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Clutha Leader, Volume V, Issue 222, 11 October 1878, Page 4

TfS, _ -New Advertisements. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM. , f HILLEND DISTRICT. . - T -TV/T" ACL EA N BROfH ER S v „ ' Have received instructions from Thomas i * Paterson, Esq. , on account of his leaving | the Province, to sell by auction, at the ** ' Crown Hotel, Balclutha, about the first " ' week in November, (due notice of which will be given), His superior Freehold Farm, containing 268 acres,' ! or thereabouts, being part of Section 6, Block XL, Hillend District.This desirable property fronts the main r district road, and is situate eight miles from Balclutha and six miles from Lovels *■ Plat Railway Station ; 100 acres are in -crop (part first and part second), the : A being laid down in English ' •grasses ; is subdivided into four paddocks, -till substantially fenced and well watered. *Oood dwelling-house, new stable, barn, <etc.j and other improvements. The ahove property is worthy of the —best attention of investors and others, : the land being of excellent quality, yield- ■ ing over sixty-five bushels of oats to the • -acre. For terms and all further particulars, iapply to Maclean Brothers, Dunedin ; Or, George Todd, '!706 Agent, Balclutha. FRIDAY, ISth OCTOBER, at 2 o'clock. iO o hTi st i c has received instructions from Mr Alex. Kilgour, who is leaving the district, to •Bell by public auction at his residence, "Lanark-street (opposite the schoolhouse), tthe whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNI- : r TURE, without reserve. 795 t "I^OTICE OF POSTPONEMENT. : ." The sale of Mr Griffiths' property and V ? stock, advertised for to-day, has been Ir -postponed till further notice. P Henhy Driver, I -./ N.Z.L. and M,A. Co., Dunedin ; r ' Or JohnM'Neil, I. ''.796 Agent. Balclutha. I TSONALD REID AND CO, | : : AUCTICXNEERS, JR V"- STOCK ANB STATION AGENTS, &c, ||r : . HIGH-STKEET, DUNEDIN, §§■" "Beg to inform the settlers of the Clutha and R: stirrouiiding districts tbat they make Hi !THB MOST LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES B: "Wool., Seeepskiks, Hides, Gbadj, Ac, Hj * Consigned to them either for sale Sere or for Hh-~ shipment to Australia or to England. |i /AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE STORED AT HI THE VERY LOWEST BATES. ffill jTreehold Property and Stock of all destriptions K|| Bought and Sold on Commission, either HrM ' Privately or at Public Auction. SgU TLand Board Business attended to, Land Selected *si{ for Absentees. * ' B«H "I** 113 negotiated, and Money invested on MortIH*l' gage or otherwise. ffIi'TMPORTER-S OF MILLINERY. wlpC To the Ladies of Balclutha and surround|;i|y i 11 !? Districts. |Js|i Misses H. &B. Bbownme have now to" IMlliand their first shipment of Millinery and ■^|Trimmed Ghip Bonnets and Hats for ■WiSpring wear, which will be found more Rffiplian usually attractive this season, and H^ very moderate in price. KK|| They have jxist finished the most sueHffl&iessful Winter Season they have ever had, Blii|vnd trust that the care they have taken in BpKjlmpoiiang, buying, making upland trimBaJmaing mil make this one equally successBilffiik Underclothing made of pure Longcloth, Bffil&|by Linen, the new Belted Corset. BpillllPrinces-street, Dunedin, opposite Mesara Kliile^bert, Haynes, and Co.'s. : , %fjs^ Bjßji' O L E t. H|lK||gottages inHenfrew and Lanart streets. HR| "' TH^^StPATERSON, HK||! v •*^*^ '^Jlycle-A ) Balclutha.