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Western Star, Issue 262, 14 September 1878, Page 3

RANTED to PURCHASE for Cash, a Section fronting Palmerston street, be* tween Napier street and Paddock street; without improvements preferred. Apply by letter, stating lowest price, to C. Quin, Caledonian Hotel. NOTICE. FOWLS found TRESPASSING- in my proper'y, Maori Kaik, will bo destroyed. J. AENETT. L I N D S A Y s WATCHMAKER, Has resumed business in bis old premises, PaiMeesxon Street, 1 LONGrWOOD REEFS. OHARES are now open for application in the celebrated LONGWOOD BEEPING COMPANY (Hayes’). Applications for shares and for all particulars regarding same apply ‘ : HAYES'BEOS.) Eivorton and Long wood. 11l LIGNITE EESERYB. 315 ACRES. BLOCK XIV, JACOB’S EIVER HUNDEED. mHE rgbt to depasture stock on the Lignite Reserve, Block XIV, Jacob’s Eiver Hun* dred, containing 315 acres, more or less (for a period of 14 years, will be sold by auction at the Laud Office, Invercargill, at noon on Monday, Mie 30tb day of September next, subject to the provisions contained in clause 1-19 of tho “Land Act, 18//,’’ at the upset price of 3s per acre per annum. WALTER H. PEARSON, Commissioner of Crown, Lands. Crown Lands Office, Invercargill, August 21, 1878. FOR SAL E, On account of tho proprietor going home, A STEAM THRESHING MACHINE and 9-b.p. ENGINE by Clayton and Shuttle* worth. The engine is fitted with variable expansion gear, and the mill is capable of threshing from 150 to 200 bushels per hour. The above is nearly now, is in first-class working order, and was specially imported to the order of the undersigned by Messrs Whittingham Bros, and Instono at a cost of over £BOO, not including straw elevators. Also, A SMALL SAW MILL, Including breaking-down and rip saws, trolluys belting, and all necessary gearing. In connection with this mill there are a team of 10 working bullocks, timber waggons, &c: Three men are capable of turning out from 30,000 ft to 35,000ffc general building material per month. This mill would be found very suitable for squatters requiring a large supply of timber, which could be cut as cheap on the ground as tho cartage alone costs at the present time. Also, A Quantity of Grass Seed (Cocksfoot), this season’s growth. The Eann and Live Stock will be offered at a future date. Pull particulars on application to E. WILLETT, The Look-put Parm, Jacob’s Eiver. En O P GOOD « • , BRICKLAYER, CONTRACTOR, AND CARTER, RIVERTON. Orders left with Mr E, Pranoke, bootmaker or Mr E. Rogers, tailor, will be promptly attended to. T O L B T. JJOUSE, SHOP, and STABLE in South Riverton. Apply to P. A. SIMPSON, Butcher, Napier street