within 4 miles of Timaru A Good Farm, 60 to 100 acres, on lease for 14 years, J K. SANDO

v. K. PHOTOGRAPHY. By Special appointment to His Excellency Sir George Bowen, K.G.B, RUDOLPH HAIGH PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER, Crayon & Miniature Painter, PRIZE MEDALIST, GREAT NORTH ROAD, TIMARU. Instantaneous Portrait Gallery, Satisfaction Guaranteed. OPALOTYPES (Not Crystoleum)* These Beautiful Pictures are now Produced at the Rooms, Throe Cabinet Photographs Supplied— Two plain mounted, and one exquisitely painted in durable Oil Colors, handsomely framed. — Price, Magnificent Drawing Boom Ornament, th very thing lor Ohrlstmas and New Year’s Presents, I Specimens now view at the Rooms,