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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3521, 11 January 1886, Page 1

Business Notices. CHEAP CHRISTMAS GROCERIES, Etc. BEEHIVE STORES, TIMARTJ, Coenbe Main South Koad and Noeth Stbeet. Business and Premises for Sale or to Let. J^<HEPHERD, to Reduce his Very • lO Large Stock, submits the following from his Price List, specially made for CASH ONLY.— Flour, Bruce, Allen or Meek's, 501 b, 4/8 Oatmeal, Fresh, Meet's, 251 b, 3jTea, 1/4, 1/10, /4, 2/9 per lb Tea, per box, fair quality, 11/6 lea, half-chests, from 1/H to 2/3 ppr lb Sugar, White Cri stal, per bag, 3£d per lb Tobacco, from 5/ per lb Vestas, 1/4, best 1/6 dozen Currants, clean and new, 5Jd per lb KaisinH, Eleme and fultanas, 7d per lb Corn Flour, from 4Jd per lb Candles fid, Jam 6d per lb Coffee, from 1/4 per lb Pickleß Bd, Vinegar 9d per bottle Kerosene, from 7/- per tin. 12-11 5153 OSBORNE HARVESTERS AKD lIRE BINDERS. WE have a few of above Machines of Messrs D. M. Obbobnb & Co. still on hand, which we tire prepared to sell at the Very Low Price of £20 each. Also, America "Monitor" Horse Hay Raies, £8 Each. American Tarnoier Horse Hay Raies, £i 10s Each. Apply early to Robert Wilkin & Co., NEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES, HEREFORD STREET, Christc mrch. 1-11 5465 ! NOTICE. D ANDERSON begs leave to return • thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on him by his numerous Customers for the last thirteen years, and can fully assure them thnt no effort on his part will be spared to merit a continuance of their favor, and to meet the requirements of the times he is prepared to execute all work entrusted to him at prices hitherto unknown m the district, viz., Horse Shoeing at 6s, 7s and 8s per Set for Cash. Paddock provided free for all horses left to be Shod, and parties requiring their boroes Fed One Shilling each. Look for Circular, which will be issued m a few days. D. ANDERSON, Pleasant Point. January 9th, 1886. 1 11 5459 BON-ACGORD CARRIAGE WORKS. ARCHIBALD PKASEB, PROPRIETOR. MAIN NORTH ROAD (Next King's Stables TIMARU. fi-12 331 - Properties to Let. SPLENDID LAND TO BE LET OR SOLD FOR AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY FARMS. THE PROPERTY OF THE N.Z. MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. A NUMBER of IMPROVED and UNA- IMPROVF.D FARMS, averaging m size from 100 to 1000 acres, forming part of the Strathmore, Wuicola Estates and other Fropertios Bituated near Otautau, and adjacent to Jacob's River, with railway passing through the first named Properties. The whole of the Land is virtually level almost every acre being available for the plough. The soil is rich and deep and capa'le, after working, of yielding large crops of grain, roots and gr«BS. DAIRY FACTORIES are fast becoming a feature of New Zealand, and it is evident that Butter and Cheese with its combination pig rearing, will bo among the main staples of this colony. The opportunity now offered of acquiring first-class Dairy LaSds ehould therefore be of great advantage to persons with families of growing children, as Dairy Farms can be worked with the best effect by the combined efforts of a family working together. The Woodlaw Forest adjoins the Property, ensuring timber for building, fencing and firewood purposes, coal and lime are procurable at a short distance. Intending Purchases should personally inspect these lands during tlio ensuing period of cheap railway fares, and form their own opinion of them. To meet the depressed state of tho land market and to encourage bond fide settlers, theße farms arc offered at the exceptionally low rate for rich deep soil of from £i 10s to £5 per aero according to locality and improvenionte. Interest at 6 per cent per annum on unpaid purchase money. Those will be tho terms for purchase, and parties making a deposit will bo given special advantages. These prices will form the basis of loasing farms, tho rant of which will bo equal to from 3s to 6s, with tho option of purchase at auy time during the period of the lease, the duration of which is fixed for a. term of 5 years with purchasing clause. Ab it is too late now to put m cropn this year, arrangements can be mode that interest or rent will only become chargeable as from Ist July, 1886, while immediate possession can be given to enable farmers to make their preparations for next season. For further particulars, &c, apply to CHARLES WM. EICHBAUM, Land Agent, Pleasant Point, on behalf of the Association ; or MESSRS JONAS & BOURN, Auctioneers, &c, Timaru. MESSRS MUNDKLL & CO., Auctioneers, &c, Geraldine. MR K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer, &c, Temuka. JAMES A. GRAOIE & CO., D. MACLEAN, 11-7 4776 Timaru. I