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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 529, 11 January 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION [ TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 12th JANUARY. At the Homestead (Filleul's Pre-emptive). At 12 o'clock sharp. CLEARING SALE OK STANDING CROPS, DAIRY AND STORE CATTLE, SHEEP, AGRI- \ CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY \ UTENSILS, FURNITURE, &c. CON NELL AND CLOWES have received instructions from the executors of the late James Borrie, to sell by auction, at above time and place — S4j Acres Wheat, on Mr. John Cameron's Farm, Horse Gully 47.J Acres Oats, on Mr. John Cameron's Farm, Horse Gully (Mr. Cameron will show the above to intending purchasers). About 70 Acres Wheat and 5 Acres Oats, at the Homestead R First-class Mares and Geldings 1 3-year-old Filly, by Emperor 1 3-year-old Colt 1 Yearling Colt 1 Foal, about 4 months old 1 First-class Hack or Buggy Mare „ „ with foal at foot 10 Dairy Cows 4 Yearlings 1 Shorthorn Bull (yearling) 50 Half-bred Ewes and Lambs 2 Pigs, Fowls, &c. 3 Drays ami Frames 1 Waggon 2 Double-furrow Plougls 2 Sets Harrows fi Sets Plough Harness, ditto dray and leading ditto 1 Set Buggy Harness Saddle and Bridle 14 cvvt. Fencing Wire Spades, Forks, anil Shovels Set Carpenters' Tools, Horse Covers, kc, &c. 2 Tarpaulins, 40 empty Sacks 70 Sacks Chaff, Horse Feed, &c. Quantity Posts and Rails, Sawn Timber, Firewood, kc. Grindstone, Casks, Quantity Roofing Ir.n. Dairy Utensils, Household Furniture, As regards the horse stock, the auctioneers can state that they are redly first-rate. The cattle and sheep are well-bred anil in good condition. The crop at the Homestead is one of the ttnest in the district. The Maerewhentia Train, leaving Oamaru at 0.45 a.m., will stop opposite the Homestead, and the Down Train wi'.l also stop at the same place abont 4 p.m. Luncheon provided. CONNKLL AND CLOWES, 412 Auctioneers. TO-MORKOW, SATURDAY, 12th JANL'ARY. At 12 o'clock. riEORfIE GRI will sell at his Auction Rooms, Tynest reet, on the above date— ONE DIIAWING-IJOOM SUITE, in crimson repp Saddle and Bridle Ladies' ditto. <;. GREENFIELD, (joi Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 12th JANUARY. At 12 o'clock. TO PARTIES FURNISHING, MERCHANTS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. fi EOR G E GREENFIELD has received instructions from the importer to sell by public auction, at his rooms, on Saturday, 12th January, at 12 o'clock—--72 American Chairs 6" Looking Glasses 20 Dozen American Brooms 24 Sets Toiletware 25 Sets Toiletware, white and gold 1 Cask Cut Glassware 1 Crate do. do. 1 Tierce Dinner Ware 1 Crate Cups and Saucers 16 Sewing-Machines, treadle lock-stitch 6 Sets Croquet Sets 15 Pair Bronze Candelabras 4 Marble Clocks 10 Wood Clocks 12 Barometers 4 Flemish Paintings in oil 4S Large Steel Engravings A Lot of Sundries. lhe auctioneer desires to call special attention to the above goods, they being all extremely rich and well worthy the attention of buyers. G. GREFNFIELD, ENNI SO N AND GRA NT, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Authorised Surveyors, and Land, Estate, and Commission Agents, TYNE-STREET.