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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 749, 4 September 1878, Page 3

BALES BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, 7t» SKT"TEitBi:R. At hia Storos, Harbor-atrour. At 12 o'clock. H. M A U I> K -• has rccoivod instructions to soil by •Vttblic Auction, at abovo time and plaeo— A Consignment of LAMPS, VASES. Ac. Ac. A. H. MAUDE, jvj<) Auctioneor. SATURDAY, 7ru SEPTEMBER. At his Stores, Harbor-Btreet. At 12 o'clock. , H. ~~M~ A U D E • has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at abovo time and place— G2 sacks first-class Fowls' Feed 100 sacks crushed Horso Feed 500 aacka good Seed Data, and About 10 tons Potatoes. Also, 40 bags damagod Wheat, pig feed. A. H. MAUDE, MiKfi Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER. Atikiu Stores, Harbov-stroet. At 12 o'clock. AU. M~ AU D E • h»3 received instructions from the Trustees of the lato Daniel Millward, to Sell by Public Auction, at abovo time and place, Tho following valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, viz.— 1 of Section 21, Block VL, Oamaru District, containing 40 acres (more or less) of first-class Agricultural Land, fenced and subdivided, with Four-Roomed House, Out-build-ings, Orchard, &c., thereon. Also, Th«-northern half of Section 46 Block VS., containing about 1 Acre, being part of Quarry resorvo, out of Section 0, Block VI., Oamaru District. A. H. MAUDE, Glo Auctioneer. ; „____- _- ESTATE Wlfl>* *&>*&, 18th SEPTEMBER. At his'?r •fed* Harbor-street, Oamaru. A 2 o'clock p.m. H. M~ AUDI L * >v.»ived instructions from tho "Hoo RtVi«|: Uiifupbell to offor by Public Auction* d* {j)M<M t" ne aiui P lace ~ THIS WHITSTONE ESTATE (Four miles from the Town of Oamaru), :Huh-dividod into Sections to suit all classes of buyers. Also, i THE TOWNSHIP OF WHITSTONE, Adjoining Railway Station. ' Thoro is a good metalled road into Oamaru, ::md tho Waiareka Railway intersects the property. Tho proporty is thus brought within a few minutos of tho town of Oamaru. Tho soil, as is well known, is of the richoat oharaotor, being one of tho earliest I acloctions in the justly colobrated Oamaru | •District. j Such an opportunity of purchasing really 'choice Freehold Land adjacent to the third largest town in tho Middle Island, has not yot been offered to tho public. Tormß very liberal. ■llano and full particulars on application to A. H. MAUDE, Auctioneer, Oamaru ; or A. C. BEGG, Esq., ■n.io Dunedin. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ,\SALE BY AUCTION OF FIRST-CLASS FARMS IN THE OAMARU DISTRICT. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. have received instructions from Messrs. tl.eeh and Moore to sell by public ■ auction, at ao early date, at Oamaru, of which.due notice will be givon— About 1,200 AGUES of first-class AGRICULTURAL LAND, divided into Farina of from 50 to 300 Acres. Tho Land adjoins tho well-known proper•'tioa of the Hon. R. Campbell, Whitstone, and John Reid, Esq., Elderulie, and is equal in quality to auy in th* Oamaru Diatrct. About 300 Acres adjoin the Township of 'lVuuraki and the Teaneraki Station on the Waiareka Railway. Tho remainder is situate only about three miles from the samo Railway Station, and is surrounded by good roads. For further particulars, apply to A, H. MAUDE, Oamaru ; Or, WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., •JJ29 Dunedin. SATURDAY, 7m SEPTEMBER. At his Mart, Tyno-stroot. EORGE GREENFIELD ' has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at his Mart, Tyne-atreet, j - .the abovo date—- ' c -• HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, i'O Soi'i ■•• ■• re i- ■•.(!<>, : . Liii'.Ug of— At ci. ■ , Chairs, Bedsteads, and Bedding &c. &c. Also, Waggonette 1 Double Set Harness A few tons Potatoes. G. GREENFIELD, 400 Au«tioH«er.