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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 712, 28 June 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUGTION PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WHITSTONE ESTATE. At his Stores, Harbor-itreet AU D E •• has received instructions from the Hoc Robert Campbell to offer by public Miction, at an early date— ffl THE WHITSTONE ESIkTE, Sub-divided into Sections to classes of buyers. 0 There is a good metalled road into Oamaru, and the Waiareka Railway intersects the property. The property is thus brought within a few minutes of the town of Oamaru. The soil, as is well known, is of the richest character, being one of the earliest selections in the justly celebrated Oamaru District. Such an opportunity of purchasing really choice Freehold Land, adjacent to the third largest town in the Middle Island, has not yet been offered to the public. Terms very liberal. Full particulars in a future issue. 740 A. H. MAUDE. TUESDAY, 2nd JUIA. At Hunt's late F*rm, near Town Boundary. At 12 o'clock. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE or DAIKY COWS, IMPLEMENTS, AND HORSES. RIGHT, TITLE, AN?> INTEREST IN RESERVE D. FLEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions from Mr. Joseph Williams, to sell by public auction, at above time and place— ALL HIS STOCK, As follows : 30 First-class Dairy CoW3 All the Dairy Implements Lot of Cheese and Cheese Press 15 Ton 3 Derwent Potatoes 100 Fowls and Turkeys 12 Pigs Milk Cart, Horse, and Harness I r'irst-claas Grey Mare 1 Boy Gelding (Dick, 4 years) The auctioneers would state that the <q are a grand lot, and arc to be sold Without Reserve.

Also, The Right, Title, and Interest of the vendor in Reserve D, Town of Oaniarn, 10 yp&s to run, containing 45 Acres, all laid down in English Grass, with the exception of 7 Acres fallowed for potatoes. The auctioneers would draw special attention to this Reserve. It is in the most convenient part of the town'tfor grazing, and i 3 admiwibly adapted purposes. There is a never-£a,iling supjte of water in the Reserve ; and besides, it has the right of access to the creek. tThe Gra3S has been saved for winter feed, and whether it be stocked or cut for seed it will pay handsomely. Terms at sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auctioneers. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. FARM OF 430 ACRES OF FREEHOLD : AKD 22 ACRES OF LEASEHOLD, With nearly 21 years to m»\ at Annual ESSES. FI.K.VTNG -A .\ V HLDUEY • have received inst-notions to sell by public am-ti'Hi, at t(re:r K»uin.«. O.imaru, on SATURDAY, the (j.h day of JULY NEXT, at Noon, that MAGNIFICENT FARM, kn>>wn as "LANGLKE," In *h. occupation of Mr. Barnabas Boa-ter-by, situate about R mile" to the wt- ui the North Waitaki Hrt'iway Station. The land is well watered and The land is tirst-clasa, and nearly all ringfenced, besides being subdivided into Paddocks. A portion of the land is ready to be cropped this year, and about 60 acres have been laid down in English grass. A House and substantial Stockyard ami SUbles have Lt.eu recently erected. T(.r::.3 : 10 p.*r cent, on fall of hammer: I') ;:tr «t nt. wi-.hin a fortnight; ISpercent. \ m I '--jr..- : 15 in '2 years; and balance in 3 Bai..uce3 to carry S per cen . per ant.um. | For further particulars apply to the Anetious'jrs ; or, to I JOHN CHURCH, i £}.-,gf " Land Agent, Oamarn. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. ALEX. FAMI LT O N begs to thank bis Friends for the liberal share of support ~ -corded him in the jpast, and intimates'that r-i is in a position to serve all those who t'av~ ir him with their ! patronage with the be*t ami rarest of Fruits and the purest and choicest Confectionery that can be had in Oamarn. Note.—A coustaut Supply of Poultry always on Hand. ALEX. FAMILTON (Immediately next door to the Alliance Hotel), TBAME3-STB£BT. 425