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FOB SALS. I ■ VALUABLE WATER-RACE FOR SALE. I THE MANUHEIiIKI A WATER-RACE, 20 miles in length, commencing at the Horth Branch of the Manorburu, and terminating at Low’s Saddle ; in good repair. Registered to carry sixteen heads of water, fire of which are now let at Ll2 per week. The proprietors being resident in Dunedin, cannot attend to the working of too Race : therefore their desire to sell. Price moderate and terms easy. For particulars apply °~ CHARLES STEWART, Esq., Of Driver, Stewart and Co., Dunedin. FOR SALE, FIRST-CLASS BAKERY AND GROCERY BUSINESS. THE VICTORIA BAKERY AND STORE, George street. MR H. STEINMETZ. who is leaving the Colony, is desirous of disposing of the above. An excellent opportunity to any one wishing to invest. Apply to H. STEINMETZ, On the premises. Or to R. WILSON, & CO., Jetty street. LITERATURE. T Now Ready, HE PROSPECTORS, Being Part Third of WILD WILL ENDEKBY. Price One Shilling. R, T. Wheeler, Publisher, and all Booksellers. 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