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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 631, 11 May 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION THIS (SATURDAY* -EVENING, 11th MAY. On the Premwes, Thames street. /-<EOR«E GREKNF t K L D has received instructions from Sir. r t'ahill, to sell by public auction, on the ,bove dates, the whole of hia STOCK-IN-TRADE. Consisting of— First-class Groceries Wines, port anil sherry (free anil duty paid) Spirits, case awl bulk (free and duty paid) Champagne;, pints and quarts Ale and Stont ~ China and Glassware Cutlery, Water-tank I Mare, Harness, and Spring Cart A Lot of prime Cigars (free and under bond) Ac. &c, &c. The Auctioneer would call the attention „t Storekeepers, Hotelfceepere, and the public generally to the above first-class lots, as jf r . t'ahill has given instructions that the diult-' are to be sold without the slightest reiervH. G. GREENFIELD, jjjlj Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 15th MAY. At the Swan Yards, Thames-street. At 12 o'clock. * 11. M A U D E >■*• lias received instructions from the 'matia in Estate of Alex Gilchrist, to sell y public auction, at above time and place— I Bay Gelding 1 C'uesnut Marc 2 Tip Drays ■> Dobhins 2 Sets Harrows I Double-furrow Plough Karnes's, etc. A. H. MAUDE, ilill Auctioneer. FRIDAY, I-tth JUNE. At 3 o'clock, it the Wool Stores, High-street, Dunedin. ' in Runholders, ( 'apttalists. and others. :

sn.KN'nrn sT,mo>r propef:ty In the Wnitakt District. irabsolute wale, in conseijnence of Diss"hition of Partners-Fiip. n7-KrUFFT, STEF'BEN'SO.V, AND CO. hare received instructions from cssrc. Bortim an<t M'Mast-r. '" """"' race of their impending dissolution of irtnership, to sell by auction, at the Woo ,«. Fligh-street. Dune-tin, on Friday, ■l-tth June, at 3 o'clock All that Splendid Station I'roperty in the Waitaki District, comprising I Rims Nos. 92. 20«R, 300. anil 301, | in the Provincial District of Otago, I containing— I J2.OW ACRES FTKST-CLASS PAS. | TORAL COUNTRY, divided by fencing anil natural boundaries into 5 large paddocks. Also, 4ly4k acres Freehold, being Sections I, 2, and 11, Block 2, Kyebnrn District, and 11 acres freehold adjoining the Township of Livingstone : together with j 'H\'M) Sheep, consisting of J WETHERS. :>UOO 8-tooth merinos '_'f>l!o b'-tootli merinos .';"()() -t-tnoth mennos I 21.1)0 4-tooth halt-F>reds I ."(It) 2-tooth merinos 1!)!) D merino lambs I.VUIt) EWES, fltit) fi-tootli merinos :!HtH) 4-tooth merinos 1500 2-tooth merinos '-.'DOW lambs 7100 RAMS. 100 mixed ages :t pack horses "Hie improvements consist of about 20 'les of standard and wire fencing. 3 sets of ip yiinls. house and outhouses at Kye- •■■■ shepherds* huts. etc. 'a placing this property before the notice apitalists and others, the Auctioneers b to state that the sheep Have been regitv culled every year for the last IT years. iaru bred from rams purchased from C. Fisher, Esq., of South Australia, wlio I tli« first prize for wool at UotdsWjlli'a Intercolonial Exhibition, held in *iiirne this year. Metises expire sth March, tm and; fcwill,, therefore, be five shearings. toon: One-third cash, balance at one and 'J'eare, with interest at S per cent. plans and further particulars apply to AitatinitHern. **'** PUBLIC NOTICES WLARUi.tUTUALBKNEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. s »fenotders in the above Society can a BONUS OF SIX POUNDS SHAKE; and parties desirnua of at 'Plying off their mortgages can do so. 'tins an allowance of cqnal to half the "•"If interest. Ir ftirther information apply to ' CEURGE SUMFIKK, Secretary.