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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 732, 14 August 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. TO-MORROW, iHLT.»I>4.Y, 15th AUGUST. .-- At Dr.urroon. At I"J o'clock. 1.i.-K-\T Nf:r-".-f-;;-iVF.i' < ljaring sale :SFS .'MiT.KMF.NT*, AND GRAIN. iu1|r .,.,,,,, v „ ,■„, ,ner?, Merchants, 4 ii.K mrx >; an t> ned ley line ru'-civtnl instructions from Joseph Jii!inct<»ii«- r K-<|.. to Fell by public auction, at the at.ov: tune and place, ALL firs FFFKOTS, A* f.ll.nvs:17 I Y..UML.* Thoroughbred Hack, 4 years, by Stonnrnrd 1 Feaity <_">... l Flack, by Mcleagher fi Farm Drays ami Framed, «;ood as new 30 Set* nf liarae.-.-!. ail sorts 2 Gents' Saddles and Bridles ■2» Horse Civt r-, nearly new 400 Second-hand Sacks 3.100 Bags Ke list raw Wheat 'J."iO Sacks Crime Short Seed Oata Ttni'riiT Truck, \vi:h -J Sets Flanks , 4 I). F. Plmii.'hs and Trees I Swine Piongh and Trees 4 Sets nf Iron Harrows Chatleutter (4-tu>rsu power) 1 Sled-e Hut (14 X 0> I Trail", ml Range (Xo. S) I IJange (extra larye size) All the Cooking Utensils.

The Auctioneer would direct Hpeci.il attention to this Kxren.sive Sale. The horses have .ill hern carefully selected at various sales. regardless o: expense, and they will be found t<> in: a i.it u;!!-\vorrh looking after. The implements are. all in tir.-it-clasa order. The Wheat and Oats «.-re grown on the M;\erev. heuua Station, anil theijuality of the (craia grown there is well-know one. As the vendor has made up his mind to sell, everything will go to the highest bidder. Persons wi. j hin<; to attend the Sale can leave Oattuiru l>y the 0.45 train, and return l>y special train, leaving Duntroon at 7 o'clock p.m. FLKMIXK AND HKDLKV, Auctioneers.

s,\Tf*!Cl>AY. 17th Al r,V*T. At I"J o'clock. At tin ir Sb'i't'. Tyru;-street. U.irnaru. li> N N I'. I. I. A Xl> (.* LO\V E S h,-v. ■ rf-.-t-i v-»-.t uiLnicti'His from tin; i. r t<> Soil Uv I'lr'-iic Auction, .it above THK i NKX Pi UKP TKK.M OF THK 1.K.-\SK or T'orti'in ot Section 11, lUock 111.. i'own of Oamarti, on winch :m- , rt"-t- i the two Shops ir the 00.-up-Ltioii .it Miss K. Procter iiii'l Mr. If. J. Mote respectively, a gross rwntat of L 123 per annum, v.Ui*.-h. with a anialt outlay, coulil b'j con.-i.'u.-r;iblv increasetl.

Tin' !.>as- has xyven years to ran from •_Vth .Apr:!. and provision ia made for full valuation up to \/<VA> at the expiry thereof. Kr.-.md rent. IM9. These A\"p* occupy the best business .stand iu Oam.aru. For further particulars, apply to thr Aur.171 * ' Ci'NNF.U, AXr> CLOWE-. PKFUMINAKY NOTR'K. W<F !TST< >NK KSTATK. « Ff. M A U i> K ■»-*-• ii;',« received ui? 4 ntctions from the Ho.< li.■!»• re i , :trt!T>lirrll t>> otter by public anetion. at an early date— THK WHJTSTONK KSTATE, Si;h.divided int<> Sections to suit all classes There is a good metalled road iuto Oamaru, a nil the Waiareka Uathvay intersects the property. The property ia thu3 brought within a tew minutest of the town of Oamaru. The foil, as is well known, is of the richest ehar.icte.r. b-Aiiu' one of the earliest

Such an opportunity of purehMing re; choice Freehi-M Laud, adjacent to the tiiir.l largest tou'ii in tin: Minute fMa-.ul. has not yet been offered to the public. Terms very liberal. Kali particulars in a future issue. T4O A. H. MAL'DE. S O U T H I. A N I). HE undersigned has received instructions from .1. F. Collins, Esq., to sell bv private treaty that MAGNIFICENT FARM PROPERTY, Known as CLOVK K L V. Containing 730 Acre?, on the celebrated N. w Ui»r Flat, S-nthland. This splendid property is within three tib* o; two different lints of railway, has a fnmt.v;.' t.« the N'ew River, and a supply of eseell-.'tit timber. Over 6uo acres of the farm consists of very rich river flat land, of which abotit 400 afre.s are under cultivation, and with i.llkt improvements. Apply toG. F. MAUTfN, N.M. and A. Company, 410 InvercargiiL