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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8162, 17 April 1895, Page 3

FLEM NG A D H OLBV

SALE OF MUNICIPAL LEASEHOLDS. At the Stores, Tyne atreet. FRIDAY,~I9th APRIL; At 12 o'clock. "PLEMING TND HEDiLRY i •*- hare received instruction* to offer by public auotion the following Municipal Leaseholds— Seotion 2, Block 6, term 6 or 14 year* ; upsat L 26 ; valuation LB9l los Section 6, Block 3, term 14 year* ; up* not L2O ; valuation L 260 Seotion 22, Block 28, term 21 year* ; upset L 4; valuation L 7 Section 13, Block 72, term 21 yearn j upset L 3 Section 5, Block 9, term 14 year* ; upset L 4 Seotion 5, Block 13, term 14 year* upset L 4 per annum Section 12, Block 91, term 21 year* upset LI 10s per annum, or LI for annual tenancy Section 22, Block 91, term 21 year*; upiet LI 10s Section 8, Block 26, term 7 or 14 year* ; upset L 7 15i por annum ; valuation 1800. FLEMING AND H-.DLEY, mrl 1 Auctioneer*.

SATURDAY, 27th APRIL. At tho Store*, Tyue Street, Oamaru. At 12.30 o'clock. FIR T-CLASS FARM AT OTIAKE. nLEMINO AND HEDLEY *~ (in conjunction with the NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, 1 imited), have received instruction* from Mr Louis Dailer to sell by publio auction, hi< Valuable Freehold Properties, a* under— Lot 1 -147 act oi 3 rood* 6 polei, Otiake, all improved arable land, divided into four paddocks, all securely fenced, Stockyard, 7-roomedHou«e, Chaff House [and Implement Shed A RegUtored Water-race runs through the property, capable of irrigating every aero. 28 acres broken out of grass, ready for wheat 30 acres in Cape Barley, for feed 44 acres ready for any Grain Crop, balance in Grass (4 or 5 years) Lot 2—llB acres, Kurow Creek, alt soourcly Fenced aud divided into three Paddocks ; Small Cottage on Property, Permanent Water. 30 acres Wheat Stubble 30 acres Grass (4 or 5 years), balance tussock land, surface aown.

Terms at Sale, or on applicetion to FLEMING & HEDLEY, apl3 Auctioneer*. SATURDAY, 27th APRIL. At the > tores, Tyne street, Oamaru. At 12 30 o'clock. SKCriONS IN~HAMPDEN.

Cl LEM I N G AND HEDLEY *" havo recoived inttruotionc from Mr Thos. Falconer (Executor in tho Ettate of the late Mr* Mary Cooper) to aell by Publio Auotion— Her Freehold Sections in Hampden*as under : Scotiom 7, 8, 9, and 10, Block 14 Sections 6 aud 7, Block 21

Terms at Sale or on application to FLEMING * HKDLEV, apls Auctioneer*.

OUBLIC HALL, OAMARU. THURSDAY, 18th APRIL. THE PASSION PLAY. j 44 Tho .Hory that Transformed The Worhf" One of the Wonders of th<* Ago. SPK'IVL KNG-GKViEVP OF WALT I- X BE .N TLK V, W ho will deliver hi* now •'MobMted oration upon tho Life and Duath of Josm Chri&t as depicted in tho Bavarian village* of Oberammergau, ev«ry ten year*. Beautiful Illustrations of Portrait* and Aot* of thio Marvellous Drama taken on the Spot by Ctrl Stock nan, who ha* the fco'e photographic right in connection wi.h ih*ouginal ptoduution. A few of the principal Picture*. PORTRAITS: Joseph Maier (The ChrUtu«), Roaa Lang (Tho Virgin Mary), Amah Deschter (Mary Magdalen), Peter R> ndl« (John the Beloved Disciple), Jossph Hott (tst. Poter), John Zw.nk (Judas l»ca<iot, Caiaphas, Herod, I Pontius t'ilate. 1 SCENES IN THK DRAMA. Lvdwig'* Calvary, Tho stage upon whioh the play Is produced, Christ's eutiy into Je usalem, Tho Parting at Bethany, The Betrayal, The Mocking, Calvary, tho Crucified Redeemer, Tho Descent from the Croia, At tho foot of tho Cross, Tho Burial, Resurrection end Aeoension. VOCALIST : MISS M. BRANDON (Soprano^ who will sing " The First Palm >unday.' " Calvary." "Tho Holy City." Full orchestra under the leadership of MKKEMSHED. Box Plan now open nt Mr Kemehed's Musio Warehouse, Price* 3s, 2*, and la. Door* open at 7.15 ; Commence at 8. H. R. WOON, Business manager.

rpo LET— A Five-roomed COTTAOF, X near Waiareka Junction,— Apply Harry Winslkv. mtBo

SPRING FLOWERING BULBS. ■OROWNLEE ANI> CO. •*-* are now wiling their Floral Gem*, consisting of Hyacinths (Single and Double in all colors), Crooua (White, Yellow, and B tripod), Tulip*, N*rcie*u» (Doable tad Single* new varieties), Lilies (in great Variety), Snowflake*, Snowdrops, Po'yanthu* Narcisiu*, Jonquils, Lily of the Valley, etc. In order to enaure a large *al« the pricey are from 6d per dozen upwarda. BROWNLEB AND CO.,