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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 190, 1 March 1878, Page 4

; ; ,A diNe"vy : A(iT&_:tisem,eiitsA, J>n, ! j SPECULATORS^ and, .others. liV ' ! "AA 'X- : SrS'jy.['Si! OH /y'i \S:-'<. 'j S.SSSS-. ' SI-"- ". \ .; 'Valuable Hotel and Land * for, Sale.. Ai'.;"! I Tenders will be received by the imder- ' signed up, to the ,, llth. March for;the,pui*7- 1 chase of the following vatuablVpr bperties,' ' . ■ - !:; ..'-• . „ i;-y A *- •• y .; * i r --. ',• cr, •*{■ ' ;y'? I ViZ; -.'-- „; ; ; „• v , . : ;f{ ,-i y- >". .; .; "\„: s , ; ,_. ' • ' * r ' ' Lot ; I.^-The Xiexandrk' 'kotei' ' { and, i , ... Quarter-acre ', land, situate" in. the , ; ;,,,,. ... rising toy nsliip9i ; Por.t!_y[olyiieux,, * „; ,A ; ; ; j and.y cbritaining, r 3.6 ui-oonis^ i - nowl doing a good i l.Mi.e'ss';' tbgbther i; ' ,!!> "' y with' eiterisive' v stanliii f *' a'ccbin r -. ;■ -• '•• - ■ •-' <:.'!• ■'- r,t n, '-?.■: •--,,'' j " , mbdatibii: outhouses, A&c/ " ' - , i . Lot : 2; r^-3^ acres bf -land- situate iri-'the- _■'.''•>'"■-■ same' towiishij>| subdivided ''into 1 i , ; jg ; • qUarter-^bre' - 'sections,' : ; i the „ besb building .sites : in tlio * '•''* -;;-Av- !: .";; y. 7:°j.> > ;;; -r;;, ,: i-: , , j •-,,., ',:,,.,. .,; .j,,..,,.^ ,J Lot ; 3. — ' Quart^acre section ' at; the '*' ''"'Pilot Station, Port' Molyrieux," ;j . with substantially-built .4-robmjed; ,;.,.. ;. Cottage,,. with, , verandah,, at, pre r . . • sent in occupatiori of ;Mr Scrim-, • '-'"•' A' ; geourA* ; ' * ;,t -." Ay <y. ■■-.- :>-- • As, the, proposed line of ( railway to Catliris River passes close; to the above perties, they >yill,be considerably 'enhanced in value; * .••'.-'■ '. Tenders or tho. abovo either together or separately. '• : "' ''-'-• ■* : ■ For further j)articu]ai*s apply to A ■ MACLEAN. BROTHERS, 103 ' Dunedin and 1 Ralclutha..- "• ' rjpo. SAW MILL ■ PROPRIETORS, '„ ' . , AND OTHERS./' Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to the Ilth March for the fol-. ; lowing valuable premises, plant, etc. : — Lot I.— Lease of ' premises) lately occupied by . Reginald Macdonald, at -Kaitangata, as a steam sawmill. ' ' The buildings on same comprise— Corrugated Iron ; Store,' 60 x 32 . Do.' ,do. ' Shed,' 21 xlO " '.' yDo. ' 'do! '$hecl,, : .io'x.'B' : A Do. Engine Shed) 50 . x : 24 Timherrstacking'shed, iron roof, ■ 96 x ' 26, tramway* to wharf on - river bank, Trucks i'&c', 'the whole .being 'ericlosed with corrugated t .-: iron fence, 5 feut high.- . ,'. f , Lot 2.— The machinery on the ; above '■-'*■ premise's; 'cbrii'prising: — Portable 5 engine, 8-hors'e power, by Marshall and Sons, "with belting, &c. Planirig' and'T. arid G. machine, by Ball Ss Co.', with? belting)' &c. Moulding 'machine, by C. R. ■.....