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Evening Star, Issue 4150, 15 June 1876, Page 3

Late Advertisements. A SERVICE OF SACRED SONG ILLUST RATIVE of “Christiana” (Banyan's Pilg'im’s Progress) will be given by the Congregational t hurch, Moray place, Sunday School children, a : aisled by the Choir, on FRIDAY, JUNE 16th, 1876, with Illustrative Readings by Rev, Dr Roseby, Orgaoiat-Mr S. Little. Conductor —Mr P. Macfarlane. Service t - * commence at 7.30. Chair to be taken by John Bathgate, Esq. Tickets, One Shilling. Proceeds in aid of Sunday School Funds. DANCING! DANCING! Above Queen’s Theatre. AN Extended Program ue will take place in the above on Thursday Evening, June 15, at 8 o’clock. Gentlemen, 2s 6d; Ladies as usual. FRIDAY, 16th JUNE, At 2 o’clock. . AT MURPHY'S HOTEL. OPENING OF THE KAITANGATA RAILWAY. SECTIONS AND RURAL LAND. CATTLE AND HORS.ES.

a RIG OR, MAITLAND, & CO. have received instructions to sell, on account of Mr Reginald M'Donald, at Murphy’s Hotel, Kaitangata, Sections in the Township of Granton; also in the Government Township of Kaitangata, highly-improved lands, lying between Kaitangata Railway and Township of Granton; also, rich agricultural lands at back of railway line, as hereunder described : GRANTON TOWNSHIP. Sections 3,14,15, and 16, Block I.; Sections 2, 3, 4, 17, 18, 11, 13. 14, 15, Block II.; Sections 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14 and 15, Block 111. On Section 6is erected a five-roomed house, and on Section 9, stable and loose boxes. 8 quarter-acre sections in the Township of Kaitangata; Also, 85 acres of highly-improved lands, lying between Kaitang-ta Railway and Township of Granton; also rifeh agricultural lands at back of Railway line.

Also, Section 6, block, 11., Township of Granton, with substantial and well-finished dwelling-house, containing five rooms and scullery, with water-tanks and every convenience. On account of Mr Withers— Sections 17 and 18, block XXVI f, with two-roomed cottage erected thereon. Speculators, settlers, and others are requested to attend this bana fide sale of some of the most valuable lands that have been offered for sale in the vicinity of the terminus of the Kaitangata and_ Clutha Railway. Parties wishing to secure valuable sites have only to visit the district and township to be perfectly satisfied as to its extensive resources. For plans and further particulars, apply to the Proprietor,or to the Auctioneers. Terms liberal.

FREEHOLD COAL MINE FOR SALE, On Deferred Payments. > AH. MAUDE, Oamaru, will sell on 21st • June (see special advertisement) the Awamoko Estate near Oamaru, comprising 4,460 acres agricultural .land, in lots, with ample railway communication. One section, of 50 acres has been laid off, comprising the present Awamoko Coal Mine, so as to be within the means of practical miners. The coal is a very superior quality of brown coal, as It will get upateam quicker than Newcastle, though, it not so lasting; and for household purposes is unexceptionable, having no smell The mine is in the centre of a large agricultural district, and there is no other coal known within 10 miles on the one sid6 and 20 on the other. The mine is inexpensive to work, being simply drives into the face of the hill, with plenty of drainage and a good roof. The coal is a four to five feet seam, lying nearly flat. The land is rich agricultural land, and will make a nice little property. Terms: 10 per cent, cash on fall of hammer; balance of one*fourth of purchase money on survey being completed; one fourth in two years ; balance can remain as long as desired at 7 per cent, interest. ' . For particulars apply to GILLIES, STKEET, & HIBLOP, Dunedin; Or. A. H. MAUDE, Oamaru, ■"■pHE Three-masted Schooner tray street Jetty. For freight and further particulars apply to’ , FRANK GUY, r now loading for Auckland at RafcFEANCIS FULTON.

MASONIC. LODGE ST. ANDREW, 432 S.C. A NNTJAL Social Ball, to celebrate install. lation of H.W.M. and officers, will taloe place in the Temperance Hall, Monday, June 26. Double ticket, LX Is; ladies’ do, 7s 6d; to be had of th°. committee. THIS Week’s. ‘ Liberator ’ will answer the Rev. A. R, Fitchett’s lecture on Evolutipn. '' EL STrf’S put in boots; ladies’, 2s; gentlemen’s, 2s 6d Heath’*, George street, next Rank New Zealand. FOR SALK, Singer’s No, 2 Machine. Apply Cumberland street, four doors from Albany street. WANTED Known—New edition. Hymns, ancient and modern, at W. H. Walker’s. Great King street. WANTED, a Housemaid, accustomed to children. Apply Mrs Wm. Davidson, Castle street, near Albany street. WA NTED. a 800 l maker and two Apprentices. D. R. Kettercr, Kobin Hood. \\T AN TED, a Boy for Apprentice, used ▼ T to bootmaking Apply Williamson, bootmaker, Stuart street. ANTED TO SEi.L, Twelve Sheets Bft Roofing Iron, new, cheap. Apply Gollav’a Store, Albany street. WAN* ED, a Girl to machine Crimean shirts. 2, Catherine street, Caversham. WA NTKD, General Servant, for private family in town. No washing. For address, apply Mrs Young, draper, Frederick street.. WANTED, a * ircular Sawyer. Apply at once to Deacon, saw-jpaker, jP r ‘‘ ■tfeet ninth. ; ■ '