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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 713, 23 July 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION THURSDAY, Bth AUGUST. At bis Stores, Harbor-street, At 2 o'clock. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. A «. MAUD E -*-■*-• has ncuivttTinstructions to sell by public auction, at above time and place— That Magnificent Freehold Property known as " WAITAKI HOUSE," situated in the most central part of Thames-street, Oamaru, being Section S, Block IV., with substantial 2-Storeyed Stone Building erected thereon, containing two excellent Shops on the ground floor, with rooms at the back, and suites of offices, with large hall on the upper floor. A conveniently-built Photographic Studio is also erected on the ground, and can bo let at a remunerative rental. Terms easy. Fall particulars can be obtained from the auctioneer, "!12 A. H. MAUDE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WHITSTONE ESTATE. At his Stores, Harbor-street. „__ D E • has received instructions from the I Hop Robert Campbell to offer by public auction, at an early date— THE WHITSTONE ESTATE, Sub-divided into Sections to suit all classes of buyers. 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 Oamarn. 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 i-hoiee Freehold Land, adjacent to the third largest town in the Middle Island, has not yet been offered to the public. Full particulars in a future issue. 40 A. H. MAUbE. SATURDAY, 10th AUGUST. At Commercial Yards. At 12 (.'clock. GREAT UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE HORSES, IMPLEMENTS. AND GRAIN. Important to Farmers, Merchants, and Others. L EMIN G AND HEDLEY -"- have received instructions from Joseph Johnstone, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the above time'and place, ALL HIS EFFECTS, As follows : 17 First-class Draught Horsc3 1 Young Thoroughbred Hack, 4 years, by Stormbird | 1 Really good Hack, by Mcleagher 6 Farm Drays and Frames, <?ood as new 30 Sets of Harness, all sort* 2 Gents* Riding Saddle* and Bridles 20 Horse Covers, nearly •100 Second-hand Sacks 3000 B.igH Redstraw Wheat 2."0 Sack* Prime Short Seed Oats 4 D. F. Ploughs and Trees 4 Sets of Iron Harrows ChafTcrttter (4-horse pot I Traffonl Range {No. 8) I Range (extra large size) All the Cooking Utensils. The Auctioneer would dirrct special attention to this Extensive Sale. The horses hav.T all been carefully selects! at various sale.--, rejaruless of found to be a lot well-worth looking after. The implements are all in fin-t-elass order. The Wheat an.l 0.-.ts were grown on the Maerewhenna Station, and the quality of tluGrain grown there is well-known to everyone. As the vendor has made up his mind to sell, everything will go to the highest bidder. Terms at sole. FLEMING AND HEDLEY. > Auctioneers. i/TESSRS. CONNELL AND CLOWES - 1 -*-*- have been instructed to sell by public auction, on SATURDAY. th« 27th of July, at noon, the SECTIONS in Oamaru : Section 2, Block XCITL, with good jlcui '-j;.d Concrete Watertank Section 4, Bloc!; LX..XV. Section 19. Block LXXIX. Terms at sale. For further particulars, apply to th( auctioneers, 2 CONNELL AND CLOWES. PLOUGHING TEAMS WANTED. Q (^lf\ A ACRES Stubble and Tussoc.l (PLOUGHING TO LET, at Hdewlie i } Apply to Mr. Poiaos, the Manager. 1 am JOHN BEID.