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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 630, 10 May 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY ' X!) SATURDAY AND - •• i :;kI»AY EVENING, r.nd llt.h MAY. ( Mi Promises. Ti ; r.;p.- s! r«c-t. zf i k > n<- ai; k !•: ?•; ik i. i ; i -a inst.'i:.-. ironi Mr. I |J. t-cilliy public auction, on til* I above dates, the whole of his ' J STOCK-IN-TRADE, I Consisting of—j First-e!ass Groceries | Wines, port anil sherry (free and duty paid) ; Spirit-, cr.se and bulk (free and duty i paid.) j Champagne, pints and quarts I Abr and Stout ~ j China and Glassware j Cutlery, Wiitcrtank j 1 Marc, Harness, and Spring Cart , A Lot of prime Cigars (frc-e and under bond) ic., &c. The Auctioneer would call the attention of Storekeepers, Hotelkeepers, anil the pubi lie generally to the above first-class lots, as j Mr. Cahxll has given instructions that thrrt liole are to be sold ■without the slightest reserve. U. CREENFIELD, 3t;i; Auctioneer. RURAL AND TOWN SECTIONS. ,vressiis. j. t. ford and co. have received instructions from the Hon. Edward Richardson, to sell bj- public auction, on SATURDAY, the Uth MAY NEXT, At Messrs. Miles, Archer, and Co. 's Stores, at o'clock—• UO TOWN ALLOTMENTS 140 Immediately adjacent to the Alhury lln.il\v:>v 'i\rmim:s. and having a frontage on the Main Ri ;v! to the M'Kenzie Pass.

Also, i!!M) ACHE 3 J!00 lining thf un.*o!d portion or the Albury K.-tati-. v--:thdr:nvn from last sale on account • t the lateness of the hour. Alliiiry I>■ inir the Terminus of the Railway extei:diir_' from Timaru towards Burke's I'ass. and the centre ni a large and rapidly agricultural district, tho Township Sections and Farms are submitted to public competition to supply a want long r'clt <-t f:uiiding Sites for Stores and other pi:i(->.K ot l.u-i.'ie.ss; also, Homesteads for carrier*, contractor?, and others. ri;:!is can he seen at the offices of the iunUr.-i<iiifd. Terms of payment at sale, easy ,1. T. I'OIM) AND CO.. Auctioneers, C'hristehurch ; .MILES, AIICHET!, AND CO., 4P<; Tiniaru. FOR SALE AND TO LET

; T O I, E T. ; rp o L E T—j For a term of years, 10 r >o AC R F,~of iinst-elass AG I! /CU LTUR AL ! f.A \! >. r.onc of which lias ever j been in Crop : about - r >oo acres fali low. balance ill tus^rck. ! This is a splendid opportunity for any ; (.no in search of a good Farm, being only S I miles from a railway station, with a good j metalled road the whole of the way. ' For particulars, apply to | (JOS .1. AN 1 > T. MEEK, Oamam. I LEASEHOLD I'KOI'KKTV AT WAITAKf. j To Gentlemen in search of a pond | Jn vestment. { ]CI LEM IN G AN I) II EDL E Y *- iiave received instructions to ofifcr j privately tlu j LEASE of about 1140 ACRES on the I Waitaki River, with a purchasing I clause. The land is partly in tus- { sock, partly ploughed, and partly ; under English grass. There is a | good SIX-ROOMED HOUSE on ! the property, together with a Men's J House of three apartments. There | are good sheep-yards. The whole j of the land is fenced and subdivided into Three Paddocks. Tiic auctioneers would call the attention of small capitalists to this farm. The rent is very moderate, the purchasing clause very reasonable, and the terms very easy. As a dairv farm it stands unrivalled. For full particulars, apply to HERBERT HONOUR, ESQ.; or, FLUMING AND HEDLEV, ■lOl Agents. LAND FOR WHEAT. \ BOUT 2000 ACRES Old English , GRASS PADDOCKS to LET, for | one Crop, at Elderslie, in blocks to suit j applicants. j Apply to Mr. Poi.sok. the Manager, i -In" JOHN RF.ID. J are now Landing, ex Garron—- ; 300 TONS COAL I I : From the A A Company's Pits. | | Partie3 requiring Coal for Threshing pur- ! poses during the discharging will effect a | considerable saving. 172 C. GALBUAITH AND CO.