WANTED KNOWN,— A LARGE SELEO- ?II)N of BALL PUOGKAMMES in tho newest desigus just to hand from London, at UIiBALD Office. ' *



For Sale and to Let. t"o "b" a~p~i t a"lTs t"s. FOR SALE, MR. MOYLE'S SNUG 160-AORE FARM Upper Hurford Road, about 6 miles from Town. There is a Well-built 6-roomed Houbo, and a first-class Garden and Orohard. Only 4 miles from the proposed Harbour. The Timber on the Land will beof immense value. Q r A ACRES, 6 miles south of New Ply- tJtJ\J mouth, on metal road. A splen- did piece of land, having a sea frontage that makes a permanent fence. 0H X ACRES— a very beautifully-situated Lj ( O improved Farm, 12 miles from Town, on Main South Road. Q A A ACRES— a snug Farm, with good LiQl\j 6-roomed iron-roofed Houso. The land is fencod, and portions in crop. OAA ACRES, 9 miles south of Town, &\J\J well fenced, sub -divided, and haviug a comfortable Homestead thereon. 1 QC\ AORES» part in grass aud part in XQU bush, beiug only 5 miles from Town, and 2 miles from metal road. A Af\ ACRES Choice Bush Land, within "tUU 2 chains of Junotion Road, and nine miles from Town. Any or all of the above Properties can be sold on most advantageous-terms to the buyer. Apply to W. COURTNEY, to House and Land Agent, Devon -street. TO LET OR SELL, A 100- ACRE FARM, with broomed House, within 2J miles of Town Post- office. Terms easy. 0286 hb to W. COURTNEY. FOR SALE ! FOR SALE !! TO Merchants' wanting a first-class position in the centre of the Town, tho under- signed will sell either tho UNEXPIRED LEASE of his DEVON-STREET AUCTION MART, which has over 16 years to run; or those VALUABLE PREMISES in Brougham- stieet lately ocoupied by Faithfull, Roberts, & Co., with 17 years' leaße to run. Terms easy, W. COURTNEY. 448 h b to forTsale by private CONTRACT, A FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE, and part Section, in Courtenay-strcet, Terms most liberal, Immediate possession can be given. 0270 hb to W. COURTNEY. LAND FOR SALE. ■1 (\C) ACRES SUBURBAN LAND— Sco- lUU tioQ B N <> 8 ' l 06»0 6» ly 7, 108, 121, 122, 123, 124, and 182— mostly in grass and fenced, immediately adjoining the rapidly improving Town of Inglewood. Most of it is adapted for building situs. 