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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 621, 30 April 1878, Page 3

FOR SALE AND TO LET L'vND FOR 1 SALE ON DEFERRED -PAYMENT. ALLOTMENT S, comprising from 50 to 150 ACRES. in the District of MAXAWATU, In t:;e Province uf Wellington, under the '-Douglas Special Settlement Act, 1870." This land is some of the finest land in New Zealand, and is capable of carrying from 4 to 10 sheep per acre -when surface sown with English grasses. It is in the neighbourhood of the FOXTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY, And each allotment has a frontage to the road. The prices of the allotments vary from £2los. to £6los. per acre, according to position and quality, and the terms of payment ARE EXCEEDINGLY" LIBERAL, Extending over Four Years, with interest on the unpaid portion at 10 per cent. According to the " Douglas Special Settlement Act," each selector must be the HEAD OF A FAMILY". Plans of the property can be seen, and conditions of sale and settlement and all other information can be had from ALEX. C. BEGG, High-street, Dunedin ; or, HON. R. CAMPBELL, 227 Otekaike. rjl O L E T About 150 ACRES of LAND (fenced). Apply to 517 GEORGE SUMPTER. F OR SALE, AT BEXMORE—--3000 good Full-mouthed WETHERS, to be approved of on Benmore, from Ist to 15th Mav. After approval, these sheep will be delivered at the Otekaike Yards. Price, 4s. (four shillings) each. Apply to MR. MIDDLETON, 30* Bemnore. HOTEL AND FAR M, Papakaio Plain. rpENDERS will be received till loth May JL for the I'-C'RCH ASK of the LEASE and GOODWILL of the PAPAKAIO HOTEL, and about 90 ACRES of I AND attached thereto. The Hotel has done a tine business for years, and is certain to have a large and profitable addition accruing to it for two or three years through the construction of the extensive water-race leading from the Maerewhenua to Oamaru, which will rtm pr.st the property. The distance from Oamaru is about 12 miles. The land is, without exaggeration, of the finest qnality, as is all the land in the neighborhood. The successful tenderer to take sto"k and furniture at valuation. For further particulars, apply Keast and M'C'urthy, Dunedin : John Peattie, on the premises : or, Neiil and Boyd, Dnnediu. The highest tender not necessarily accepted. Terms liberal. Address—--480 XEILL AND BOYD, Dunelin. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AT WAITAKI. To Gentlemen in search of a good Investment. LEM IN G AND HEDLET have received instructions to offer privately the LEASE of about 1140 ACRES on the Waitaki River, with a purchasing clause. The land is partly in tussock, partly ploughed, and partly under English grass. There is a good SIX-ROOMED HOUSE on the property, together with a Men's House of three apartments. There are good sheep-yards. The whole of the land is fenced and subdivided into Three Paddocks. The auctioneers would call the attention of small capitalists to this farm. The rent is very moderate, the purchasing clause very reasonable, and the terms very easy. As a dairy farm it stands unrivalled. For full particulars, apply to HERBERT HONOUR, ESQ.; or, FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 401 Agents. LAND FOR WHEAT. A BOUT 2000 ACRER Old English GRASS PADDOCKS to LET, for one Crop, at Elderslie, in blocks to suit applicants. Apply to Mr. Polsox, the Manager. 453 JOHN REID. THE undersigned are now LANDING, Ex Fiery Cross—--25 Tons Galvanised Iron 50 Tons Ryland's Fencing Wire (6, 7, S, and 9). ISS C GALBRAITH AND CO w E are now Landing, ex Garron — 300 TONS COAL From the A A Company's Pits. Parties requiring Coal for Threshing purposes during the discharging will effect a considerable saving. 172 C. GALBRAITH AND CO. fJTHE undersigned have to ARRIVE, Ex Endeavour—--10,000 FEE r SINGAPORE CEDAR. AI3O to arrive, per Helena and Sissy—--147,965ft. WHITE PINE. 161 C. GALBRAITH AND CO. 4! C si ol P 1 4