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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 639, 21 May 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTIO At the Camp, about U miles from Schluter's Hotel. Koundary Creek. Kl.r. AND CLOWES .•.;;:vt;:l i u«trctctions f rom Messrs. Pirie t who have sold their farm) Sulu I>y Public Auction, at above ALL THKIK LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. aa follows : 4 Draught Mares (Grst-cloas workers), two in ffJ * u n*«frew Jock 0 n-ui,'ht F,,ala 1 {tiding Pony 1 Dnnhlir-furrow Plough (Jaek and St-e!) I Swing Plon'.-h 1 Set 4-leafed Harrows J Stt 3-Horse Trees J Itenpinj; Machine (Reid and Gray) 3 Drays, with Frames 2 Sets Shaft and 3 Sets Leading Harness 6 Set-* Plough Chains 1 Hiding Saddle and Bridle 120 Kmpty Rags t>"s Bags Seconds Oats 1« „ Thirds Oats li> ~ Fowls' Food

Firewood, ton Coals, Tenta, Ti Windlass Hope, Spades, Forks, Water Cues, and Cool Without reserve. Terms liberal. CONNELL AND CLOWES. fi3l Auctioneers. NCI UK DAY, 25th MAY. At their Store, Tync-street. At Noon. Cf ONNK I. L AN D CLOWES have received instructions to oiler for I sale by public auction, at above time antl place--SECTION 17. BLOCK IX., Oamaru Town, with FOUIC-UOOMED FfoL'SK thereon. This Section is situate in Humber-street. and fronts the Esplanade. SECTION J>, 1.1.0CK VI., Oamaru Town, with FIVE-LOOMED (wooden) COTTAGE theroon. Oarit.-n welt stocked with Fruit Trees. This property i« nest the house occupied j by the EJev. A. ft. Todd. The house is well tinishul, and fitted up with Kangcs. Cupboard.-. &.-. Term.-i liberal. CONNELL AND CLOWES, M~> Auctioneers. T I M A 11 U. MONDAY, 27th MAY. To Capitalists ant Others seeking Investment. T\ A >•' I> l ~ MACLE A N -*--'• have received instructions from John C. M'Ktrrow, Esq., to sell by public auction, at their Sale P.oonis, Timarn, on Monday, the 27th day of May, all that

magnificent property known as "CLAKEMONT," Situated in Tintaru District, within 7 miles of Timarn, and comprising 2239 ACRES FREEHOLD. The Land is in n compact Block, ringfenced, and subdivided into 13 Paddocks, of which there are — SOD Acres in English Grass 330 ~ Stnbble 4*>o „ Fallow and Turnips fi.j*> ~ Native Gras3 -•? ~ Bush. The Land is in excellent condition, and harf been proved to he of first-rate qnaiity for growing grain, err en crops, and English grasses. It is beautifully watered throughout, and.- as a residential estate, is unin Canterbury. The Buildtnga are new and commodious. and occupy a commanding and central position on the estate. They comprise— Dwellmg-honae of 10 Eooni3, with Ornamental Grounds aronnd, with Orchard and choice Fruit Trees 2 Cottage*, of 3 Booms each Stable (wood), with 4 Stalls, Harness-1 room, Coach-house, and Granary i Cow Sheds, Piggeries. WooUhed, and j Sheep Yard, Ac, Ac , &c ! The Draying of Produce to Tirnaru is all down-hill, by an easy incline, and there is a choice of four good roads. J Plans ut the Property may be seen, and I further information obtained, from '■ THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND 1 AGENCY COMPANY' OF NEW ZEALAND tLIMITED), Timaru, Christehnrch, and Dunedin; Or, from D. AND L. MACLEAN, 657 Auctioneers, Timarn. l MEETING of the EARLY" CLOSING j *- ASSOCIATION will be held in the i Primiti-re Methodists' Hall, Wear-street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 22nd In»t., at S p.m. Every Shop Aiautaat is earnestly requited to attend. 6SI