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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 54, 20 February 1869, Page 4

Miscellaneous . Advertisements. E 6 E SALE. BY Private Bargain, a Team of first- _ class Working Bullocks, ten in number ; together with a first-class Dray, bows, yokes, and chains complete. Terms - liberal. For particulars apply to J. MICHAEL, 56 Near Blue Spur. FOE SALE. A SIXTH SHAB.E in Boland and Company's celebrated Claim, Tuapeka Mouth. Any one desiring to purchase can have a months trial of the claim. Apply, for particulars and terms, on the ground. This splendid opportunity should not be lost, as the claim possesses a steady head of water on the ground, all the year round. TO IRONMONGERS AND OTHERS. P O E SALE. AN IRONMONGERY BUSINESS, in one of the best up-country townships in Otago, Established Six Years. Stock — first-class and in excellent working order ; alsc, about a quarter acre of. Freehold Land, on which is erected a substantial two-storey Building, containing Shop, Dwelling and Outhouses, &c, with every convenience for carrying on a large trade. For particulars apply to the Proprietor, FREDERICK MEYER, Ross Place, Lawrence. ¥ O E SALE. mHAT desirable FREEHOLD Property x known as Roberts' Farm, Lawrence, consisting of Thirty-seven Acres of firstclass Land, fenced-in and in crop — ten acres laid down in English Grass ; together ... with a substantial four-roomed House, and Outhouses. Also, Horses, Cows, Pigs, Poultry, Drays, Harness, Ploughs, Harrows, and a large amount of other articles too numerous to mention. For further particulars, apply to the owner on the premises. J. C. ROBERTS. If the above are not disposed of by private contract, they will be sold by public auction on WEDNESDAY, 24th FEBRUARY. E O E A S L E. thf. rising utojmship. oLT»r-uiu, "a -*■ good Bakery, with Brick Oven, doing f' a fair and increasing business. To an I " industrious man with a small capital, an ' opportimity like this seldom occurs. The whole to be disposed of cheap, as the present proprietor is about to leave the district. Apply to GEORGE WILLIAMS, . : . Tapanui. SADDLEEY^^IteII SADDLEEY TOW AND* SONS, FROM TOKOUAIRIRO, Having arrived in Lawrence with a Stock of SADDLERY, wish a few of their s " patrons to come forward and inspect the goods in stock. Note' the Address — Next door to H. C. Richards, Peel-st. TUAPEKA GOLDFIELD. Application for an Agricultural Lease. • T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have , 1. this day applied to the Warden for a < lease of land for agricultural purposes, ■ situate adjoining northern boundary of previous application, and numbered section 2, block X, Waitahuna East, com- I prising 31 acres, or thereabouts ; and that the said application will be heard at the Warden's Office, Lawrence, on Wednesday, 24th day of February, 1869. Dated 10th February, 1869. JAMES BOSUSTOW. TWO POUNDS EEWAED. I T OST, on the evening of the 11th inst., I JU on the road between Chalmers' Halfj way House and Waitahuna Bridge, a small POCKET BOOK, containing money. jThe finder will receive the above Reward Lfby leaving same at the office of this paper. L-Zl' £1 10s. EEWAED. : " / ' r£ *' .*. . .S~ - from Tuapeka Flat, a red and;'Ssiite spotted two-year-old Heifer, i v Jtte^^lving^^^j^d DB on off rump. ®v*hoever wap^9|fyer the above at Mr. »l.^O'BbS^'s, Itaapeka Flat, will receive the : &*sss&• undersigned, having 3 inserted a \. V'teaping Machine, is prepared:^ to m# and Er 'ijffcack'all kinds of crops atjowestj&gfire. to Gully, jLawa-eneo. %