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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 821, 29 November 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION I TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, SOtii NOVEMBER. I At M'Kay's Yards. At 1 o'clock (immediately after Brown, Sutton, and Co.'a Sale). : A H. "~M~ A U D E has received instructions from Mr. \V. Tumbull to Sell by Public Anction at above time and place— About 60 Head of Store Cattle, all quiet Cowa, Steers, and Heifers. A. H. MAUDE, goi Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. H. MAUI -• has received instructions from E. Mcnlove, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, at an early date, to be notified in a future issue— THE TOWNSHIP OF WINDSOR, Situated at the Windsor Railway Station, at the junction of the Kakanui, Stotfold, and Waiarcka Roads. The Sale of this Township will afford a rare opportunity to investors, as, from its position in the heart of the finest agricultural district in Otago, it must become an important centre of population. A. H. MAUDE, 928 Auctioneer. CATTLE '. CATTLE ! ! CATTLE !!! TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. At 12 o'clock sharp. At M'Kay's Yards. >ROWN, SUTTON, AND CO. have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at the above, time and place—£o Head 3 and 4 year old STEERS (three parts fat). These Cattle are a Grand Lot, and are the qu'etest and beat ever offered in Oamaru, being all pa.l fed. Terms at Sale. BROWN, SUTTON, AND CO., 541 Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. At his Mart, Tyne-street. GEORGE G REBN FIELD has received instructions to Sell by I'ublic Auction, at the above time and place—--1 Handsome Piano 1 Wardrobe Furniture White and Crimean Shirts &c. &e. G. GREENFIELD, 500 Auctioneer TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. At his Mart, Tyne-street. North Otago Turf Club Races. GEORGE GREENFIEL: has been favored with instructions by the North Otago Turf Club to Sell by Auction, at the above time and place—:he PRIVILEGES of the forthcoming Race Meeting, to be held on the 11th and Pith December. G. GREENFIELD, 4(52 A uctioneer. SATURDAY, 7nr DECEMBER. ! At 12 o'clock IMPORTANT SALE OF LEASEHOLDS On the Harbor rioar.t Property. To Parties in search of first-class Building To Grain Merchants, Speculators, and others. FLEMING AND HEDLEY -*- have received instructions from the owners to Sell by Public Auction at the above time and place— Sections 22 and 23, with frontages to Tyne and Harbor streets The Harbor Leases are for 21 years, with It is scarcely necessary to point out the peculiar advantages of sections facing Tynestreet, as compared with the back block. The Tyne-street frontages can be fitted up for shops or orTices, while the other block cannot be so utilised. These particular sections are in the very best part of the front block. They lie alongside the handsome structure of Messrs. Connell and Clowes, and directly in front of the new Union Bank of Australia ; so that, from whatever point these sections arc viewed, they stand unrivalled for Stores, combined with frontages that will let for very high premiums. Parties in search of eligible sites should not lose ihL opportunity, as such may not be in th«j market for years. The two sections now ;<b:;,i'„ to be offered ar*« tho onlv v" i' t ones in the Harbor "-. "oae in Block. 1 FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auctioneers. AY AND SMYTH - will hold WEEKLY SALES at the undermentioned places : SWAN HOTEL YARDS, EVERY SATURDAY, at 2 o'clock HORSES. And at M'KAY'S YARDS, EVERY WEDNESDAY CATTLE AND HORSES, at 2 o'clock. And SHEEP SKINS, at the SWAN HOTEL YARDS, on the LAST MONDAY of Every Month. HAY AND SMYTH AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, TfIAMKS-KTRKET, OAMATirr. SSfl I HPHE CATHOLIC MISSION to be given in Oamaru by the Jesuit Fathers has Ito be POSTPONED till further notice. 53f