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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume II, Issue 114, 23 April 1880, Page 4

Notices. INVEST! INVEST! One Pound! IN THU Following Genuine Speculation. E £3lO a WORTH OF pROPERTY to bo DISPOSED OF BY AET UNION, IN THREE HUNDRED & TEN SHARES, AT ONE POUND PER SHARE. First Prize: ONE QUARTER ACRE OF LAND, with a four roomed substantially built House thereon, situate on Manse Road, Blenheim, about five minutes walk from the Government Buildings, valued at Two Hundred Pounds. £2OO Os Od. Second Prize: ONE PARCEL OF LAND, comprising Two Acres One Rood and One Perch, situate in the Wairau Yalley, between the Post Office and Accommodation House, fenced allround, valued at Eighty Pounds. £BO Os Od. Third Prize: ONE FILLY, three years old broken to harness and side saddle, thoroughly quiet and staunch, and guaranteed sound, valued at Twenty Pounds. £2O Os Od. Fourth Prize: ONE MARE, broken to saddle, quiet, valued at Ten Pounds. £lO Os d. No encumbrance on any of the properties. Title Deeds of landed properties handed over the day following the drawing of prizes. The Filly, “third prize,” handed over immediately after the drawing, or, Twenty Pounds in cash if preferred The Mare, “ fourth prize,” handed over same time. The drawing of prizes will take place at Ewart’s Hall, Blenheim, dir-' ectly after the tickets are disposed of, due notice of same will be advertised. The drawing to be conducted by disinterested persons appointed by the shareholders. Five per cent, will be charged to the winner of the first prize, and Two and a Half per cent to the winner of the second prize, to cover expenses. AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS. Mr Jno. Tait, Times Office ... Blenheim Messrs Furness & Boundy Express Office ... „ All Tickets to be paid for on Delivery. Robert McDonald, Proprietor. Important Notice. TO THE WOOL GROWERS OF MARLBOROUGH. HAYING made Extensive Improvements on my premises in order to facilitate the SCOURING of WOOL, I am now prepared to receive Wools, and trust by good workmanship to merit a share of your patronage. FULTON.