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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 784, 16 October 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER. At bis Stores, Harbor-street. Immc-diatoly after Sale of Messrs. Lees' Friston Estate. I * Ti. MAUDE ■• has received instructions from Mr. Richard Povtis to Sell by Public Auction, at above time and place— The LEASEHOLD of Sections 9 and 10, Block 64, Oamaru Town ; with TWO-ROOMED COTTAGE and other Improvements thereon. Lease over Eleven Years to run, with Valuation for Improvements. A. H. MAUDE, t Auctioneer. ON THE PREMISES. THURSDAY, 24th OCTOBER. At 12 o'clock. GREAT CLEARING SALE. Important to Farmers, Waggoners, Contractors, Dealers, and others. • FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS. LEMING AND HEDLEY ■ have received instructions from Me-srs. Rogers and Anderson to sell by public auction, at their Camp, Eldertlie, near Kakanui River, and one mile from Incholme Hut, on Thursday, 24th October, at 12 o'clock, All their Effects as follows : Chesnut Mare Kate, bred by Simmons Bros., Tasmania, and at foaling to Ivanhoe By Mare Nancy, an extra good mare Bay Mare Nell, dam by Cowdenlad, sire Conqueror Black Mare Blanche, dam by Royal Oak, imported s ; re Old Major Bay Mare Dolly, imported from Victoria Bay Mare known as Morton's Jess Grey Gelding Charlie, 7 years ~ ~ Punch, 7 years Bay Colt Wallace, 4 years Roan Gelding Rodney, aged Bay ~ Bob, 5 years ~ ~ Nugget, 7 years ~ ~ Jock, 4 years Brown ~ Duke (t;rand leader) Bay Colt Sandy, 3 years Chestnut Colt Billy, 3 years 1 Excellent Draught Filiy, yearling (out of Blaueho by Young Prince of Wales) Bay Mare Nelly, 6 years (a ver3 r fast trotter, and good in harness) 2 First-class Express Horses, 4 years 3 ~ Saddle Hacks 4 double-furrow Ploughs (good as new) 1 3-furrow Plough 5 Farm Drays (new last season) 25 Sets of Planless 20 Horse Covers 1000 New and Secondhand Sacks The Auctioneers would only add that the horses are excellent workers, and every lot is for sale on its merits Terms at Sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 62 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER. At the Stores, Tyne-street. At 12 o'clock. FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD FARMS. For Positive Sale. T7l LEM IN G AND HEDLLY -*- have received instructions from Win, Dennison, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, at the above time and place Lot I—Freehold Farm, being Sections 49, 50, 51, and 57, Block IV., Papakaio District, containing about 247 acres of rirsfc-class land. Lot 2 Freehold Farm, Section 52, Block IV., Papakaio District, consisting of 37a. 2r. 14p. Improvements on Lot 1, good Dwellinghouse of six apartments, C-stalled Stable and Horse-box, Barn 45 x 18, Cow-house with four bails, Piggeries, and Stockyard. There are 7 acres under plantation and orchard ; all the trees are healthy ; the orchard is in full bloom, and in a high state of bearing. 120 acres are in English grass, and 120 acres are in wheat and oats. Lot 2 is separated from the Homestead by the railway, is all in English grass, with a very nice comfortable 2-roomed Cottage on it, wellfinished and lined, with Garden attached. The Auctioneers would specially direct attention to these Farms. The land is really excellent, as intending purchasers will find on inspection, and is only about 16 chains from the Hilderthorpe railway station. The improvements are very complete, and altogether it is a place well worth looking after. The crops will go with the Farm, as part of the purchase. As the vendor has invested elsewhere, the Properties are for Positive Sale. Terms—Ten per cent, on the fall of the hammer, 25 per cent, on completion, and the balance in December, 1880, with, interest added at S per cent. FLEMING AND EEDLEY, 1 Auctioneers.