Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 751, 6 September 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUOTION. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, At hU Stores, Harbar-«tie#t» At 12 o'closlt. [AU D E -* has received instructions to Mil by Public Auction, at above time and place— A Consignment of LAMPS, VASES, Ac. &c A. H. MAUDE, 553 Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 7m SEPTEMBER. At his Stores, Harbor-street;. At 12 o'clock. JT A U D E >• baa received infltrnotioua to Sell by PttbKo Auction, at above time and plae9~62 sacks first-olasa Fowls' Feed 100 eacka crushed Horse Feed 300 saoka good Seed Oats, aad About 10 tons Potatoes. Also, 40 bags damaged Wheat, pig feed. A. H. MAUDE, ggg Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER. Oa the Premises, Torridge-Btreet, near North School. At 12 o'clock. H. MAUDE *— has received instructions from Mr. Thomas Anderson, who is leaving the District, to Sell by Public Auction at above time and place— The whole of his valuable FURNITURE, all nearly new, consisting of— Tables, Chairs, Sofa, Pictures, Chest Drawers, Bedsteads (iron) Countess Stove, and Kitchen Utenßili. A. H. MAUDE, Q75 Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER. At hia Stores, Harbor-Btreet. At 12 o'clock. , H. MAUDE L -*-* has received instructions from the Trustees of the late Daniel Millward, to Sell by Public Auction, at above time and place, The following valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, viz.— I 1 of Seotion 21, Block VI., 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, The northern half of Section 46.. Block VI., containing about 1 Acre, being part of Quarry reeerve, out of Section 9, Block VL, Oamaru Dia- j ttiot. I A. H. MAUDE, gjs Auctioneer. ! WHITSTONE ESTATE. WEDNESDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER. At hia StoM Harbor-street, Ownaru. A 2 o'clock p.m. H. M~ A U D received instructions from the Hop Robert Campbell to offer by Public Auction, at above time and place— THE WHITSTONE ESTATE | (Four miles from the Town of Oamaru), Sub-divided into Seotiona to suit all classes of buyera.

Alßp, THE TOWNSHIP OF WHITSTONE, Adjoining Railway Station. There is a good metalled road into Oainaru, and the Waiareka Railway intersects the property. The property ia thua brought within a few minutes of the town of Oamaxu. The soil, aa is well known, ia of the richest eharaofcor, being one of the earliest selections in the justly celebrated Oamaru District. Such an opportunity of purchasing really choice Freehold Land adjacent to the third largest town in the Middle Island, has not yot been offered to the public Torma very liberal. Plans and full particulars on application to A. H. MAUDE, Auctioneer, Oamaru.; or A. C. BEGG, Ebq., 740 Dunedin. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALE BY AUCTfoN OF FIRST-CLASS FARMS IN THE OAMARU DISTRICT. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. have received instructions from Messrs. Leca and Mooro to sell by public auction, at an early date, at Oamaru, of which due notice will be given— About 1,200 ACRES of flrst-class AGRICULTURAL LAND, divided into Farms of from 50 to 300 Acres. The Land adjoins the well-known properties of the Hon. R, Campbell, Whitstone, and John Reid, Esq., Elderslie, and is equal in quality to any in the Oamaru Distrct. About 300 Acreß adjoin the Township of Teaneraki and the Teaneraki Station on the Waiareka Railway. The remainder Lb situate only about three miles from the same Railway Station, and is surrounded by good roads. For further particulars, apply to A. H. MAUDE, Oamaru j WRIGHT, STEPHENSOB, fc CO., 329 DunedJn.