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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1040, 20 August 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUOTION SATURDAY, 23rd AUGUST. On the Premises, Thames-street. At 12 o'clock. IN BANKRUPTCY. H. B R O W N • has received instructions from the Trustees in the assigned estate of Robert Aitken, to sell by public auction, at the above time and place— The Whole of his STOCK OF GROCERIES, Horse and Cart Fittings Furniture, fee. Lease of Premises, having 11 years to run, consisting of Store, Dwelling House, Baker} - , and Stables. For further particulars apply to the TO-MORROW, UNDER DISTRESS WARRANT. T. H. Brown v. Harris. Also, Auctioneer. T. H. BROWN, Auctioneer.

Alfred v. Johns, Bailiff, will sell by public auction, on THURSDAY, 21st clay of AUGUST, at 2 o'clock, at the Tcrminns Hotel, Dnniroon . The GoodDistrained, con*i<ting of— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., fee. ALFRED V. JOHNS, 573 Bailiff, R.M. Court. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. THE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY, LIMITED. Bastings, leaby, and co., have been favored with instructions to offer for sale by auction, at Green's Assembly Rooms, Gore, early in September next— ABOUT 1500 ACRES of Agricultural Land near Gore ABOUT 1500 ACRES of Agricultural Land near Lumsden. Sub-divided into farms to suit all classes of pnrehaaer?. AI-o, The TOWNSHIPS of Mandeville, Riversdale, and Elbow. These townships have been selected with due regard to their central position. Hail way st.it ions are in course of erection,and reserves have been made for schools, churches, and public buildings. The main road has a width of 90 feet, and all the other streets are 66 feet wide. The Auctioneer in announcing this sale would call the attention of intending purchasers to the fact that the New Zealand Agricultural Company are now having surveyed the whole of the land between Gore and Lt!rr.3(ltn into farms from 50 to 1000 acres each, which will be sold on exceptionally cr>?y terms to l>ona-fidt settlers. The Wnimea Plains Railway will be opened for traffic in January next, which will have the tendency of enhancing the value of this property to a considerable degree. I plans are in course of preparation. Fur'her particulars in future advertiseniorit. 493

FOR SALE AND TO LET Fon i,f.a:<k, with purchasing cr.ATsK—latiO ACRKS Agricultural ami Pastoral l.nr il. All fi-accd. Kent very morftrate. • J pp!v to 234 ' FLEMING AND FTEDLEY. i O II -S A L E F GltiO ACRES of the celebrated Maere•wiicr.ua Katatc. The iinesfc agricultural laml in the province. In lots to suit purchasers. Terms very easy. Apply to WO A. H. MAUDE. r [7l 0 II SALE SECTION 6, BLOCK 9, Otepopo District, containing about SO Acres. For particulars, &c., apply to JAMKS FAMILTON", .'IS? Th2ir.C3-3treet, Oamaru.^fv F OK S L E. AN ENGINE AND B2ILER. Apply— » iVv{/;IIFFICE. rpo LKT.—FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE. X —Apply T. I'nncTKß. 456 TENDERS OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. TENDERS will be received by mc till the 21th INST, for erecting the f lowing BUILDINGS Otepoi o—New School (Stone) Palmcrston—Residence. Plans of the Otepopo Building to be seen at the Grammar School, Oamaru, and of the Pahncraton building at the School, Palmera to:i. P. G. PRYDE, 5-n Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES OTEI'OPO ROAD DISTRICT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the BALANCE SHEET for the year ending March 313t, 1579, lies in the Schoolhorue for the INSPECIION of those interested therein. Also, that the Annual Meeting of the Board and Ratepayers will be held on WEDNESDAY, 20th INST., at noon. Business—To confirm Balance Sheet and general. ALEXANDER PIRIE, Clerk to Board. Otepopo, August 9th, 1879. 484 SCHOOL OF COOKERY. M 1 R3. GORDON, of the Temperance Hotel, begs to announce that on WEDNESDAY NEXT she will open a SCHOOL OF COOKERY, for the purpose of giving lessons in the culinary art, at the Temperance Hotel. Hours, from 10 to 12. Terms, six lessons, £1 Is. As Mrs. Gordon intends to combine practice with theory, pupils will be requested tr> assist at these lessons. At the conclusion of the lessons an excellent Shilling Luncheon for gentlemen will be on the tables from 12 till 2 o'clock. As Mrj. Gordon graduated in the London School of Cookery, 281, Regent-street, London, pupils have a guarantee as to her efficiency to teach, 556