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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 761, 19 September 1878, Page 3

LATE ADEVRTISEMENTS OT.UiO RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' BENEFIT SOCIETY. rpHE a.?.jonrned GKNK'fAL MEETING -*- of the Oamaru Branch of the above Society will be held in the old Tees-street Hall on SATURDAY next, 21at INST., at 7 p.m. THOMAS POWELL, 809 Secretary. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. rriHE SITTING for PRESENT SEAT- ■■ HOLDERS will be LET on FRIDAY, 20th INST... from 3 to 4 p.m. and from 7.30 to 9 p.m. in the Church. 757 1 OST, large black NEWFOUNDLAND ' DOG, white on Chest. Good reward. Apply J. Bkzktt, corner of Usk and Humber streets. 325 10s. REWARD. LOST, 13th July, in Mr. Holmes' Beach Paddock, a GENTLEMAN'S SADDLE, with German Silver Stirrups. Finder rewarded on leaving same at Empire Hotel. 775 £2 REWARD. LOST, about five Months ago, from behind Schluter's, Boundary Creek, TWO COWS—one Red, with wide horns; the other Roan and White, with one horn shelled. Both in Calf when lost. A. Patkuson, Empire Hotel. 777

LOST, from Weston, on the T>th inst., a young CHESTNUT HORSE, with tether rope. Stands about Sixteen Hands. Finder will receive One Found reward. SOS CHARLES LEWTS. OLD TEES-STREET HALL. I' ADIES' SCHOOL, conducted by the Misses Coi.k. The THIRD QUARTER of IS7S will Commence on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2:i. «in DUSKY SOUND COPPER MINING COMPANY. Capital ... £50,000, In Shares of £1 each—ls Gd on application ; Is (hi on allotment ; calls, (hi per share. The Prospectus of this Company is now issued, and may be had at any of the Branches of the Colonial Bank. The Share List will positively CLOSE on SATURDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER. Application for Shares may be made to the Managers of the Colonial Bank, or to the GKORGK WATSON, Priuces-street, Dui

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, 21st .SEPTEMBER. At the stores, Tyno-strect. At 12 o'clock. For absolute sale—Two EXCELLENT AGRICULTURAL FARMS Near Kakanui Harbor. To Farmers, Speculators, and Others. FL EMI N G AN D HEDLE Y are favored with instructions from Francis Bromley, Esq., acting under power of attorney for Mr. Thomas H. Farrauds, to sell by public auction at the stores, Tynestrect, on .Saturday, the 21st inst.— Those Two Farms at Kakanui, being sections :«) and 31, Ulock TV., Otepopo, containing respectively Ti'a. 2r. .'slp. and 70a. 2r. 35p. Tlie Auctioneers have very much pleasure in directing tin; attention of Farmers to these maguilicent Farms. They are now, and have lain in English grass for the last seven years, and are consequently in prime order for cropping. ft is well-known to settlers in the district that as much as 70 bushels of wheat and 90 bushels of oats have been threshed from this land. The soil is of the very choicest, and is equally adapted for corn or grazing. The Farms are well and securely fenced. The purchaser of lot 30 will have the option of taking .11 at the same ligure.

The terms are l."> per cent, on the fall of the hammer, ami the balance in one month or as per arrangement. The properties are for sale without the slightest reserve. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 70S Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 2 Ist SEPTEMBER. At the Stores, Tyne-street. At 12 o'clock. To Farmers aud others. FREEHOLD FARM. FLEMING AND HOLEY have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at the above time aud place— FREEHOLD FARM, Section 30, Block V., Fapakaio, containing SO acres, well fenced, with a good 4-Roomed House, etc. f>o acres of the above is in English Grass, and 30 acres fallow. The Auctioneers would draw special attention to this valuable Property, situated one mile from Hildcrthorpe Railway Station, aud abundantly watered. Terms at Sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 7<u> Auctioneers.