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Timaru Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 1467, 4 June 1879, Page 1

J # r]T -pOBD AND QO. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, Undertake the Sale of Town and Suburban Properties, The Collection of Bents, and Management of Estates. Will also couduot Country Sales, and be prepared to make liberal advanoes on Wool, Skins, Live Stock : and jPboducb placed m their hands for Sale.!, 9m7

Tenders. • J ' rnENDEBS WANTED forDfflkyEßY 1~ at the Ottpua Farm of ■■-•■': "^ 500 10 feet good Manaka Saib " 200 6 fret 61 3 50 7 feet 6x6 Totara or Black Fine Posts. Tenders to- state lowest price and date of delivery, and to be Bent m on or before 6th imt. to ■ ■'.-■'• P. H. RUS3JEK,, 2ju Otipua. TO CARPENTERS. V 1 - TTIENDERS are invited "for ALTEBA. JL TIONSand ADDITIONS to lionse at Temuka for Mr M. Gaffney. Drawings and specifications to be seen at my office, where tenders must be left not later than 12 o'clock on Saturday, the 7th day of June, 1879. . .: ■•. D.WEBT, Bjn . . &j Arphiteot. ■ Hotels* :.- ;:"':!• , ALBION HOTEIi,tTIMABU. n WO'BRYAN begs. .to iaiotSi the m•- • habitants of Timaru and surrounding districts that he has purchased the above Hotel, and trusts by combining' quality, civility, and economy, to recaive : * fair share of public patronage. .:v'ii Having made arrangements for the importation of Wisea, Ales, Spirits; Ac, of the finest brands direct from the best homes, W. OB. can confidently ; recommend, tha same to the public. ; ; ■...',( Every possible owe will be taken for tha comfort and convenience of Boarders and Visitors. ' -■■ • - - *"iny3 WINOHEBT E B~ 7h OJD E I," WINCHESTER.: v <: r i TS W IN T O N, • ■ • ■;■■■>'■ -i ' ;.' (Late of the Canterbury Railways) Ppofbibtob, Wishes to inform hia friends and the publia generally that, having taken the above Hotel, Families, Commercial Travellers, and all who may favor him with a visit, and he can assure them no effort will be wanting on bis part to supply them with' every comfort at 'moderate charges. ■■-<.. n Ales, Wines and ..Spirit* of, excellent quality. : : .i Attention is respectfully invited to the excellent Pleasure Grounds attached Ao the Hotel, bo well adapted for Picnio Parties, &o. Good Stabling and Paddocks. 3 1500 BOTAL HOTEL, , TEMCKA. ' XJIIBST-OLASS ACCOMMODATION for _C Commercial Travellers and Visitors. Spacious Sample Boom. : ■"■'.. Wines, Ales and Spirit* of the very belt brands. ■ An Express'' will leave, the above _Hot«l to meet every train ; can be hired'-on tha premises. ■ - - BAMT7EIi BTJBROWS. 2Eoo ; ■ Proprietor. ORARI HOTEL, 'O^ARI. HUGH BROSNAH AN tegs' to inform the public t bat he las taken the above Hotel. He reminds passengers on the South Line that all Trainß stop at Orari for firo or more minutes, and the Hotel being close to the station, there is time for Befreshment. Tea and Coffee always ready:' Wimf; Beer, and Spirits of the best Brands.' , "Excellent Accommodation.' : ' '.".',' >J ;'".'f' J .°l2my Miscellaneous.' MESSES BAYMOND & ABOHDALIi , ABE CASH BUXEBS,,-, ■-■• . . : ':. . . • . <»..:.."„/„-. " si WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY & PPTATOES. Mum South Road, near North street. Th .E''. i-J p ;; i;>B^;^E c s V"'O£ liuiaru'Jpietrict v "','. Are respectfully inyiteil to attend .A' PUBLIC :TBtAL:,: A. AND J. "BOBBIE'S' CELEBRATED PATENT' BROADCAST ... SEED SOWE'S, oV Which will takd place ' ,611 the Farm of Mr " . J A Beonet.Piitili'Point, ' ' ' MONDAY-, ' J C NJK O ' 9ra, At2..o'olock^] 1 p The trial will be conducte'd J hy"Mr,A. W. Doboie, who has brought with Mm" from Adelaide, a number of their LATEST : IMPROVED PATTERN SOWERS. There are 400 of the Old and" 200 of the New Pattern now m use m South Australia, although it is only three years' since their invention." ''■■'- V .r i •'■'; ; 7 _The following is a-fair'example of the experience of New Zealand farmers ueirfg this Sower : — \'&_ "• Hassell, Son, and Co., Oama'n. . " Sirs, — In reply to ■ your- queetions m re Dobbin's Patent Sower, I beg jtq say .that by only||using one horee I bow' wheat 45ft. ; barley, 40ft. to 45ft. ; oats, 36ft. to 40ft. j but if the horse is driven a littla'faster it will sow wider. Wheirl-irst^starttd the Sower I' sowed 60 acre* in 6%o'uri. ' "The sowing is very regular, muWbetter thnn nine-tenths of what.. I see sown by •hand.' ' ••••" •"••- ••"""■.H" 7.:-i " I found no difficulty ' at all m working thn machine. I think thut every farmer should have a toner, as it does away with the hardest work on the furm ; m fact, as some of my neighbors remarked when they saw me sitting m the dray with my coat on sowing ..ten-acres an_hou,r,.they , jaid .it was firming" made "eaty. ~~" ■ " Tours, &c., „ ' ; ""'.' " D. ; sbßfelß. "Papakaio, MayJ26, l '.'.' '" Come and judge for yourselves. They sow all "kinds of 'sSedl"" ""--'• 2ju A. W< DOBBIE, Timaru. NOTIOB. ■ TttO SHOOTING ALLOWED over my J3l property, Raukapuka Bmh. ■'■' ANGUB MACDONALD, 31mr •'•■ '-■■■'■/It Qieraldine. I JAMES KENNEDY^ ■ HAVB . This 9 DA? authorised Mr CALEB BHEBRAIT, Commisiion Agent, of GttfcUiine, to COLLECT all DEBTB' doe to log. Hi» Receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the BEHD6* ..." -I 3 A3. KBNNBDY, ■'"■'- '"■ Geraldine. 16th May, 1879. ' ■ ■■ ' , : -. -l7my . : NOTICEI'",' ; :;-".' f , ALL LETTERS or CORRESPONDENCE intended, for tha^SdUorial Department .of- this paper,- ought to beaddressed to the Editor. Advertisement*! ordfrs 'far -printing, and all business matters relatib^'to the office, togetlie^ witFcheqa^spSctpfa^De^iaaressed to i he Manager. ''■ < ; • '■ ) - ;; ' 1 "^ '- It ib particularly requested that do letters be. f directed, either to the Proprietor^ or any member olihe staff of.t^pfflpej.if^po*'^'' if the communications "ar,«jjp^t.p^^ private nature, as delays are sometime? occasioned by so doing. . • '• .- ''.r.**i)C '? «... ■ ADVKRTISEMENTSJof I *?™? 1 '"! 0 ' 1 ?" into ; tto. office W^i-thai TW&tt™* p.m., «c placed over the le»aer,iaij charged doable.