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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1305, 12 June 1880, Page 3

FOR SALE AND TO LET ELDERSLIE ESTATE. Farms to let on fourteen Y CABS' LE ASES. Rich Ag'j vitur-.l i; . sstono S< »1 iu FARMS ij t SIZES TO SUIT APPLICANTS. LIBERAL VALUATION GIVEN At the end of leases for . all permanent improvements, or extension of lease, a3 may be arranged. Also, FOR ONE OR TWO CROPS, Old Lea, Oat and Barley Stubble; and about 1000 Acres New Land, once ploughed, and now ready for cross ploughing for wheat. Apply, at Elderslie, to Mr. A- Poison. JOHN REID. Elderslie, March 24th, 1880. 702

PUBLIC NOTICES MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF O AMARU. TN accordance with the Standing Orders of the Legislative Council in the matter of Local Bills, notice is hereby given that it is intended to introduce, at the present Session of the General Assembly, BILLS to the following purposes, viz. : 1. A Bill to remove doubts as to the covenants for renewal contained in ceitain leases granted, or agreed to . be granted, by the Municipal Coporation of Camaru 2. A Bill to enable the exchange of certain lands with the Government and Otago School Commissioners respect ively, that is to say : (A.) The present Gaol Site and Police Paddock, in Block 95, Town of Oamara, and all the Sections in Block 31 of said town (except 6 and 16, already Municipal Froperty) to be transferred to the Corporation (b.) That piece of land in Block. 95 of said Town lying between Itchenstreet, Severn-street, the Railway, and Section 1 of Herslett's Claim, to be set apart for a site for public buildings ; and 2 acres 2 roods and 26 poles of Reserve D, lying between Chelmer-street extension, the Town Belt West, and the Railway, to be set apart as a site for a new Gaol (c.) Section 11, Block 75, to be transferred to the Otago School Commissioners (to complete the tits for the new South School), in exchange for Educational Section 14, Block 37, to be transferred to the Corporation ; such transfers to be made subject to the existing tenancies thereof respectively. S. GIBBS, Mayor. June 2nd, 18S0. 442

BLANKETS. BLANKETS. Hood and shennan, ITCHEST AND TEES-STREETS, HAVE ON HAM) A LARGE STOCK OF ENGLISH AND SCOTCH BLANKETS, Purchased previous to the advance in Wool, which they are SELLING CONSIDERABLY UNDER PRESENT VALUE. Buyers of quantities allowed liberal discount.

They have also in stock BLANKETS FEOM THE ROSLYN MANUFACTORY, Which for quality and cheapness cannot be surpassed. HOOD AND SHENNAN, OAMAIUJ.

O H N F A L C ONER, Whose Nurseries are now so widely known as containing everything useful, new, and rare,, requests all intending planters to come and inspect his stock of—- : Fruit Trees in great variety, from 18s per dozin Gooseberry and Currant Bushes, from 2s 6d per dozen Thorn Quicks, from 6a per thousand African Box Thorns, very suitable for hedgerows, from 2s 6d per hundred Rhubarb Roots, from 5a per dozen Deciduous Forest Troes, from 6s per hundred SEEDSMAN,

Pines in great variety, suitable for present planting, from 10s per hundred Flowering Shrubs in great variety Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants, &c. Catalogue of Frnit Trees, Roses-, &c., can be had on application'. Kobe the address—The NORTH OTAGO SEED WAREHOUSE, Thames-street. 494

EORGE SUMPTEE, having storage accommodation for 30,000 bags, is prepared to receive for Sale, Storage, or Shipment, GRAIN, WOOL, or other Merchandize, at his Stone Stores, abutting on to Railway Lines. Expenses very much reduced, no cartage being required and low rate of insurance.

CASH BUYER of WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, and FARM PRODUCE. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Grain stored or shipped to any part of the world. I Also, has for sale Cornsacks, Sewing Twine, Coals, Wire, Posts, Rails, &c. GEORGE SUMPTER, 399 Tyne and Harbor-streets.

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. DA V I D H A Y (Late Manager for Messrs. Anderson and Co., Grain Merchants, Oamaru), begs to intimate to his friends and others that he has started business as GRAIN" MERCHANT AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, In that commodious Stone Store known as " Kerr's Store. Cash buyer of all kinds of produce ; full weight corn, sacks always on hand j storage taken at lowest current rates—room for 30,000 sacks. 173 DAVID HAY,