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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 724, 5 August 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUGTION. THURSDAY, 15th AUGUST. At Dantroon. At 12 o'clock. GREAT UNKKsKRVF > CLEARING SALE HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, AND GRAIN. Im{>'irr.in: to Farmers, Merchants, and Others. -^, LE M IX *i ~a"n D .HEDLE Y -"■- have received instructions from Jewsph Johnstone, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the above time and place, ALL HIS EFFECTS, Ab follows : 17 First-clas3 Draught Horses 1 Young Thoroughbred Hack, 4 years, by Stormbird 1 Really good Hack, by Mcleagher 6 Farm Drays and Frames, «;ood as ne\. :;0 Sets of Harness, all sorts 2 Gents' Riding Saddles and Bridles 20 Horse Covers, nearly new 40*) Second-hand Sacks 3.i00 Bag 3 Kedstraw Wheat 2."30 Sacks Prime Short Seed Oats Timber Truck, with 2 Sets Planks 4 D. F. Ploughs and Trees 1 Swing Plough and Trees 4 Sets of Iron Harrows Chaffcntter (4-horse power) 1 Sledge Hut (14 x 9) I Traft'ord Range (No. 8) I Range (extra large size) All the Cooking Utensils. The Auctioneer would direct special attention to this Extensive Sale. The horses have all been carefully selected at various sales, 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 Maerewhenna Station, and the quality of the Grain grown there is well-known to everyone. As the vendor has made up his mind to Bell, everything will go to the highest bidder.

Terras at sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALE BY AUCTION OF FIRST-CLASS FARMS IN THE OAMARU DISTRICT. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. have received instructions from Messrs. Lees and Moore to sell by public auction, at an early date, at Oamaru, of which due notice will be given—•V'.'.i't 1,200 ACRES of firat-clas3 AGRICULTURALLANI>, divided into Farms of from 50 to 300 Acres. Ttv. i.;vr.d adjoins the wclt-kn~wn property s .-•:' ti:> Hon. R. Campbell, iVhitetone, !• id J.hn Reid, Esq.. Elderslie. and is equal -itiaiitv to any in the Oamaru Distrct. hc.vt oiK) Acres adjoin the Township of r ••:..-.: pnd the Teant-raki Station on the \\':i:art.-k» Railway. The remainder is situate ~r lr -.- a ! ~,;- three miles from the same Rail-v.-.-'v >t .tl>n. and is surrounded by good For further particulars, apply to A. H. MAUDE, Oamara ; ( >r, WRIGHT, STEPUENSON, & CO., 300, Dunedin. TAVISTOCK. TAVISTOCK. A Most Important Township on the Otiio, of 106 SECTIONS, Situated in the midst of more REALLY GOOD AGRICULTURAL LAND Than any other Township in NEW ZEALAND.

rr.ssfis. .r. t. ford and co. L have been instructed by Messrs. T«s.rhemaker, to OFFKR BY PUBLIC AUCTION MKCHANICS* INSTtTUTK, TIMARU, FRIDAY, AUGUST !», Immediately after the Sale of the 6fW» Acre Block, The whole of the; New ;in<l Important TOWNSHIP OF TAVISTOCK, Comprising IIWJ Sections, in ' The site hart beon selected with much judgment : the drainage perfect, and the water erjital to artesian. Its position tor a township cannot be surpassed, as it must bo fed by an immense agricultural area, being at the jnnction of the main road." of the district. The Main Trunk Line runs within hail of it, and a Railway Station is close at hand. Merchants, storekeepers, tradesmen, and | others should" keep this Sale in view, as we feel conviuw-il the town will prove a great { Payment to extend over live years, at a | low rate of interest. i J. T. FORD AND CO., ! •»•*•> Auctioneers. 'TANTED, Pervona seeking Situations V ' to Know that the Mail is the best means of making their wants known, as advertisements of that class are always looked for in livening Pap*- *.