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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 20 December 1880, Page 3

late advertisements VOLUNTEER HALL. NEW YEAR'S EVENING. W yOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT In aid of the funds of tho RIFLES' BAND. Xickcta may be r.btained at the Stationers and other shops. ISO ANTED—A STEADY WOMAN, m Honsekeeker.—Apply Office of this p»per. 17 RECEIVED, direct from London —A Beautiful Assortment of DOLLS, {join 6'< i each. —M. Taylor. rST RECEIVED, from R. Horenden and Co., London—A Beautiful Assortment of LADIES' COMPANIONS, from ja 6d each —M. Tat lor. xTTANTED KNOWN—That M. TAYYV LOR has got the Largest Assortment of TOYS and FANCY GOODS to choose from in North Otago. NOTICE —Just Rect-ivtd, a Beautiful Assortment of Curled HEAD DRESSE.-5 and PLAITS of every description, at M. Tatlor's. JUST RKCEIVED from 4d each ; all kmls, at M. IS&'iW" ANTED KNOWN—That M. TAYLOR has a Beautiful Assortment 0 f Ladies* BACK COAIB3 for Christmas Presents. 178 ~ NOTICE. H . GIBBS, W. PLUMBER, GASFITTER, BELLHANGER AND TINSMITH, RIBBLE-S TREET, OAMARU. Water laid on at lowest rate?. All orders carefully attended to. Orders may be left at Mr. Probert's, Thames-street. . 890 TUESDAY, 4TH JANUARY, ISSO. MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD SUBURBAN PROPERTY, Situated two miles from Timars, Being part of the property of the late John Landiborough, Esq. -1/fACLEAN AND STEWART jyjL favored with instructions from ihe Executors of the late John Landsborongb, Esq., will sell by public auction, on the above date, at their Rooms — The above noted choice Freehold Property, consisting of 290 Acres Land, or thereabouts, all laid down in English grass. The improvements consist of a newly-built Dwelling-house, containing 10 • ooms, good Stable, Stockyard, and various Outhouses; large Garden and Orchard, with 3 Acres well-nrown Gum Plantation. The Property is sub-divided into 6 paddocks (nostly Jive fences}, and is all beautifully watered with ironing Creeks and Springs. The Auctioneers desire special notice to the above s»le, the property in question teing one of the earliest selections in the district. For a residential site it cannot be surpassed, and for pastoral or agricultural purposes the land is unexcelled. Very liberal terms wilt be given. For full particulars apply to JAMES GRANGER; or to MACLEAN & STEWART, 152 Auctioneers. EDENDALE ESTATE. 7500 ACRES Of this Property will be offered for sale by public auction, IN INVERCARGILL, 0s SATURDAY, thk 15th day of JANUARY, ISSI, BY F . MARTIN <x The'blook is situated on the Matauxa Plains, between Gore and Matarua Bridge, and on the Southern Trunk line of Railway, •with direct communication to Pant din ana Invercargtll from Charlton Railway Station, now authorised to be formed and situated on the block. The land comprises some of the best soil in Southland, capable of growing all kinds of grain, rootd, and grasses, and the TERMS Are that the purchase shall not be called upon to pay any of th parch' 2-money for seven years, but daring t ha* ime will only pay FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST on the same. Forp!an3andeQiiditioti3 of sile apply to THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AGENCY CO. OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). Invercargilt, Dunedin, Titnaru, and Christchurch ; or to THE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN LAND CO. (LIMITED), Dunedin. V R- *• <£Z2mp3B3Sox COLONIAL INDUSTRIES. NEW ZEALAND. W ! PORTLAND CEMENT. Public Workß Office, Wellington, 10th November, ISSO. RITTEN TENDERS will be rec-ived , . at this Office np to NOON on 3lst IJARCH, ISSI, from persons who are Trilling to contract for the Supply and Delivery of ONE HUNDRED TONS OF PORTLAND CEMENT. The Cement to be manufactured in the Colony oj iV tic Aealmvl, aad to be delivered at any ot the undermentioned p aces, viz : Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Port Chalmers, or Invercargill, Tenders to be addressed to the Minister for Public Work?, and to be marked outside " Tender for Sapply of 100 tons of Portland Cement." Specifications and conditions may be seen at the public Works Offices, Auckland, Wellington, Chriartchurch, Dunedin, and Inver■cirgilL The lowest or any tender mil not necessarily be accepted. R. OLIVER. 108 Minister for Public Works. R. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. "WAITAKI-BLUFF, WITH BRANCHES. CONTRACT FOR ADDITIONS TO OAMARU STATIONS. Public Works Office, Dnnedin, Bth December, ISSO. "TTTRITTEN TFNDERS will be reW ceived at this Office up till noon on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd Inst., for the above contract. They are to be marked •outside " Tenders for Additions to Oamaru Station," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Dunedin. Specifications and general conditions may lie seen at this office and at the Stationmasters office, Oazn&rts* The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. E. R. USSHER, 110 District Eugineer. G IFFORD SECOND ANNUAL ART UNION. Those Subscribers who have NOT PAID will oblige by paying the amount of their subscriptions to Mr. Kerr, Hon Treasurer, at the Nation*! Bank. 173