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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 643, 25 May 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION THURSDAY, 30th MAY. At Ml*.»!■!•. Knight and Mills' Farm, Artlg!>« :in. at head r >i Eden-street, and immctli:itely out»:de Town Boundary. /■ ( 12 o'clock. Ti. F)airv:::<?n and Others. Ati. MAUD E • Is.-i- rectired instructions to sell by puiuiu auction, at alove time and place, ra!ual>!e Stock of QUIET DAIKY CATTLE, 4c., Consisting of—--23 Head Prime Cows (in full milk and at calving) 3 liulls 1 Horse, Dairy Cart, and Harness Dairy Utensil?, Ac., 4c. The auctioneer would wish to draw the particular attention «f those in want of really pood milch cows t*> this rare chance, as all the cowi hare hefn carefully selected for their milking qualities, and are for positive sale. A. H. MAUDE, 503 Auctioneer.

SATURDAY, lat JUNE. At hi* Store*, Harh»r-stre«t. At 12 o'clock. WIIHAT LAND FOR SALE. A if. MAUDE hat rec-irtd instructions from John King, F><i.. to by pi:b!i<; .motion, at above time and place, at I that Valuable FAK.M of 431 ACRES, fenced, and about half of it broken up ready for crow-ploughing anil (■owing with wheat, being Kural SVution 2S,HS, in the North Waitttti. jui»t opposite the residence or .John M'Lean. Esq. The land was broken np six months since, and is in aplendid condition for cultivation, and certain to yield a heavy crop of wheat. Water is easily obtainable. The property is about 7 miles from the ait&ki North Railway Station, and is altogether one of th e inn; t desirable in the neighborhood.

604 Term? very eafj". A. H. MAUDF., Auctioneer. \VKt>NK>I>AY. 2»lii MAY'. K O It O K I;R K K SFIELP hut rcct ivcil instructions from the Albion Brewery < 'ompany t<> sell l>y public auction, at liia Mart. Tyae-street, .it 12 oVIo-k—----3 HOi;SFIKAP> ft Fir3t-elas3 ALK (..orr-iirticil by mistake) and about HALF-TON" HAMS and KACOX. OIIEENFIF.LT), -[••> Auctioneer.

TIM A U IT. MONDAY. 27th MAY. To and Others seeking InvcstIllf tit. DA X D T- MACL EA N • have received instructions from Johu C. M'Kerrow, Esq., to sell by public auction, at their Sale Ilooms, limaru, 011 the 27th clay of May, all that magnificent property known as " CLAREMONT," Situated in Timarn District, within 7 miles of Timarn, and comprising 2239 ACRES FREEHOLD. The Land is in a compact Block, ringfenced, and subdivided into 13 Paddocks, of which there are—--0(H) Acres in English Grass 330 ~ Stubble 450 „ Fallow and Turnips 556 ~ Native Gras3 3 ~ Bush. The Land is in excellent condition, and has been proved to be of first-rate quality for growing strain, tjreen crops, and English grasses. It is beantifnT'y- watered throughout. stid. as a residential estate, is tinequalled in Canterbury. The Bnildings are new and commodious, and occupy a commanding and central position on the estate. Tht-y comprise—-.Dwelling-house of 10 Rooms, with Ornamental Grounds around, with Orchard and choice Fruit Trees 2 Cottages, of 3 Rooms each Stable (wood), with 4 Stalls, Harnessroom. Coach-house, and Granary Cow Sheds, Piggeries, Wcolshed, and Sheep Yard, &c., &c , &c. The Draving of Produce to Timarn is all down-hill, by an easy incline, and there is a choice of fonr good roads. Plans of ths Property may be seen, and further information obtained, from THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Timarn, Christelmrch, and Dunedin; Or, from D. AND fi. MACLEAN, fi.VT Auctioneers, Timaru. WANTED, Persons in Want Situations, to Know that the Mj.il is the best means of making their wants known ~y advertisements of that class are always Iooke? for in Evening Pap* \