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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 533, 16 January 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION TO Wt n fi.-SCOUREES. FELLMONGEI'S. Etc., Etc. IMPO RTAK T SALE. In the Estate of the late James Wiieatlky, Esq., (deceased.) THURSDAY, 2-tth JANUARY, At 12 o'clock. At the Kakanui River Wool Scouring Works, close to tlie Mahcno Station, Moeraki Railway, eight miles from Oamaru, the Estate of the late James lYlieatley, Esq., deceased, intestate, hy order oi the Public Trustee. HE XR Y DRI VE R is instructed by Jonas Woodward, Esq., Public Trustee, and Curator of Intestate Estates, to sell by auction, at the aforesaid place, At 12 o'clock sharp, Without the least Reserve — Lot 1 All the late Mr. Wheatley's right and interest in about 20 acres Land, on which is erected all those extensive and well-adapted Buildings, consisting of a large Wool-shed, Three Sweat-houses, Sorting and Scouringsheds, Boilers, Scouring Vats complete ; the late Proprietor's snug Ivy Cottage, of three rooms ; Twn Pantries and Fowl-house, Mens Stone House of five good-sized rooms, large Kitchen, Tool-house, Butcher's Shop, and Coal-house—-suujuct to a rental of L 25 pel annum, with right of removal oi buildings ; also with this lot will be sold the Good Will of the Business and Scouring Contracts now in work, which are expected to give about three months' full work for complement of 20 men. Lot 2 The whole of the Plant, consisting oi Screw Wool Press, 120 large-sized Wool-drying Sheets, Twenty Woo] Baskets, large Avery's Weighing Machine, Hand Trucks, Wool Waggon, a Lot of Brands, Eight W ashing Boxes, 21 ft. 3in., Planks for staging, and Sundries. C3S Terms at sale. • THURSDAY, 21th JANUARY, At 12 o'clock. In the Estate of the late James Wiieatley, Esq., (deceased). CLEARING SALE. At the Kakanui River Wool Scouring Works. HE XR Y DRI VE R has received instructions from the i'ublic Trustee and Curator of Intestate Estates to sell by auction, in the Estate of the late James Wheatley, Esq. (deceased, iutestate), on the premises, close to tlie Maheno Station, on the Moeraki Railway— At 12 o'clock sharp, Without the least Reserve, All the LIVE STOCK, so favourably known, viz.:— Grey Draught Horse "Tommy" (Jrey Draught Mare '' Xe 1 1 Bay Pony " Oregon"' Grey Draught Colt, 3 years Black Draught Colt, 2 years Grey Draught Filly, 2 years Bay Yearling 2 Sets of Harness, 1 Waggon, Stack oi Straw, Saddles and Bridles, etc. (i Pet Sheep, 9 Angora Goats, 1 Kangaroo. The most select and ncherdii Kennel of TERRIER DOGS in the Australasian Colonies, containing—--2 Scotch Skye Terriers and I Bitch, 2 Bull Terriers, 2 Scotch Terriers, 1 Black and Tan The FEATHERED TRIBE comprise— Xine White Swans, 4 Chinese Geese, 1 Duck and 3 Young (English wild), 1 Peacock and 1 Peahen, S Game Hens and 2 Roosters. The Household Furniture, Pictures, Whips, Bir.l Cages, Double-barrel Gun, Large Duck Gun, with accoutrements, and a variety of articles, not in themselves of great value, but which the Auctioneer would bring under the notice of the late gentleman's numerous and large circle of Fii'-nds, so that they will have au opportunity of testifying how they appreciate a kind heart by selecting some souvenir or relic of a deceased friend. G69 Terms at sale. COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES WAITAKI COUXTY ELECTION. KAKANUI RIDING. -\TOTICE IS HEREBY" GIVEN thai in pursuance of "The Regulations oi Local Elections Act, 1576," the NOMINATIOX r of Candidates for the Election of on< Member to represent the Kakanui Ridinj in the Waitaki County Council -pill takf place at the Kakanui Athenasum, Kakanui, on SATURDAY, the 19th January, at tin hour of Noon ; and the POLL (if necessary will be taken on SATURDAY, 2Ctl January, IS7S, between the hours of 9 a.m and (j p.m., at Kakamii Athenaeum, at Mr D. Booth's Woolshed. JAMES MARTIN, Returning Officer. Oamaru, January 12, 1178. 633