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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 588, 21 March 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH. At our New Store, Tyne-atreet. ,L AND CLOWES have received instructions from Hr. Alex- Stewart, to offer for sale by pube time and place— HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being SECTIONS 21 and 22, BLOCK XL, Oamaru District, containing SSa. 2r. I9p. ED VC ATION (Leasehold) SECTION 25, same Block, containing 46a. Ir. 32p. This Farm is situated on the Waiareka, immedi itely opposite Mr. Hassell's late homestead, Cave Valley, and fronts the Terms liberal. CONNELL AND CLOWES. -47 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH. Attlie Swan Yards, Thames-street. At I o'clock. p0 N NELL AN D CLO WE S have received instructions from Philip Oakclcn, Esq. (in consequence of hist leaving the Colony), to sell by public auction, at above time and place— Dm: superior WAGGONETTE (to carry six), nearly new, light and strongly built, with E'olc, Lamps, &c, complete One Pair powerful CARRIAGE HORSES Bay with Black Point*, well matched, staunch, sound, and perfectly quiet One Set DOUBLE HARNESS (complete), nearly new One Light Arneriean-htiilt STATION EXPRESS, with Pole and Shafts Also, Double and Single HARNESS for same, all complete One tine up-standing Grey MARE " Wainiea,'' by '" Leamington,'" out of a half-Arab mare. Up to any wciglit, carries a lady, and is very ,V AUCTION SALE dIM PRODUCE. V,'v. liave Storage at our new Stores for 9i't!o bags, where grain may be seen in th' l bulk. CONNELL & CLOWES. THURSDAY. Ilth APRIL. At 2.:;o o'ct.ick. M Watson's Hotel, Punediri. AGRICULTURAL HOUSKSIIOE BL'SH ESTATE. Waihola. fENRYD R I V E R *■ ("n behalf of the N.Z.L. ami M.A. ) lixs received instructions from the Extern ~f the late Mr. W. T. Ctimine to sell pulbc auction, at Watson's Hotel. Dimn, on Thursday, 11th April, at 2.::o p.m.. I'llK HORSESHOE PUSH ESTATE, Containing altogether about 2i)i:o acres of tin- vt:ry tiee-st agricultural land. wliich ha.- been subdivided, and will lo SKPAbATE

The fi!><>vp property being - so well and !V'i;:j-\!' r iy known :-.s an early ami choice "'l'Ttinu. the simple intimation that it is to 'cent iiii into convenient-sized farms is tiffi>".>nt to attract the keenest competition w 'i;h"iit further comment. For the inforiii.itinii of the few who may not have per">nal knowledge as to its position ami t'liaraetcr, the anctioneer would remark tiiat '* '•' -'heated on the Main Southern FJail,vw. ti:o Clarendon Railway Station (_!> from ilunctlin) lieity upon the proP c "y. The land is all [ loughable, bavins: a limestone bottom, ami is nneijnalled tor sitlif grass, grain, or root crop. Tlie Limesfoneijunriy presently worked by Jt.r. M'Donald is upon the estate, ami the 'anie formation extends throughout its !c an,l breadth. 'he greatest care has been taken in sub vi.iing the farms, so as to give uasy access to each, together with an ample supply of water and good shelter. Special attention is invited to the beautiful "°me Farm containing the bush and rich **■*'• Nith good improvements. Intending purchasers are invited to call on Mr. Cnmino, at the Home Farm, who •ill show the property. TERMS OF PAYMENT: ]" P«r et nt. cash ) Plight per per cent, at three months f . i" P« cent, at twelre months I nX " ,u P«r Mat. at 3, H. or 7 year* ; inUrest. At option of buyers. Lithograph plans, showing- the extent and full n . of eai; k fttrm » together -with any ur "ier information, may be obtained from w HENRY DRIVER, Bond-*Sr«t, D*n»di«.