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North Otago Times, Volume 1, Issue 1, 25 February 1864, Page 7

Auction Notices.

Lot 4. Is the remaining portions of Sections 10 and 11, Block 111., having frontage to Ichen-stTeet of 107 ft., and to Tynestreet of 132 ft .; is in high garden cultivation, and to be truly appreciated, must be seen on the ground. BLOCK 1, Sections 1, 3, 21, and 22 of the TOWN OF OAMARU, No. 1 Section has a frontage to Test-street of IGS feet, and to Tyne-street ; GG feet is fenced round with a good paling fence, is now in fallow , ha-\ ing been well broken up. On No. 2 Section, which has a frontnge to Tynestreet, GG feet by a depth of IGS feet, and faces the Government Eeserve, is built an excellent HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, well finished, replete with every convenience, has two stone chimney s, and the roofs are shingled. This is let for £52 per annum. No. 21 is well fenced, w ith a good substantial paling fence, is alio in cultivation, and fronts on Tees- street. No. 22 Section has a frontage on Test-street IGS feet, and to Tees-street GG feet. On it ie erected a w ell-arranged STONE HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, having a slated roof ; and is let for £75 per annum Albo, on BLOCK V., Situate about 1\ miles from Qamaru, 80 ACRES OF THE FINEST AGRICULTURAL LAND, Having running through it (that which is bo highly prized) a never-failing stream of the PUREST WATER, CALLED "AMOA CEEEK." Luncheon will be provided. A. G. FISHER k CO., Auctioneers, Dunedin.

THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, At 11 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION. T Y. WARD, has been favored with instructions from Mr S. Gibbs to sell b3 public auction, at Cookham House,. ou Thursday, 17th March, at 11 o'clock, and to be continued from day to day until the whole is disposed of— The whole of his well-selected Stock, which comprises — drapery and clothing, glassware, crockery, oilmen's stores, &.C., &C, &C. The Auctioneer desires to direct the attention of Squatters, Up-country Settlers, and the residents of Oamaru, to the opportunity now afforded for supplying themselves w ith first-class goods at very low prices, as the whole must be cleared off, WITHOUT RESERVE, previous to the proprietor entering his new premises. Purchasers can remove their goods each day Zfbvr Ike £3-1 c ! iSo.Lc to coitLinence at 11 sharp.