- P.ogers, with belting, &c. circu-^ - lar saws,, sa\y- benches,- Arollers, bench trucks, spai-e''beltiiig^ , &c: , ,i arid* all ■' the appliances' necessary : for carrying on ari extensive business. '-. '„.. ' ... ' „' The whole of ihe above are in thorough < working order. . For further particulars' apply to ,; "'" . t ', MACLEAN BROTHERS^ . 102 - i ..:..- Dunediii and Balclu't'ha. , ■' "OHOF ESS OR STANI6 ; H, . . ....... ■-.■ THE-ONLY:, ; :■- i ' ' ■PALES TI N I A;N? A U R I S T I ■■'. IN Ai'flE wpiiLt>, : " '■'- . ; - y Ib r.ow visiting Dunedin, arid may be consulted 'at *' .'■*" MURPHY'S CITY hBtEL) ' ; ' Princes-stu'bet,' ; Frcha 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. ' Sundays) ' * : * " '. 2to 4 o'clock." ', ''' ''"X ■■-„-. \To THE POBLIO.' A: „r -•--... I have great pleasure in adding my testimony to that of so many otbers relative to the skill. -of .PaO-p'ESSpR 'STA.NICH as a PAI.ICSTfNIAN : Au'itIST, and ib is vi ill. thankfulness that I bear witness to tbe .rnonn.er, in which lie- has'cured nie. of- tha , painful complaint *6f deafness, now of '14' years standing. lJefoie coa'sii'titi**- him -"and'goiiig under his trbritrtient-,..! hadbcen wifch one who,' ! for.im* compl.-iiut, was regarded as the nv.isfc sk.-l-tul'i'n Now Zenlapd, lait"h-.c6*ild!gfve'nib : no re ; • lief. ; I have vow lieen but three days under- llito.-' Prvfessbr's, treatment, 'and until I jc-aihe to, litm I was liopfele-js' ofy af "cure, i~ahd yh-ftf. given' ,up all .effort- ; but; tliahks to liioi,- 1 my "distressing malady is now removed, for which lam most*' grateful; ... .-.., . -, ,;.;•■ ; „; . ..,-^ X ' .. .. i ■ j ojm -nj- ICHOLi Butc-i^^ ; .Outran),' February li; ' 1878. _' '"•"-'• ->'>■>'• -'■; Testimonial to Professor SfcaniolV. :',','. To , T the„ > -Editor ' Morning 'Herald;' Sii*'.— Having 'beon" , greatly; affliqtejl for tlie-past'tweiltyftlu-ee : j^ejirs .wiilideajfiibss^ Gtused, by a &v yery-pahif ji), ( absce.ss. t in the' * ear, accompanied' "by a 'very ' d'isagt-eeable" ; discharge o&matter-ffofn.the'sor'e, -I'reVolveiV'to' consul t.Rrof^qrnHtaiiich.jPalestinian-fAurist of; , iwliorn I had'heard Vas ; 'l),eing^ very 'skilful in. the • treatment' of my complain.. ' ' After fduf'dayS 'of . his < treatment*.! find, royselfrcompletely-.c'mvd;' '■ j and confidently recommend Him, to ; anypne .vs-.\ • quiring his k services.^l remain, " SifV yours "respie'cLfullyv v > "" i -'> ; -' i Astt' A' , ,',-y,".;v< * r .-' -' " .r.-Yl'C-' -;•-'•': .i. SS'U. J7ELLE^-.',8A1LE3,-'-y:l''i „•; •■ *- „ t - i •--.'■' l ...... yLeith-street:,. - J ; Bunedin, 22nd February, 1578.*" J"y -g^' ! jTS UN '^-J).-IvNrj*Jott" A-!<G' E*,sx : i (mPAA^S;^A-oE^^ ? ■ iij7^N , 'E" ? D f r''K *V*B? .A;c ;: e^s!; I FEBRUARYr 28 • . 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