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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 583, 15 March 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH. At otir New Store, Tyne-street. At Noon. pONN ELL AND CLO WI have received instructions fr< Mr. Alex. Stewart, to offer for sale by pi lie auction, at above time and place— HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PR FERTY, being SECTIONS 21 a 22, BLOCK XL, Oamarn Distrii containing SSa. 2r. 19p. EDUCATION (Leasehold) SECTIC 25, same Block, containing 46 lr. 32p. This Farm is situated on the "Waiarek "immediately opposite Mr. Hassell's la homestead, Cave Valley, and fronts tl creek. Terms liberal. CONNELL AND CLOWES, 747 Auctioneers.

SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH. At the Swan Yards, Thames-street. OSKISLL AND CLOWES hare received instructions from Philip Oakden, Esq. (in consequence of his leaving the Colony), to sell by public auction, at above time and place— One superior V\ r AGGONETTE (to carry six), nearly new, light and strongly builfc, -with Pole, Lamps, &c., complete One Pair powerful OAHRIAGE HORSE?, Bay with Black Points, well matched, staunch, sound, and perfectly quiet One Set DOUBLE HARNESS (complete), nearly new One Light American-built STATION EXPRESS, with Pole and Shafts. Also, Double and Single HARNESS for same, ali complete One Hue up-standing Grey MARE " Wainiwi," by " Leamington," out of a half-Arab mare. Up to auy weight, carries a lad}*, and is veiy qttiefc. At 1 o'clock.

Terms liberal. CONNKLL AND CLOWES, fSI Auctioneers. w E intend, during the Grain Season, holding FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SALES Of alt kinds or F4RM PRODUCE. We have Storage at our new Stores for DOOO bags, where grain may be seen in the bulk. CONNELL & CLOWES, SI2 Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 11th APRIL. At 2.0f) o'clock. At Watson's Hotel, Dnnedin. MAGNIFICENT AGRICULTURAL FREEHOLD FARMS. Subdivision of the well-known HORSESHOE BUSH ESTATE, Waihola. "O" E N R Y DRIVER (on behalf of the N.Z.L. and M.A. Co.) has received instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. W. T. Cnmine to sell by pttblie auction, at Watson's Hotel, Dniiedin, on Thursday, Ilth April, at 2.30 p.m., THE HORSESHOE BUSH ESTATE, Containing altogether about 2000 acres of the very finest agricultural land, which ha- been subdivided, and will be ott"er>;d in 13 S EPA KATE FARMS, Containing from 100 acres to 250 acres each. The above property being so well and favourably known rs an early and choice selection, the simple intimation that it is to be cut u;> into convenient-sized farms is 'uffieient to attract the keenest competition without further comment. For the information of the few who may not have personal knowledge as to its position and character, the auctioneer would remark that it is situated on the Main Southern Kailway, the Clarendon Railway Station (29 miles from Dnnedin) being npon the property. The land is all ploughable, having a rich limestone bottom, and isnnequalled for either grass, grain, or root crop. The Limestone Qnarry presently worked by Mr. M'Donald is upon the estate, and the same formation extends throughout its length ami breadth. The greatest care has been taken in subdividing the farms, so as to give easy access to each, together with an ample supply of water and good shelter. Special attention is invited to the beautiful Home Farm containing the bush and rich flats, with good improvements. Intending purchasers are invited to call on Mr. Cnmine, at the Home Farm, who will show the property. TERMS OF PAYMENT: 10 per cent, cash \ Eight per 10 per cent, at three months ( , 10 per cent, at twelve months ( en . 70 per cent, at 3, 5, or 7 years ) interest. At option of buyers. Lithograph plans, showing the extent and position of each farm, together -with any further information, may be obtained from HENRY DRIVER, M 6 Bond-street, Dunedin.