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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 829, 10 December 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY, 13th DECEMBER. At hig Stores, Harbor-street. H. MAUDE has received instructions from Mr. D. Herron to Sell by Public Auction at above time and place— Section 21, Block XX., Oamaru Town, •with 6-roomed House, 3-stalled Stable, and Out-buildings erected thereof- <* —— ccount of Mr. William Tinline — Freehold of Section 9, Block SS, Oamaru Town, fenced and cultivated, with five-roomed house, out-houses, and concrete well thereon. A. H. MAUDE, (555 Auctioneer. GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES IS THE TOWN OF OAMARU. FRIDAY, 13th DECEMBER. At his Stores, Harbor-street. „x A U D E *-• has received instructions from Mr. W. Aitken to Sell by Public Auction, at the above time and place—The Under-mentioned VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES— Freehold of Sections 1, 2, and 3, Block LIL, Oamaru Town, with substantial five-roomed dwelling-house, out-houses, concrete tank, garden, and other improvements. This splerJid property is without doubt oue oC the best residential sites in Oamaru, commanding fine views of the Town and Bay, and it is within a few minutes' walk of the Post Office. Lease, with Right of Purchase, of Section 4, Block 23, Thames-street, with Stone Shop and Two-Roomed Wooden Cottage, let to good tenants for a term of years—one of the best and most valuable busi-

jite\ in Oamaru. Years of Section 1, haru Town, with twoation for and 24 fabout IS _j erected a and substantiaLpiSnree-Roomed \ f and other improvements. The Lease (about 11 years to run) of Section 12, Block XXVIII., Oamaru Town, with Substantial TenRoomed House and Outbuildings thereon. Commands a splendid view of the town and harbor, and is most conveniently situated either for a private residence or a boarding house. The Lease, with about 13 years to run, of Section 10, Block 1., Oamaru. Two-thirds valuation for improvements at end of lease. On this Section, which is securely fenced and planted, is erected One Fourroomed and One Three-roomed House, both supplied with Tanks, &c, and let to good tenants. The above section is most pleasantly situated in Tyne-street, within two minutes walk of the Railway Station. The Leasehold of Section 24, Harbor Board Block, with frontage to Tynestreet, immediately opposite to the Bank of New Zealand. On this section, is erected that very handBome and substantial stone building known as the Union Offices (presently occupied by Messrs. Newton and Mirams, and Messrs. Brindley and Stewart). Also, a wooden building, with entrance from Har-bor-street, now occupied by Mr. Thos. Barrett. The lease of this property has about 18 years to run, with full valuation at end of lease. 654 A. H. MAUDE.

FRIDAY, 13th DECEMBER. At his Stores, Harbor-street. At 12 o'clock. H. MAUDE L » has received instructions from Mr. George.Ma tnws to/Bell b; """"* 1- "* ~~ ~"~ at aW'ErtiJte anjyplace/*' >-or gracing purposes. Puricr to give, up/possession on lßt VSecUcn 103 contains about 40 acres, and is situated close to Scbluter's Boundary Creek Hotel. A. H. MAUDE, 694 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 11th JANUARY, 1879. At his Stores, Harbor-street. At 2 o'clock p.m. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from E. Menlove, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, at the above time and place— THE TOWNSHIP OF WINDSOR, Situated at the Windsor Railway Station, at the junction of tho Kakanui, Stotfold, J *"■--—'' \>ads. position in turaW : "*" ; Plans and full particulars can be obtained from A. H. MAUDE, G65 Auctioneer.