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The ‘ Timaru Herald ’ writes :—lf farmers knew the value of linseed flax as an agricultural product, they would turn their attention to the cultivation of it. Its being hut little grown in these parts is evidence of an almost entire ignorance of its value, and, for this reason, we venture to make a few suggestions on its uoltiration and manufacture. One of the principal uses, to which linseed is app'red is tin production of oil, and in the old Country tins is a branch (>f trade employing a large amount of capital and labor, It is grown extensively in the British Isles and on the Continent, ai:d it lias been very successfully grown in this district in small quantities.

Auctions. SALE OF FURNITURE, ON SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 2nd, 1881. MR, 0. J. W. GRIFFITHS, will sell by Public Auction at his rooms, Market Place, 70 Guinea Piano, 2 Kitchen Dressers, Washstands, Tables, Chairs, Crockery, and Glassware, Chefiionere, Perambulator, Stoves, Mattrases, Sewing Machines, and a variety of other items. 0. .J. W. GRIFFITHS, Auctioneer. Notices. WE LLINGTO^^if I DISTRICT SALK OF CROWN LAN DS ON DEFERRED AND CASH PAYMENTS. ON TUESDAY, 12th July, 1881, twelve (12) Sections, including 1,700 acres, . tuate in the Belmont and Pahautanui Districts, will be open to purchase at t.ie Land Office, Wellington, on Deferred Payments. Litho. maps, schedule of contents, and upset prices can > > seen, or will be forwarded on apph tion. On WEDNESDAY, 13th July, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, forty (40) Sections in the above-named districts, and twenty-vhree (23) Sections in the Wharcama and Waipoua and Manama tu districts, comprising an area of 10,000 acres, varying in price from 10s. to 80s. per acre, will be offered for sale by public auction, at the Land Office, Wellington. The Belmont and Pahautanui Sections are within twenty miles of the city; bridle tracks or road lines have been cut, giving approach to the sections within the block, and the rail and road is available for most of the distance. Maps showing the position of the above sections can be seen, and full particulars obtained on application. JOS. CL HOLDS WORTH, Commissioner Crown Lands. Crown Lands Ollice, Wellington. 21st June, 1881. 312

s llanihent order or foristers: | INSTITOTE3 FROM TIME IMMEMORIAL || Court, Blenheim, No 5085, A.O.P. A SUMMONED MEETING of A the above Court will be held on Wkdxesdav, June 29th, at 7 o’clock p.m. Business : Payment of Contribu and Arrears (vide Buie b 7), Election of Officers and Auditor, to Vote Quarterly Accounts, to consider Amendments of District Laws, Nomination of District Officers, and general. 314 W.M. NOSWOI.ITHY, Secy. B. MARTIN, MANNERS-STREET WELLINGTON. HAS JUST LANDED a Splendid Assortment of PAPERHA N G I N G S , (Wholesale & Retail) from Gd upwards. Also, Plain Tinted Papers, and Magnificent Dining and Drawing-room Dado DECORATIONS. INSPECTION INVITED. Window Glass, Champion’s Genuine White Lead, Varnishes, Polishes, Oils and Paints, in large and small quantities, as CHEAP and GOOD as a y house in town. N.P>.—Silver Plate Looking Glass. B. MARTIN, Tr, AiiO P.-VVERHAXGINU WAREHOUSE 10S Manners-street, Wellington EMPIBE CABBIA 0 FACTORY CO U 11TENA Y-PLACE, Wellington. MESSRS ROUSE & HURRELL, having leased the above premises, desire to inform the public of Blenheim and surrounding country districts, that they have commenced business as COACH & CARRIAGE BUILDERS of every description, and customers may rely on obtaining first-class vehicles, which for style and workmanship cannot be surpassed. Landaus, Broughams, Hansom Cabs, Spring Carts, Expresses, No., made to order on most reasonable terms. Estimates given on application. ’lease note the Addi MESSRS ROUSE & HURRELL, Coach and Carriage Builders, COURTENAY-PLACE, ■<stj WELLINGTON.