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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1117, 17 November 1879, Page 3

late advertisements COMMERCE BUILDING SOCIETY. retßE am! FOttSSHGHTLY MEETRW T for «c«p« of and R«P»> * JS"ott b « hejuKtn my ®? Ec *' .^ y ,T THIS ESlftrtNG, from 7 to9o clock- # JOHN CHURCH, Agwt. /J2 UEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NORTE OTACfO AGRICULTURAL A.ND FAST ORAL. ASSOCIATION'S SHOW, AT OAMARU, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2»>r« ft 2l»t. 1573. THE following ALTERATIONS will be made io the F;urea and Kooning* of Trains on above dates : SOUTH LINK. ■Ordinary Trains with addition of a 'Special Train, ikhjch, will r .top nb alt station?, leaving Paltfierstoo at (j. t5 a.m., arriving in Oamaru at ft; 15 a. to. NORTH LINEL Ordinary Trains—jjtcept that the 4.H> p.m. w ai leave Oamaru ats.H>, and be' ooe hoar later aft all stations to destination (Timaru}. DUNTKOON BRANCH. Ordinary Tratna-*-«sc«pt Jhat tho 3.* p. m . will leave at 4.45 p.m., and &*one hour later at all stations. s NOAPARA BRANCH. Ordinary Trains— that tho 4.13 will I««we Oamara at & p.m., and he forty-five minutes later at all stations. FARES. Ordinary Siogla-fare Tickets, waned from Dttaedio and Timartt and alt intermediate Station* and brandies to Oamartt on 20th and "Ist November, will to avai table for return ap till Monday, 24tb November W. H. iHNNAY. Traffic Manager. Traffic Manager's OtEce, Oamara, Stfi November, IST9. 44!> NOTICE. MR. JOHN PEATTIE ha* been appointed AGENT for the OAMARU MAIL at P E EBLES. RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Alexander kiloooe, Late of Baicltxtha, Bega to inform the toc.il and general public that he haa RE -OPENED 'The premises lately occupied by Mr. T. Pratt, OPPOSITE THE RAILWAY STATION". And is prepared to famish travellers with HOT COFFEE. TEA ft COCOA. Together with EataMes, from the departure of the first train r> tho arrival of the last. Weddins Cukes. Christening Cake*, and Confectionery, of the very b«st fjnality madie oa the premises. Soireeit Cmdi-'red for. f>r; ffffcStTPT OF BDDtNtVION f sANf>BUST. * A LL ACCOUNTS in the above Estate J\ mnat b« PAID ti> Mr. Kddinsjtoe befurn tho Ist DECEMBER next. other■wiae legal proceeding# will b« takert without further ootiee. T. H. BROWN ) Xtn ,,.„ e9 4«4 J. BOOTH f Trnstt.es. SALES BY AUCTION MONDAY AND TVK ft DAY. 24r« "Stn NOVEMBER. The Greatest Sale that has ever occurred in. New Zealand of AVAILABLE LA ND Within a few hours of THE EMPIRE CITY. LAND ON DETERRED PAYMENTS. THE TOWNSHIP OF MARTINBO R O V (i H. Toother with -t(>,oo'> acres of tho uhoicest Agricultural and Pastoral Land in the Colony, sub-divided into TOWN, RURAL. & SMALL-FARM SECTIONS, Varying ia crei? from .£-acrt?up to IWO acres. WILL RESOLD P>Y PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 2'trrt & 'i./trt NoVE.irr.ER, MR. J . H WALLACE. LAND k ESTATE Ar-ENT, AND AU(OTION&KE, Who has received instructions from the Eton. J. Martin. M. L»C. MARTIN BOROUOII Is within four houri of the City of Wellington, with every prospect uf a branch tine »>c railway to the centre of the Township, a.* shown upon the published plan. The ven<!Ur, knowing the great demand there is by ««ttler4 for land that i * immediately available for agricultural parposes on such terms as will enable them to employ their labor and capital upon improving their property without immediate payment being repaired. b-iS decided to meet their wishe® by selling the valuable ESTATES OF BUANCAKUA AND OTARAIA {Now called Martin^rough). ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. Hie following ar» the liberal terms npon which ih« property will be sold : A deposit of 10 per cent, at sale 15- per cent, is one month 25* per cent, is five years 80 per cent, in 10 years, at 6 per cent. Purchasers o£ Township Allotments— A deposit oi 25 per cpnt.; bafancu by bills at tbrse, si.t, and nine monSh.* , date. Ptsas «f tiTff property, with other info" nwtion, may be had on application t>> MESSKa IZARD ft BELL. Solicitors. Weliingtnci; -•v jttt. JOHN MARTIN, Jr*., ituangarna Station. Wairarapa; MR. H. J. WALLACE, t'state Ajfjat, Wellington. A goed is now offered in* ta&diag purchasers of seeing the .CRAIN-OEOWINf? CAPABILITIES 0f the land, there being at present a grain wo? oE 150 acrus ia-exCcnt, adjoining the ®aiaroad. • 314