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North Otago Times, Volume II, Issue 44, 22 December 1864, Page 4

Properties for Sale or Lease.

TO LET ON LEASE. —Several firstclass Frontages in Wansbeck-street. For particulars, as to terms, &c, apply to JOHN LEMON, Wansbeck-street.

FOR SALE, on reasonable terms, a number of fine AGBICULTTJBAL SECTIONS in Blocks 3 and 4, Papakio District. Apply to GEORGE SUMPTER, Land Agent, Oamaru.

FOR SALE. SEVEBAL FIRST-CLASS TOWN ALLOTMENTS. Also a few HOUSES to let at moderate rates. Apply to G. SUMPTER, Land Agent.

TjlOR SALE OR LEASE. 1000 -A- c R E S, various Sections, Block II., PAPAKIO DISTRICT. Apply to M. B. MILLEB, or HENBY FRANCE, Oamaru.

TO BE LET.— FRONTAGES in Wans-beck-street, 21 and 21- feet, 33 foot back, 25s per foot TRAILL ROXBY & CO

T71 O B SALE, First-rate House and Section, suitable for business purposes ; good garden attached. Terms liberal. Apply to H. FRANCE.

ry\ o let. Double Cottage, containing 7 rooms, to be let in 3 or 4 rooms, or tho whole if required. Separate entrances to each part. Apply to II. FRANCE.

miMBER! TIMBER!! TIMBER!!! OP ALL KINDS, J To bo had at H. FRANCE'S.

Entire Horses.

ENTIBE DBAUGIIT HORSE, ROYAL OAK, WILL STAND this Season, alternately at tho Stations of Messrs HOLMES and GLEESON, Moeraki, and Messrs HOLMES and CAMPBELL, Totara. Boj al Oak, by the imported horse Tasman ; clam imported at the same time, and for which the sum of £300 was paid m Scotland, and the sire, by the most competent judges, was named the perfection of horse-flesh. Boyal Oak is now rising eight years old, rich dapple brown, sound, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. He gamed seven first-class prizes before ho was imported to New Zealand, tho last of which was at the Smeaton Agricultural Show, Avhero he beat the imported horses " Young Clyde," " Black Champion," grey horse "Farmer's Glory," Mr Ilepburn's imported " Nugget ;" also, Colonial-bred horses "Inkerman," "Garibaldi," "Model,"' " Black Douglas," " Young Douglas/' " Warwick," and " Bay Champion." He also won the first prize at the Show of the Northern Agricultural Association at Oamaru last year, beating several good horses. Terms, £7 5s., groomage included ; and any mave missing will be served tho follow ing } ear, free of charge. Large and secure paddocks provided at both stations, but no responsibility incurred. Payments to be made before removal of mares.

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF HORSE STOCK. milE favorite Entire DRAUGIIT HORSE YOUNG DOUGLASS, Will stand at call at the Farm, Punchbowl, on Tuesdays ; Hampden on Wcdnesdajs ; returning on Thursdays; Oamaru on Frul.rys. Young Douglass is now seven years old, wns bred by Mr John Menzies, Mem Crock, Victoria ; Sire — Old Douglass, imported from Scotland, who has left some of the besf stock m Victoria; Dam — Violet, imported from Tasmania ; Violet by the celebrated Grey Champion. Y'ounff Dougla«s is a rich dark brown, faultless m symmetry, very act no, a kind worker, and a certain foal getter His slock are strong and well di^positioned, and at all the exhibitions at which the;) have been shown they have obtained either iirst or second pracs. He has himself taken four firt-t and four second prizes in Melbourne and elsewhere Terms, £5 each ; groom 5s. £2 £s to be paid at time of serving ; balance at the end of the season. A good paddock will be provided at the farm, free for two months; afterwards 3s per week will be charged. Every care will be taken, but no responsibility. Payments to bo made before removal of mares. ALEXANDER AITCHISON, Proprietor. Oamaru, October 12, 1864.

TO STAND THIS SEASON.— The following norses will stand this season ;--- The thorough-bred Horse " FERGUS," And The Clydesdale Colt "VALIANT," rising two years old ; brother to the Horse " Hero" and '" Golden -drop," which got tho first prizes for Colo-nial-bred Stock at the Oamaru Show of 1863. THOMAS FERENS, Stotlold Station. December 14th, 1864.

Stolen or Strayed.

FOUND LATELY, on the Bcnraore Station, FIVE STEEBS. Owners can have the same by describing the brands and paying expenses. CAMPBELL & LOW.

£2 REWARD. LOST on Monday, the 5th inst., between the Post Office and Baker's Northern Hotel, a GOLD WATCH with Steel Chain. Any person returning the same to the Office of this paper, will receive the above reward. Oamaru, Dee. 8th, 1864.

FOWLS, DUCKS, GEESE, & TURKEYS WANTED, in any quantity. ARMSTRONG, PAYNE & NEWEY, Star and Grarter Hotel.