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FOR SALE AND TO LET -pj O R S A L E. IMPROVED FREEHOLD TOWN PROPERTIES; easy terms. Apply 109 ARTHUR TOMS. sale or lease. SECTIONS 14 and 18, TOWNSHIP OF PEEBLES; about 5 acres in each section. Apply to 996 J. C. GILCHRIST. QSBORNE HARVESTER & BINDER. The above celebrated machine is HOW ON SALE By the undersigned. Descriptive pamphlet on application. FRANK DUNLOP, 642 Agent. Harvester king reaper and BINDER, Fitted with new Rack Improvement, For season 1880. Lightest, Simplest, and Best Machine yet introduced. Cnts a six-foot swath. Only one wire used. Hand Binding Table given in, HASSELL, SON AND CO., 995 Agents. TENDERS TENDERS will be received up to 29th INST., for the PURCHASE of Stock, Book Debts, and Working Plant, of Mr. John Peattie, Storekeeper, Peeblestown. Particulars may be learned at the store, or from the undersigned. 129 HOOD AND SHENNAN. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received up till SATURDAY, 24th INST., for REPAIRS and ADDITIONS to Papakaio Manse. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of the undersigned. JAMES JOHtfSTON, g3 Architect. EDUCATIONAL OAMARU DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. THIS SCHOOL will be RE-OPE SED for the Session on MONDAY, 26th INST., at 10 a.m.

The scheme proposed to the School Committee for the future management of the School will be initiated. The only fee chargeable is TEN SHILLINGS per quarter for one or all of the higher branches, payable in advance, ROBERT PEATTIE, M.A., 133 Rector. LADIE-' SOHOOL. The misses mtaw re-open SCHOOL at their residence Reedstrtefc, O'irparu, on t'.ic 26th INSTANT. Drawing V lass twice a week. 48 LADIES' SCHOOL, OLD TEES-STREET HALL. T HE MISSES COLE Will RE-OPEN their School on MONDAY, 26th INSTANT. 114 OEAKAKUI COLLEGE, BLOESKIN. NEXT TERM BEGINS MONDAY, 2«TD FEBRUARY, 1880. The Buildings have been suitably enlarged to meet the increasing requirements of the School. FIRST-CLASS EDUCATION In all branches, classical and modern. Special attention is given to physical training. Terms—Seventy-five Guineas per annum. Apply REV. R. L. STANFORD, 911 Blueskin. PUBLIC NOTICES jyj-ONEY TO LEND—In sums to suit Borrowers, at lowest rates of interest—rate depending upon nature of security. 24 GEORGE SUMPTER. MESSRS. COGVIN AND VERNOR respectfully request that all outstanding DEBTS be PAID to their late shopman, JAMES VVILKIE, before the 29th JANUARY, 1880; after that date legal proceedings will be taken for their recovery. No other signature but James Wilkie's will be recognised. Jan. 22nd, 1880. 131 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The January number of the "VTEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURIST ' Will be issued IN A FEW DAYS, And will contain a number of specially interesting original and selected article'. Correspondents and farmers in possession of interesting information are requested to forward their notes without delay to the Editor. NOTICE. THE undersigned request that all accounts against the late JOHN GORDON, Gardener, be sent in on or before 31&t JANUARY; and that all moneys owing to the estate be forthwith paid. EDWIS COLT-IS, ) Tnsfcaes 47 T. H. 'JOvVNSEND, \ lTiateea - HARVEST & PLOUGHING SURVEYS. Thomas s. hardy, LICENSED SURVEYOR Under the Land Transfer Act, Is prepared to execute the above Surveys with accuracy and despatch on reasonable terms. Apply. Mr. John Hardy's Office, WEAR-STREET, OAMARU. COOKSON'S CONSULTATION ON DUNEDIN CUP. FEBRUARY 26TH, 1880 2000 AT £1 EACH. First Horse Second Horse 400 Third Horse 200 Starters 200 Non-starters 400 £2OOO Exchange, Is for cheques j two stamps for reply and result. Address — E. COOKSON, Warner's Hotel. 771 Or, Box 180, Post Office, Chriatohuroh,