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Clutha Leader, Volume V, Issue 226, 8 November 1878, Page 4

New Advertisement. NT O T I 0 K JOHN MOXHAY and CO., Butchers, request that all sums due to them be paid to John Moxhay, No. 14, Renfrew-street on or before the 30th day of November. They have also to request that all claims against them may be lodged with the said John Moxhay before- the above date, otherwise they will not be recognised. Balclutha, October 30, 1878. 852 JJ* 0 T I 0 E. I hereby give notice that all claims; against me must be handed in on or before*, November 30, otherwise they will not bo recognised. JOHN MOXHAY, Butcher, No. 14, Renfrew-street. Balclutha, October 30, 1878. 853 Facts are Stubborn Tilings. The truth of which axiom is being illus- ■ trated daily at SOMERVILLE BROTHERS' Waitepeka Store, And the success of whose business has been owing to a recognition of the principal .of SMA.LL PROFITS AND QUICK RETDSHS— , The few facts following should be borne . in mind at the PRESENr time, viz., that ; SOMERVILLE BROTHERS have for , sale splendid samples of » SEED WHEAT and SEED OATS ; Also a stock of very superior quality of GRASS SEED, > RED AND WHITE CLOVERS, RYE GRASS, RAPE, TIMOTHY, COWGRASS, and TURNIP, and . other Seeds, too numerous to particularize. A large and woll-s lected stock of Winter Clothing, Waterproofs, &c, having just arrived will well repay the trouble of a visit of inspection during the most disagreeable weather to Someryille Bros., i GENERAL MERCHANTS, ■ WAITEPEKA. Agents for the Standard Insurance Co. b ■ j f Our Dunedin Agents for the disposal of Wool and Grain are. Messrs Wright, , Stephenson, & Co. ;XTALUABLE EREEHOLD ■- PROPERTY IN WAREPA FOR SALE. For sale by private bargain, that (valuable freehold property, known as Langwell, extending to 125 acres, and situated in front of the Warepa bush, within one mile of the Railway Station. This property is one of the earliest selections in * the Clutha district, and is of the most fertile description of bush land. It grows exceedingly good crops of wheat and other cereals. Of the property 30 acres are bush. Three paddocks, about 32 acres, are laid down in English grass ; one paddock, about 10 acres, is in oats, and the remainder in natural grass. The fences are all substantial and in good repair, and the property is well watered. A dwelling-house of six rooms has just been built. The stable and barn are also new, and the other outhouses are in good repair. For terms and all particulars, apply to Mr Fleming, "Clutha Leader" Office, Balclutha, or to JOHN ROSS, &91 . . Proprietor..