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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 655, 8 June 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION At 12 o'clock. ! Si-'CiiON'. 1.1 .. :: M ;X G A.N i.i 11 FI)L F V have received instructions from the ler, to sell by auction, as above—- ! SECTION IS, BLOCK XLI., Oamaru Town. This is a first-rate .Section, facing Hullstreet, and from its position should command attention. Terms at sale. FLEMING AND 11FD LEY, Sls Auctioneers.

SATURDAY, loth JUNE. At their Store, Tyne-street. At 12 o'clock. FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD SECTION. To Persons in search of au Eligible Building Site. To Agent?. Speculators, Investor?, ami Others. ~|Ll I. KMI Xr; AX D HED LE Y have received instructions to sell by public auction, at their Stores, on Saturday, the loth .!>mo, .it 1- o'clock— VACANT .SECTION 5, BLOCK XXXVII., Oainani Town. The auctioneers would direct special attention to this very valuable Section. It is one of the very best in this part of the town. The Section fronts Wharf-street, opposite til* North corner of the Show Crounil, and for a P.tisiucss Site or Dwelling cannot be surpassed. Terms—"J.") per cent, on fall of the hammer ; balance on completion. Title guaranteed. FLEMING AND lIEDLEY, SI 4 Auctioneers

1 RKLIMINAUY NOTICE. Ci ONNK I. L AN D CM. 0W E S have received in.-truetiuns from Messrs. Stcmson and Loiidi to offer at an early date, a s-jik-mliil assortment of FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, TINES, AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, The whole of the Trees have been carefully transplanted, and are well grown and lieaittv. in a. futiire issue CONNELL AND CLOWES

Fill PAY. 14th JUNK At the Wool Stores, High-street, Dunedin. SPLENDID STATION PROPERTY In the Waitaki District. For absolute sale, in consequence of Dissolution of Partnership. ■YVniKJHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. * » have received instructions from Messrs. liorton and M'Maxtor, in consequence of their impending dissolution of liartiicrsliin. to sell by auction, at the Wool Stores, High-street. Dune-din, on Friday. t;:e 14th .June, at 3 r.'.-inrk All that Splen-'id Station Property in the Wnii.-i.- District, comprising Uuns N--s. '.>-. 'JUCi;, 'M'.O, and 301. in th- P:..viiicialDi=!--'..;i.-E ot."-.">. KS FIRS'i-i'FASS PASC'.)i;VTRY, divided by -.-■ A n.T.ural boundaries into .add-cks. Also, 434 A acres i. heirg Sections I, -, ami ii-J. Kye'-urn District, and j Fivrh..id adjoining the t . of Livingstone ; together -. consisting of II) S-5.f-.-th sr.erii •J.'llll 4-tooth half-bred ITidK 'J-to-.-th merinos l!!l-i) merino lambs 13,400 EWES. DUO (i-tootii merinos 3n,M) 4-tooth merinos 1 ">!)(• •J-l-'oth merinos i(HH) lambs The improvements consist of about —'-) miles of standard ami wire fencing, 3 sets oi sheep yards, house and outhouses at Kyehurn, shepherds' huts, etc. In placing this property before the notice of capitalists and others, the Auctioneers ; wish to state that the sheep have been regularly culled every year for the last 17 years, | and are bred from rams purchased from C. B. Fisher, F.s<j., of South Australia, who took the first prize for wool at Goldsborough's Intercolonial Exhibition, held in Melbourne this year. The leases expire sth March, ISS3, and there will, therefore, be five shearings. Terms : One-third cash, balance at one and two years, with interest at S per cent. For plans and further particulars apply to the Auctioneers. 61*