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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 140, 3 November 1871, Page 4

Sales by Auction. THUESDAY, 9th NOVEMBEE, At 3 p.m. sharp. MESSES. INDERand GEORGE have received instructions from Mr. Eichards to sell by auction, on the premises, on Thursday, 9th November next, at 3 p.m. sharp, That valuable freehold property situate in Leven-street, Naseby, together with the Buildings erected thereon, and known as the NEW OELEANS DINING EOOMS. . After which they will sell the Furniture, &c, &c. Title, Crown Grant. Terms Liberal, at Sale. V; l .B. SHRIMSKI k!3 • has received instructions to sell, by Public Auction, at the Court House, Maerowhenua, on Monday, next, 6th Nov., at twelve o'clock, the undermentioned valuable Shares : THEEE FOUETH SHAEES in the amalgamated Mosquito and All Nationfc Water Eaces. ONE FOUETH SHAEE in the Golden Hill Eace. The Auctioneer begs to draw special attention to Miners, Speculators, and others, to the above sale as being a first-class investment which will pay a handsome return on the invested capital. The reason for disposing of the above shares is in consequence of the proprietor leaving for England. For further particulars apply to S. E. SHEIMSKI, Auctioneer, Thames Street, Oamaru. FOE SALE .BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Valuable Water Eaces MAEREWHENUA GOLDFIELD. Q OHRIMSKI will sell by Public Auction, at the Court House, Maerewhenua, on. MONDAY, 6th NOVEMBEE, At 12 o'clock, THE VALUABLE WATER RACE Known as Bush Creek, being Twelve Miles long, and capable of carrying Nine Heads of Water. Also, An Extension of the said Race to Stoney Creek, with a Grant of Four Heads of Water and Two Dams. GOLDEN GULLY RACE, One and a-Half Miles, capable of carrying Three Heads of Water, with Two Dams. The Auctioneer begs to notify to intending purchasers that the above Races are under the First Right, and are in good working order. Together with Two Claims—consisting of Claim No. 1, Golden Gully, two acres ; Claim No. 2, Golden Spur, five acres ; with Huts, Tools, Plant, &c, &c, For further particulars apply to John Murray, Maerewhenua, or to S. E. SHRIMSKI, Auctioneei, Oamaru. Miscellaneous Advertisements. NOTICE to STOCKOWNEES ix NASEBY And tiurrounding Districts. ALL CATTLE AND HORSES found Trespassing in Mr. Maitlaud's Fattening Paddock (said Paddock consists of that part of the run betwixt the parallel fence, one of which runs from the four-mile pinch to the Eweburn Creek, and the other from MThee's House to the Ewebivrn Creek) will, on and after Ist December next, be sent to the nearest Pound. GEO. OLIVEE, Manager, Eweburn Station. HEARING COMMENCES at Maniatoto Station on Tuesday the 21st Nov. E. A. CHAPMAN.