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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 716, 26 July 1878, Page 3

ROAD BOARD NOTICES COUNTY COUNCIL. HENDERS are invited by the Waitaki . County Conncil, up to "WEDNES-1 DiY, 7ru AUGU-.T. at NOON, for the i following Works, viz. : Contract No. and MI TALLI n* ' PORTION of ROAD between Messrs. ReidandMenlove's properties, in Block IX., Awamoko In-itrict. Contract No. 42 -FORMATION and GRAVELLING ROAD to Mahcno Railway Station. Contract No. 43.-CONSTRUCTING CULVERTS and CUTTING a STORM-WATER CHANNEL in Block 1., Oainaru Survey District. Contract No. 44.-CONSTKUCTION of a TIMBER BRIDGE over Big Hill Creek. Contract No. 45.—REINSTATING SUBSIDENCES on Koad to Port Moeraki. Plana and Spec: tiuations to be seen at the County Chambers, and for Contract No. 45, •• t tlie I'ohce Station, Hampden. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES MARTIN, i"g Clerk to Conncil. SALES BY AUCTION. _ S.VIURDAY. 27th JULY, At Noon. On the Premises, Poison's Boarding-house, Severn-street (adjoining Meek s Mill). G1 EOR G E GREENF IEL I> has received instructions from Mr. G. M. Poison to sell by public anction the LEASE of that well-known BOAIIDINGHt >USE r together with HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, ft-;.. Consisting of Tables, Chairs, Bedding, Bedsteads, Cooking Utensils, Lamps, Glassware, Cabinet Sewing Machine, Mistress No. S Kanye, The Ancfioneer begs to call the special itfention ofjthe public generally to the ihove sate, all the Articles being Good and N V.v. and Mr. I'ol-on relinquishing busiG. GREENFIELD, •\V; Auctioneer. SATURDAY,-27x11 JULY. At the Commercial Yards. At 12 o'clock. DRACGTTT MARKS AND GELDINGS, C*| LEM 1N G AN D II EDL E Y *- have rereived instrnctions from Mr. William «'illespie to sell by pnblic auction, at the above time and place—--4 Draniht Mares and Geldings I Colt Foal, by Knockdon 1 Yearling Filly, by Duncan Gray 1 Yearling Colt 2 Hueks t Bug_'y, Pole anil Shafts 1 Single Sot Bnggy Harnes3 I Double do do FLEMING AND HEDLEY, •259 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, IO:h AUGUST. At I- o'clock. Unr t -:>ervep clearing sale horses, implements and grain. Important to Farmers, Merchants, and Others. LEM IN G AN P HED LE Y have rcetv.d instructions from Joseph Jo'.m3tone, Iv-i|., to sell by public auction, at the alov-; time and place, ALL HIS EFFECTS, As follows : 17 First-class Draught Horses 1 Young Thoroughbred Hack, 4 years, by Stormbird 1 Really good Hack, by Meleaghcr B Farm Drays and Frame?, good as new "l> Sets of Harness, all sorts 2 Gents* Riding Saddles and Bridles 20 Horse Covers, nearly new 401) Second-hand Sacks 3*loo Bag* Redstraw Wheat 250 Sacks Prime Short Seed Oats 4 D. F. Ploiteh- and Trees I Swing PiouL'h and Trees 4 Sets of Iron Harrows Ch.-i'Vit:. r , 4 i>..rse power) i Ir.vFor.i R.-.:-;-." No. S) , 1 I'.. ' --•• <estra 'arg,> size) A'! ■''•' ' ■'""• kitr,' !"'• nsils. Tiie Aco-.i'vi-er would direct special attention to tliio Kx:eu.-;ve Sale. The horsps have all been carefully selected at various «ale*. regardless of expense, and they will be found to.be a lot well-worth looking after. The implements are all in first-class order. The Wheat and Oats were grown on the Maerewhenua Station, and the quality of the Grain grown there is well-knowi one. As the vendor has made up his mind to sell, everything will go to the highest bidder. Terms at sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 152 Aucti-aeers.