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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 656, 10 June 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION Ft,». LVjNKMENT OF SALE TO SATURDAY, lOui JUNE. At tins Boundary Crc-k Yards. At 1 o'clnck. ■3>i! OW V. SU TT ON, AN D C (>. -*-* i-avt received iiiitruuiions to sell by public auction, at the above time and place—--20 Head 1 and 2 year old STEERS 20 „ „ „ HEIFERS 3 MILCH COWS. The auctioneers beg to draw attenlk.ii to the abore lot, as being fre.-ih, well-grown Cattle, and well worth looking after. All Cattle, Horses, &c, brought to the Yards up to the hour of sale will be sold after advertised lot'. Terms at sale. BROWN, SUTTON, AND CO., OTA 10 LAND. OTAIO LAND. PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

Important to LAND BUYERS, CAPITALISTS SEEKING INVESTMENT, FARMERS, C<»'TK ACTORS, AND OTHERS REQUIRING GOOD WHEAT LAND IN" CONVENIENT SIZED BLOCKS, ON EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. WE are instructed by the Messrs. Tcschemaker to inform the public that, in AUGUST NEXT, we shall submit 6000 ACRES 6000 In suitably sized P.iocks, being the PICK OF THE OTA IO FREEHOLD. Date of sale and terms, with full particular.--, -.vill appear in future advertisements. ,1. T. FORD AND CO., ,'.;;3 Auctioneers. FWiDAY. 14th JUNF. At 3 o'clock. U the Wo.il Stores, High-street, Duncdin. To I'.unholdcrs, Capitalists, and others. SPLENDID STATION PROPERTY In the Waitaki District. For absolute sale, in consequence of Dissolution n; Partnership. -Vy RIGHT, STELHENSOX, AND C<\ ' » have received instructions from Messrs. Porton and M'Ma.trr, in const.jiienee of their impending dissolution o? •i.-irtnersliip. to sell by auction, at the W.ii Smres. High-street, Duncdin, on Kriday, the 14th June, at 3 o'clock All that Splendid Station Property in the Waitaki District, comprising RunsNos. 92, 20Gb, 300, and 301, in the Provincial District of Oir.L'o,

6-2,000 ACRES FIRST-CLASS PASTORAL COUNTRY, divided by fi ncing and natural boundaries into T> large pail docks. Also, 4341 acres Freehold, being Sections I, '2, and 11, Block 2. Kycburn District, and 11 acres Freehold adjoining the Ti»\vns!iii> of Livingstone ; together with 20,000 Sheep, consisting o£ "WETHERS. 30titi S-t»oth merinos •251'0 fi-tooth merinos 2.">! in 4-tuoth merinos 2r-0i) 4-toorh half-lirods IHliil 2-toi'th merinos IDOtl merino lambs FWI'S. HOD fi-toot!. ■.■-.eriiios S'.'nO 4-tooib .nciinos 1">00 2-tooth merinos 2(11)0 lambs 7400 RAMS. 100 mixed ages 3 pack horses The improvements consist of about 20 miles of standard and wire fencing, 3 sets of sheep yards, house and outhouses at Kycburn, 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 for the last 17 years, and are bred from rams purchased from C. I',. Fisher, Esq., of South Australia, who rook 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 live shearings. Terms : One-third cash, balance at one and two years, with interest at 8 per cent. For plans and further particulars apply to FOR SALE. 71 0 R S A L E—CHEAP, SECTION 44, in South Oamaru, unimproved. Apply to 539 GEORGE SUMPTER. rtpilE undersigned has been instructed by -*- W. M'Culloch, Esq., to sell SECTIONS 21 and 22, BLOCK XIII., Hnmber-street, Oamaru, ! together with I 2 TWO-ROOMED COTTAGES, I On Section 21. In one or two lots. Easy terms if required. 810 GEORGE SUMPTER,