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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 585, 18 March 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, 23rd MARCrI. At onr New Store, Tyne-at ws. At Noon. pONNELL AND CLOWES \J have received instructions from Mr. Ale*. Stewart, to offer for sale by public auction, at above time and place HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being vSECTIONS '2\ and •«, BLOCK XL, Oamaru District, containing BSa. 2r. 19p. KDIICATION (Leasehold) .SECTION •_>j, same Block, containing 46a. Ir. 32p. This Farm ia situated on the Waiareka, immediately opposite Mr. Hassell"s late homestead, Cave Valley, and fronts the cr«kTerms liberal. CONNELL AND CLOWES. SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH. At the Swan Yards, Thames-street. At 1 o'clock. f\ 0N"N" EL L AN D CLO WE S >-' hare received instructions from Philip Oakden. Esq. (in consequence of his leaving t| u . Colony), to sell by public auction, at ulxive time and place— Om; superior WAGGONETTE (to carry six), nearly new. tight and strongly built, with Pole, Lamps, kr.. complete One Pair powerful CARRIAGE HORSE*, P.ay with Black Points, well matched, staunch, sound, and perfectly quiet One Set DOUBLE HARNESS (complete), nearly new One Eight American-built STATION KXPKKSS, with Pole and Shafts. Also, Double and Single HARNESS for same, all complete One tine up-standing Grey MARE " Waimea," by " Leamington,'" out .■• ■ ■ ' mare. Up to any a ladv. and is Very . \'i ■'-.! .\VD CLOWES, Auctioneers. [/"E intend, during the Grain Season, » Iml,Hog KiIRTNIGHTLV AUCTf''N SALES Of all kinds of We have Storage at our new Stores fo nil) bags, where grain may be seen in th ulk. CONNELL & CLOWES,

TKtn;sr>AY. inu aprii.. At 2.:'.(> o'clock. At Watson's FTotfl. Dunedin. MACXII-TTKNT AH nf (' V I.T VR A L Subdivision of the well-known HOI'.SESHOK HUSH ESTATE, Wnihola. T K X II V I) H. I V K K 1 (on behalf of the N.Z. L. and M.A. e late Mr. W. T. t'umine to sell etioii. .it Watson's Hotel. Dunlin, mi Thursday, Iltli April. :it ±M p.m.. THE HoKSESIIOE BUSH KSTATK. Containing altogether about-"»n> ;u:n'.has been subdivided, and I.", SEPAKATK FARMS. | r.mtaining from IOi) acres t<> -">(> acres j oafli. 'Vhi.' above property being so well and hvmirahly known a a an early ami choice selection, the simple intimation that it is to In; cut up into convenient-sized farms is sufficient to attraet the keenest competition without further comment. For the information df the few who may not have per-, suiial knowledge as to its position and character, the auctioneer would remark that it is situated on the Main Southern Railw:iy, the Clarendon Cartway Station (-'•> iiule" from Dunedin) being upon the property. The land is all ploiighable, having a rich limestone bottom, and is unequalled for cither grass, grain, or root crop. The Limestone Quarry presently worked by Mr. M'Donald is upon the estate, and the same formation extends throughout its length and hr adth. The ■..,-, -i. oare has been taken in sub . '.,■ \,nns. so as to give easy access ■ .h. r with an ample supply of •.■■shelter. .- .; .■:; is invited to the beautiful F . ; :.-icing the bush and rich "" ..■•• 1 unprovements. Amending purchasers are invited to ea:i r>n Mr. Cuniine, at the Home Farm, who w ill show the property. TERMS OF PAYMENT: 1,1 r ,,r ''<'nt. c.isli \ Eight per 1" per cent, at three months ( [ n per cent, at twelve months To per cent, at :?..". 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 KEXRY DRIVER, Ht» Bouil-street, Dunedin.