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North Otago Times, Volume 1, Issue 13, 19 May 1864, Page 5

/GOVERNMENT TOWN LAND VJ" SALES AT HAWKESBURY, PALMERSTON, HAMPDEN, OAMARU, AND HERBERT. At Noon on 7th, 9th, and 11th of June, 1864, as aftermentioned : — 7th June (Tuesday), at Hawkesbury, at the Court-house — 32 Sections in that Township. 7th Juno (Tuesday), at same place, and immediately after tho above Sale — 34 Sections in tho Township of Palmerston" 9th June (Thursday), Hampden, at Mr Young's Stores — 39 Sections in that Township. 11th June (Saturday), Oamaru, at the Courthouse — 48 Sections in that Township. 11th June (Saturday), at same place, immediately after the sale of Sections m Oamaru — 19 Sections in Herbert. For further particulars see " Provincial Government Gazette" of 4th May, at any of the Post or Police Oflieos throughout the Pro\ ince. W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin, 9th May, 1864.

IjiOR SALE, a Team (of 8 or 10) firstclass Working Bullocks, with dray and tackle complete. Apply to ROBERT HUNTER,

Auhj^van.

FOR SALE, Oat Hay, Oat«, Seed Wheat, Potatoes, Carrots, and New Mangold Wurtzel Seed. F. & J. H. EVERY.

EOR SALE, two Teams of Working Bullocks, with drays, bows, and yokes complete. ALSO,

About 80 head of Mived Cattle, a number of which is fit for the butcher. Apply to ADAM ANDERSON, Otepopo Bush.

FOR SALE, Forty-seven Quarter Acre Sections of Land in the Township of MIDHOLM, Moeraki, Otago. Tho plan, conditions, and regulations were sent to my Agents in Scotland to have the Royal Seal on the private reserves, in order to secure them to our children for the future, and hope they w ill arrive in 6 mouths from June, 1864 To any one who Avishes a Freehold for himself and family (or any female), can secure such, and have every information, by apphing personally, or by letter, to me, JOHN COCHRANE, Proprietor, Mulholm, Hampden j or to any one I appoint as Agent. There has been 102 Sections offered for Sale for some time in Scotland, and when our old mates, with plenty of money, nrrho at tins South Britain, to recruit their health and put their money to permanent investment, it may be amuBing also, as Midholm has as many advantages, in my opinion, as any place I have seen. The Main North Eoad runs through tho Township, — is a convenient distance from the Bathing Township and Fishery establishment Couls and many other valuable nuneials arc in the neighborhood, and the best port, in my opinion, in tins Island. Climate and soil excellent for Europeans from Britain. Price. Ten Pounds Sterling per Section. Conditions are all on Free Trade principles — short and plain. JOHN COCHRANE, Midholm, Hampden. Plans can be seen at the office of this paper.

TXT AIKOUAITI RACES,

Will be run on

TUESDAY, (QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY),

AND WEDNESDAY, 2Gra INSTANT.

Stewards :

C. S. Saxton, Esq., W. D. Murison, Esq., A. S. Jones, Esq , — Rich, Esq., and H. Phillips, Esq. Judge : William Logie, Esq.

N,B. There will be both Flat and Jumping Races — some open to the public and some confined to the District. The programme will be declared at Bcale's Hotel, on Saturday. 21st instant, and entries taken at the same place on Monday Eveuinsr, 23rd instant. FRED. D. HAMILTON,

Clerk of the Course.

JUST TO HAND, ex Mystery, and other late arrivals, in splendid condition . —

CLOVERS— Red, White, Scarlet, Suckling, Trefoil, Alsyke, Lucerne, and Cowgrass. GRASSES— Timothy, Prairie, Festueas, Poas, &c, &c. MIXED GRASSES, for permanent pasture. LAW, SOMNER & CO., Octagon, Dunedin.

IMPERIAL HOTEL. Princes-street South, Dunedin. THIS Hotel is situate in the centre of Dunedin, and is replete with every convenience for fche use of visitors and commercial men. Tho accommodations are of first-class order. The bedrooms are large and well ventilated. Private suit of rooms fur Families. The Billiard Room is large, well furnished, and contains one of Julius Pusers' best Tables. Wines, Spirts, &c, of the first quality. Lara* and commodious Stabling. JAM$S M'GUIRB, Proprietor.