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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 713, 29 June 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WHITSTONE ESTATE. * At his Storesf Harbor-itreet. AH. M A D E • has received instructions ; from the R<,c Robert Canjpbelljtd offerby public auction, at an early (late— THE H'HITSTOVE into Sections to suiifattj classes v buyer*. ' There is a good metalled into Oamarn, and the Woiareka intersects- the property. The property is thuJ brought within a few minuses of the town of Oamarn. The soO, as v£ well known, is of the richest being one of the earlieet aelectionsMp the justly celebrated Oamaru i>ibtrict. \ Sach an opportunity of purchasing really c hoice Freehold adjacent to the third largest town in the Middle Island, has not yet beeb offere<L'to the pabb'c. - Terms very liberaL Full particulars in a futute issoe. 740 A.'H. MAUDE.

TtTKSI'AY, 2nd JULY. At Hunt's l*t« V win, near Town Bonn'iary. At 12 o'clock. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE 'v rr» TiAIRY COWS, IMPLEMENTS, AND HORSES. RIGHT, TITLE, AND INTEREST IN RESERVE D. pLEMING AND HED LE Y hrirc received instruction* from Mr. ••o »eph Williams, to sell by public auction, at above time and place—all hisWooe; As follow? : 30 First-clas* Dairy- Cows All the Dairy Implements Lot of Cheese and Cheeie Press 15 Tons Derwent Potatoes 100 Fowls and Turkey^ 1- Pig® Milk Curt, Home, nnd Harness I First-class Grey Mare 1 Bay GeWing (Dick, 4 years) The auctioneers Avodld state that the Cows are a grand lot, aild are to be sold

"Without Ucserve. Also, The Fight, Title, and Interest of the vendor in Reserve D, Town of Oamarn, 10 years to run, containing 45 Acrts, all kid d"wn in English Curbs, -with the eocceptioi of X Acres fallowed for potatoes. Thf> auctioneers woiild draw special attention to this RosehiHfc''' It is in the most convenient part of the town for grazing, and iadmirably adapted for Dairying purposes. Thera is a nertr-failing' supply of water in the Reserve ; and besides, it has the righ; of .access to the ere. k. The Gran* has been saved for winter feed, and whether it b< stocked or cut for seed it will pa\ handsomely.

Terms at sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auctioneers. IMPORTANT TO FAKMEKS. FARM OF 430 ACRK3T OF FREEHOLD iXP 22 ACRES OF LEASEHOLD, "With nearly 21 years tn'run, at Ar.nnal Kc-t of £-~. "A,*"FSSPS. Ff.F.VIKO A>T> HEDIK have received i:mtru_tipnß to s*ll • pnblic auction, at f Irrir li-iorn*, Oaniani, • • SATUi.PA Y, the 8 h day of JULY NEXT, at K oon, that > MAGNIFICENT FARM, known M y "LANGLBE," In the occupation of Mr. Banmbaa Battar&by, lituate about 1 miles to the west of the North Waitaki Railway Station. The land ia well watered and drained. The land ia fir*t-cla««, and nearly all ringfer.ced, beside* being subdirided into Paddot ks A portion of the land is ready to Ve cropped this year, and about 60 acres have been laid down in English grass. A House and substantial Stockyard and Stables have, been recently erected. \ i Terms: 10 percent oa Jail of hammer; 10 per cent, within a fortnight; 15 per cent, iri 1 year ; 15 in 2 years ; and balance in 3 or./f yeara. Balanced to carry 8 per cen . per annum." \ For further -particulars apply to the Auctioneers; or, to JOHN CHURCH, 90S Land Agent, Oamaru.

FRUIT. FRUIT. FRTJIT. ALEX, FAM r L TON begs to thank his Friends for the liberal share of support accorded him in_ the past, and intimates irf\in a position to serve all those who,favour him with their patronage with tbe,befiVandjaroit of Fruits and the purest and" choicest Confectionery that cai£be-fa#d in Oamaru. Nor*.—A of Poultry always on Hand. J ; AtE xf FAMILTON (Immediately.next door to the Alliance * Hotel), f\ Tun-nw. 485