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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 811, 18 November 1878, Page 3

ears, should FOR SALE AND TO LET lOP in Thames-street, j J_ Apply, Dakiel Tooiiby, Hall of Com- j NOTICE TO FARMKLS a:-,D OTHERS. A F.ARM of 18SJ Acres, less the Fail- j way track, which runs through the ! property, is offered FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. It ia situated at Pukeuri Point, five miles fiom Qamarn, end is well watered ia 'aii the paddocks. Part of the land is three years, and a part is two years, in grass, •well laid down. Thirty .ores are in early oat?, which are looking •vpII. The Awamoko Junction railway -tation ia distant 40 chains from the Homestead, and Richmond's Onssing ia 15 chains from the northern part of th* property. The District School i 3 ahoitt five minutes' wall; i'rom the house. The foregoing and several .I'her conveniences to.» numerous to menLion are possessed by the property. One balf <> : . the ino-.<>y can stand over, secured on the. property at the eurr- nt rates of int.--.ri-st, for a fc.r:n of years, should -lie purchaser dosbe it. Po.r--0.-isi m can i;e j/iven in about, the middle of January next. Apply to ROBERT STALKFR, 353 Pukeuri Point. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. ! 4150 ACRES, TO BE LET ON LEASE FOTI m YKAP.S, WITH RIGHT Ol? PURCHASE OVER 17 : . 0 A<"'REB. I rTIHE Undersigned have received instrucL tions from Ih.'gh MTiraith, Erq., to INVITE TENDERS for ilia: magnificent Block of Land known as BRO 0 M P A R K, Situated about 22 nvV's 'on. rK : R:iUa'a Railway :te!/o ■>, and v-ifh-n ■' mih-s of '.:e ; hv'.Mi, Hi: i-.-m-i.'ia othe R.-dcaia and a.-.l'K-iton Forks RaiUvsy. This splendid prop -riv ad'pin'! the farm-. quality, wi'hout an acre o. was.e ; slightly undulating in formation. :t affords every facility for 'he mos*. perfect drainage, rendering it healthy for stock or crop?, while at the same time it is sufncienHy level to admit of the use of all laborsaving machinery that can be applied to farming. Water can be taken into every paddock from a creek flowing through the centre of the estate. The property is ring-fenced and divided into about 13 paddocks, present condition as to cultivation being : 1076 Acres in Ei.glish Grass 150 Acres in Wheat 400 Acres in Oats 100 Acres in Barley 1750 Acres Native Grass Land 674 Acres broken up for Turnips 4150 The tenant will have the option of taking Stock and Crops at valuation. Particulars as to conditions of lease will be furnish, d by the undersigned, or on applicaHUGH MTLRATTIT, ESQ., Broom Park, South R:;kaia, who will show the property, and to whom Tenders will be received up to WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10. J. T. FORD & CO, and Timaru ; R. WILKIN & CO , •iIR Chnstehnrch. MUNICIPALITY- OV O rpENDEnS aro INVITE ; to re lo k;o,i ~°- with the CT:'..v.i-."i-i by -!- pin. o' THURSDAY, qho I ' : <T , U,-- i-ART!:-WOItK FORMATION .->.-, d METALLINE in Ti.ames-strset and Sc-vern-strcet. Plans and Specification =i at Engin".e r '. Offiee. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. E. W. POX BY, Town Clerk. Council Chambers, Oamaru, 13th November, IS7S. 415 MUNICIPALITY OF OAMARU. CARTING SERVICE. TENDERS are INVITED for doing the requisite CARTING WORK for the Corporation for six months. For particulars apply at Engineer's Office. Tenders to be lodged by 4 p.m. o THURSDAY, the 21st INST. The Corporation do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. E. W. ROSBY, Town Clerk. Council Chamber?, Oamara. Pith Nov., IS7B. 381 TO BUILDERS. sm P. G. PPYDE, Secretary Education Boa Peri:. e.'SM tit, Chairman Pnntiouu School Committee IT OST—A little Girl's BUCKLE SHOE. i Please return to Mr. Keaiiks, BootI maker, Thames-street. 438