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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 810, 16 November 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. PRELIMIN AilV NOTICE. VP I PAY, NOVEMBER. At the Royal Hotel, Otcpopo. At 1- o'clock. ~P I. vv cLKAlilvi T UNRESERVED 1,11 SAI .Ei. Important to Farmn-s, Contractors, and 1 others. F j j jo Ivl I Is T G AND HED LE Y ra. F. Dk-iif, K«.q. (wlio is giving up farming), to Sill by Public Auction, at the above time and place— The -whole of his DRAUGHT K, FARM IN ■ PLANT, CATTLE, &c. &c. Full particulars in ; ut"pissues. Luncheon provided. FLEMING AN D 11E1 LE V, •>l3 Auctionee WEDNESDAY, 4tii DECEMBER. PAU-KOKA LAND SALE. sssus. .i. 'i'. ford an'D co., (inoorij'j■"!cii«>;i v.'iHi Messrs. Y\ RIGHT, STEP!! EN-SON. AND CO. and MACLEAN BROS.) have received instructions from the New Zealand and Australian Laml Company (Limited), to Soil by Public Auction, in Timarn, on Wednesday, December 4th next, (iIKK) .ACHES (>OOO (>!■' THE FINEST AG!•"CULTURAL LAND IN SOUT.T CAS : ERBURY, !'.• iii'r pait cf the PAIIF. OP. A ESTA TE. 2"»(!0 acres of the ;:h..v.\ or thereabouts, arc situated iu <bse ii v n>:imity to the St. Andrew'.-) Railway Sialism, on the Main Trunk Li' e. 10 iinVs r«uth of Tinuun, and til,. I.al-ii'e ■, :■?.*(») veres, about f> m los to the wi :it ward of that n. -within easy access o]' Tineon by n >aii and rail. With ih'-eX'-.-i i i-n ofaorc3 in native ".rra-is, al! the land now UNDER CULTIVATION, in>-hid ni;4 about 1 Til) ncr. s uibler wheat crop f.'.'iO ~ ~ o-iis ;VJ- ~ barley ~ ~ (irritip? ;">(»(> .. En-;7i.-h -rass 2r~(K.) ~ tu.-soelc land now being ploughed.

To suit all classes of purehr.--crs, the block ll .s K i P. v:i ;'' "1! V sunl)!Vl»K!> rTO KARMK, v.-vrvini! in ;roin 2(1 •_»: () .-.('RES KACU, Affording rarely to ljo met wil U lor luiu >cd'*e and [ rotitabie d'. 11.'.-U ~)U So f:ir r* I'T'.-.ci io.'.Mi'. llio present live fences have been adorned - is boumlarii s, and many of' the farms arc already completely • auloml. A portion of the- lain! has b":;oNT.\nK cx THE OTAIO HIVER, and in other e>■ : 1 cr;ii:; I■■ 111 dams ad'rd an ample supply ot wat rrr'-i estate Is well kn 'Wi! a-; "im ot ihc earliest and choicest } us i.f :Y. < h hi land in South ('anterbui'V. and 's tho potion of it now offered l'i'i'r s.•!.;>■, t'.ir quality of toil, a f.dr average ot ti ewh !.•, t Viu-tv'neera devm , ; „niiii. Nt imp - e vary and would nK-ivly invito the at enth-n of fa-mers desirous of ac.pnrim_r itso \!,I.Y CO'Mi a(!UTCUi.TUUAL I, \X i) in tiir. hi d" , s i e'.ito «»? fertility. ''one of it having ,du •il u;«»v t'wn one yraiii crop. At tiie' late iiLiarn tli li sr priz.- of i i'II yuin as n;!. 