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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 635, 16 May 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, ISth MAY. .At Noon. G1 E »"» R o E hxi received instruction! to sell by public auction, at his -Mart, Tync-street, at the above- t.ine ! RiLLfARD TABLE awl a larg* assortment of AMERICAN <Ff MRS, comprising Dining, Arm. lane, ami Rocking Chairs, &c, &c. G. GREENFIELD, 849 Anctioneer. FOR SALE AND TO LET TO L E T. TO L E TEor a tcnn of years, I (WO ACRE? of first-class AGRICULTURAL LAND, none of which has evei been in Crop ; about 500 acres fallow, balance in tussock. Thia i"3 a splendid opportunity for any one in search of a good Farm, being only 5 miles from a railway station, with a gooi metalled mad the whole of the way. For particulars, apply to 60S J. AND T. MEEK, Oamaru. LAND FOR WHEAT. \ BOUT 2WIO ACRES Old Englisl GRASS PADDOCKS to LET, fo one Crop, at Elderslie, in blocks to sui Apply to Mr. I'olsox, the Manager. 45.1 JOHN* REIP. TENDERS Cf'FKK WAITAKI BRIDGE. rgTKNDERS arc invited for the 09N- *- STRI'CTIO.V of a UKIDGE across the Upper U'aitaki River. Plans and spc.eitications may be seen at the «.ir:c- of Mr. M'Grrgor,, «'.E., Dunclm : at the County Council • >tlie- -.«. Oamaru. until Friday, the loth: and at the Cotmty Cotin.-i! t it'll ■.-.:■■, Waimate, »n and after the Tend-rs to he addressed to " The Waitaki Uridine Commi.-M.>ner>," marked outside "Tender for Upper U'aitaki Brid-c." i delivered at the otttire of John M'Gregor, (' E [>i;ti»di;i. oti or before 1- o'clock on

OA.MAUL' WATKKWOKI KXDKKS will be n.'e.-hvl by the tut-il.'r.-i-n!?<l iii> to 21st MAY, for CoM:TIN"t- TWO TL'X.VFJ.S on above

works, comprising about 53 «. hams lunnt II trig. i'lans ami specifications and other information can be obtained at the office. John hkxi>f.i:so.\\ Bee's Corner. Tynu street. Oamarn Waterworks Otiiee, I t .May 13. IST*. <> :i,, | - PUBLIC NOTICES AMAUU.dITTUALnFAKFIT. IXC SOC'KTV. Shareholders in the above Society car withdraw at a I;i">N"L*-S OF SIX I'OUXH.V'f'.K SHAKK: ami parties desirous of a on c paying t»tt" tiieir mortgages can do so an allowance of equal to half tin accruing interest. For further information ai>ply to .T,s c. F.O in i K SUM P'l'K I:, Secretary. X 0 T T C K. TItAVK SOU) rirv SVDPLF.RY awl «.\r:xi;ss i.usinf.ss from 1.-t I MARCH t.> Three of my old Workmen. ' who intend enrrvint: the business: on in the name of 11fH>* 1K AXI> CD. In thanking my nnru. roust Friends anil I Crutomrrs for th:- liberal strpnurt I have received for the last twelve anil half year? ! that I have been in busim-s< irt Oamaru, I take this opportunity of soliciting for my Successors a continuance of p.ist favors so I 'liberal! v bi stowed on me. in whom I have ►■vt rv confidence in recommending to my customers as first-class workmen. More .-urtabh.' ni'-ii ci'uM not be fouml in the Colon v. Saddle.*. Harries.-, anil Collars will bo made in the same style as heretofore. THOMAS MORRIS. ITII reference to the above, we, the y T ui.densigned. beg to inform Farmers, Proprietors of Livery Stables, ami others, that being three I'raeh'eal Woikm-n in every branch' of the Saddlery Department. Killing Saddles of every description are made on" the premises. We draw the | attention of Stock Owners to our superior I make of Stock S.id.l!es. Kvery ilcscription ness made to order. iouLiisjn:tia.i. ....»w the attention of :ers and others to our superior own- | make of Collars, full-pipe, half-pipe, and round: both li:ht ami heavy. Kvery j article made of the best material. Hoping bv strict att' ntion t<> business, good workm:in>tiij». and moderate ch:irt;es, He solicit a [ continuance of tin- siip[»>rt :<inl patronage so j ocorded to our preilccujscr. I 1633 HODGE A2sD CO.