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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1528, 9 April 1887, Page 3

Public fro Sices. TJUNDEBB. mENDBRS (labor only) are invited for I REPAIRING 200 CHAINS, more or less, of FENCING (stakes and wires). Apply to GEO. JAMESON, 96f4 West, street. FUNERAL NOTICE. fTIHE Friends of Mr William Coroptoo X are respectfully informed that the Funeral of hia late wife, Elizabeth, will move from hia residence, the Pound, at 2.30 on SUNDAY, the 10th mat., for the Aahburton Cemetery. 4 07 Bazaar ! Bazaar ! MON&TER BAZAAR on Easter Monday at Mr GATES'S BHED, opposite the Railway Station, TINWALD, kindly lent for the occasion Proceeds of the Bazaar m aid of the PAROCHIAL FUNDS of the Longbeach District. Bazaar open at 12.30 p.m. Refreshments provided on a liberal scale at a Moderate Charge. Lire and Dead Stock, Farm Prodnoo, &c , &G. , sold by auction dnring the day. Magic Lantern, £0., &c. Admiision, 0a 4°17 __ Methven Schoolroom. EASTER TUESDAY, 12th APRIL. ~\ \ ESSES EOBELLE BfiOß. will have mnch J3JL pleasure m introducing to th 9 inhabitants of Mcthven en the above date their celebrated SURPRISE PARTY CONSISTING OF 16 PERFORMERS. Gymnasts, Acrobats, Bong and Dance Artiste, Serio-Comic and Motto Singers, English, Irfph, Scotch, and Negio Delineators, Oomecinns, etc — A Select Ball Will fee held afi.er the performance, music for which will be provided by an efficient String B^nd. Ac'ratesion — Entertainment: Front Seats, 2s, Buck Scats, Is. Tickets for Ball, 2s 6d extra Doore open at 7 SO ; peiformance at 8 sharp. Our Braeß Bond will play selections outßide the Hall at 7 o'clocfc. H. liOSELLE, Business Manager. LAND TO LET ON LEASE FOR FIVE OR SEVEN YEARS. 780 i'sTl I 780 HpISNDEItS are invited for the Lease for X scr V Years of the undermentioned Rural Sections, the property of W. H. Wynn- Williams, Esq., Solicitor, Christchurch, viz., — Lot I.— R.S. 28307, containing 202 Acres, lately m the occupation of Mi W. O'Grady. Lot 2.— R.S. 28308, containing 203 Acres, lately ia the .occupation of Mr Johu O'Grady. Lot 3.— R.S. 28311, containing 160 Acres, lately m the occupation of Mr P. Grealy. Lot4.—Rß. 28470, 28472, containing 200 Acres, lately m the occupation of Mr T. Mitchell. B.S. 28537, containing 304 aores 2 roods, lately m the occupation of Mr McKendry. This Land ia situated about 3 miles from Lauriston Railway Station, Metoven line. Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to MONDAY, 11th .April. The highest or any tender rot necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to T, BULLOCK, 3§167 Agent. Auct one. SATURDAY, 16th APRIL LOT 243, HAMPSTEAD. MR T. BULLOCK has received instructions to sell by public auction at the Arcade on Saturday, April 1G h, on account and by order of the Mortgagee, LOT 243, fronting Oxford street, Bampstaad, near the School. This section moot be sold. Sale at 12 45. T. BOLLOCK, 4§60 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 16th APRIL. Desirable old established Homestead Farm OF 90 AOBES 90 Situated about Two Miles from the Town Belt Fast, on the WAKANUI ROAD, FOR SALE, MR T. BULLOCK has rcceivod instructions from the Proprietors to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE ARCADE, ON SATURDAY, 16th PARIL, That desirable old-established FABM OF 90 ACRES, Originally the property of Mr Honrr Hunt, now m the occupation j!f ]Vlr S. Mullens, and being R.S.s 10350, 13705. divided iaco a number of paddocks, with lire fences, and well watered . There is a comfortable FARMHOUSE and other Buildings erected on the property ; also Orchard, well stocked with fruit trees, and surrounded by a plantation of forest trees. It will be observed from the numbers of the Rural Sections that this was a very early selection, and it is seldom such an opportunity offers of acquiring an oldestablished Farm of this description. Aa enquiries are often made for email farms near town, those desirous of purchaßing aro respectfully invited to person^ ally inspect the property and any information required concerning it tan be obtained Iron*, the /uctioneer. The terms of payment can be arranged to suit purchasers, and a low rate of intercut accepted. Bale at 12 45, T. BULLOCK, 4°l Auctioneer,