1 • V.c A-•Cation's gtVtl modal were fVisnl. d t wlv-ar ; .ro\vn en 'l.ii property, and '.hi f- - ":!;' hi In ic 1 ir-ivo I he a-t*»Mi-h w< 'cliof to fa" bushd. whieh is a »•«•»»,k t.r«l-.l.}y equalled in the avnals i,!' who.a in ; i:i the L'o'o;.ic.s. Tern; s ! of p-vment are nmivoe.pdentedly £ 1 •'> per centum im di at .--a V. £4O ~ ~X ' . ii-lii':: nvw two years, l.y ii.-f -I -:•>.'« i" be docb.red at the time of ;-ale. .Cilo P 1 r ivii aim at the end ot live years f,-.»m dale ef sale. ;V ler centum at the end of .seven yearn from the dale of palo. a' 1 unpaid pornon* hearing at tie- rate, oi o.V per centum peranenni, je.en-bie h 1" year'y. T.ithn-1-aee. d will '-My be eirouiated. w'-r? • : 1 ;'ar f ieu ! a; s will 1-e all'e-ile 1 ' on a oo' iaa t:on io ihe unrlcrs-gnert ; and f«»r a'-ply to Mr. Andrew Turnhull, u:: the c.^.ato. AT T!I !•] SAMi' T'MH AXD PLACE, wiii he i.lk-ie. • At.L 'I'll!'; rX-.'/.l) SECTIONS nr^i:•••(; renvoi!n ; oF sr.Axmmrs, wliii.-!>, «:«>;,>•« tj!!< nt oil the iin-oedia'e settlement of ill-.! v.'holn I'aiui.ra, Instate by industrious farmers a.nd Ih.-ir i'amiiius, is bound to become one „f t ! M' most nourishing inland towns in the Middle 1.-land. .1. T. KO.IM> >'c CO., (. hriaia liiuyli and Tinsaril ; WiiJojri', B'. Isi'-H/.KSOX, . ( c CO.,' And JIAT'I.wAN P.fIOTIIKRS, ;l]f; I>uncdih. |"_;r A V A f-( r l> SMY TII *"£• will held Vi*; ::':KI,Y SxVLES at the undermentioned place;-; : SSVAX Jl'-'.TKL Y AIIDS, EVERY SATl'ii'V V, at ■?. o'clock

lIOKSE-n And at M'KAY'S YARDS, EVERY WEDNESDAY CATTLE AND HOUSES, at 2 o'clock. And SHEEP SKTNS. a*. the SWAN HOTi'.L in iiio LAST J.-ONI'A V «.!' i%vfry Mi •nth. t: A Y AN:; S },\ Y T II A: r>'i LAND AN D ESTATE AC. SNTS, Thamks-kiv.kkt. UA.-.:i:Air. 889 FOR SALE AND TO LET NGTLC'K TO EASEMEHS AND OTHKUS. A FAI?M of ISSJ. Acres, loss the liailway track, which runs through the property, is oliered EOU SALE RY PRIVATE TKEATY. It is sit.uat.ed at Pukcuri 1\ int, live, miles fioiu Oamaru, and is well watered in all the paddocks. Part "C t'e.e. land is three years-, and a part is two years, in ;r:iss. veil laid down. Thirty acres are in car'y oats, which a:c looking well. The Awaiuok.) Junction railway station is d'si: :,t .[;i chains from the Home;;tead, a>:d I'>.■ :1 i;[:<m:11*s CYos.siiii; is li> chains tri'iu tin: i-.iiiih-T'i u.'.v;-. of the property. The i hsh'iet :-ch'vil p V; -. v.-dk from the hen e. Tho fi.r. and several ot!ie: e r .uvt :i : . .. • !. ■ . nnnicons to mc'Jlion are posscssi-l >«y "i. 1; e- property. One half of the imrclmxct iii<>i>ey can stand over, secured <'U tho proni-rty at the eurf nt rate® of interest, ft>r a term «t years, sdi'nUl the purchaser desire it. cau l.c given in about the middle of January next. Apply to EGBERT STALKER, 353 Pukeuri Point.