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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 833, 14 December 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, lira JANUARY, 1879. At his Stores, Harbor-street. j At 2 o'clock p.m. V H. 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 the Kakanuv^Stotfold, rare opportunity as, from its position in/the heart of tjji'e fhiest agricultural diafa-ict in %auat become an imjfcrtant centra of population. Terms easy. Plans and full particulars can be obtained from A. H. MAUDE, 6G5 Auctioneer. VERY IMPORTANT SALE IVE AND DEAD STOCK. / To be held at the / )OYLESTON SALEYARDS, / 4 and FRIDAY, the I{L ath DECEMBER NEXT,/ "ESSRa W. J. G. BLUETJF & CO., instructed by Mr. Arthur Devery, will Sell by %üblie Auction, A, the Doyleston Yards, on\Uie above dates. The folJowingWery valuable LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, consisting of—--70 Draught Horses, from three to eight years okrA g 35 Hacks, brokenj&nd unbroken ! 5 Milch Cows f\ 35 Head Fat ani St%e Cattle Pigs / 5 Drays / \ 70 Sets Pltmgh, leading and Bhaft Harness \ 15 DoubM and and 3-furroW\vPloughs / &c. &c. \ X Luncheon provided. \ ff Sale at 12 o'clock. V W. J. G. BLUETT & CO., \ ff Auctioneers, \ ff Leeston, Southbridge, and *\ " 2 Christchurch. \ \ PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. / \ / V FARMS ON TOTARA ESTATE./ V / FTtHE NEW ZEALAND AND/AUS_L\ TRALIAN LAND CO. (LIMITED) will offer by Public Auction, aj Oamaru, about the end of MARCH nexfe£ GOOO .Acres of this magjimcent Estate, "kjiibdivided into .moderately-sized Fajrms, and on x ;eiceptionally easy terms of payment. Such an oppomrdit}' of securing a portion of the pick of thereat land in New Zealand has never the colonisation of the country/'and without doubt Totara has been proye'd to be the wheat-growing and fatiguing property in N^wZealand. pfcte of Sale and particulars shortly.

FOR SALE AND TO LET IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS. ESKBANK ESTATE OF 4774 ACRES. FLEMING AND HEDLEY will Sell by Private Treaty this splendid property, in BLOCKS TO SUIT ALL CLASSES OF BUYERS, on very easy terms. Eskbank is six miles from St. Andrews, and this station is 12 miles south of Timaru. Two excellent metalled roads run through the property. The land is nearly all lying fallow, or sown wratf turfiips, after crop, i yuu.Br uaua —it jjpxiihdid crop. , -r/hrJo T»™r,o»A/i S for positive sale, farms of any size on The soil is unsurbither wheat, oats, ey, or grass. The first crop of over 2000 acres yielded an average of over 40 bushels. The terms will be extremely liberal. For full particulars apply to JOHN CORMACK, Esq., Dunedin; or FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 554 Oamaru. LEMIN6 AND HEDLEY -*- have received instructions from Mr. George Campbell to Sell by Private Treaty on or before TUESDAY NEXT—--400/ajfiorn E/ves and Lambs -IK . £ y o Cattle/? ft'has lefas~ed»the Paddock, the Stock must be sold. hpfny%t once to FLEMING AND HEDLEY,

726 Auctioneers. "10NNELL AND CLOWES have received instructions from Mr. John Gordon, Nurseryman, to offer for Sale by private contract, his Valuable and compact Freehold Property near the Parsonage, consisting of 2 Acres 3 Roods of First-class Land planted with a /Choice loj/ojf Fruit Trees, tvifch 4-Roorned/Cottage thereon, }&e;<J throughout. This/Is a really beautify The Land is finrf-class and/is in gffld order, having been nearly planted witu fruis and trees. Uhe'orchaijd last year yielded some tons of is a permanent stream of water on the around. Terms Liberal. CONNELL AND CLOWES. Kly Empire Hotel ' i 671 TO FARMERS OR INVESTORS. THE have FOR SALE or TO ;wtth Purchase, on particularism eafijr terms, / TWO VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL / _ In the,JH£katerarne& ValleyvjContaining 1678 and 300 Acres Full particulars on application. WILLIAM AITKEN, 429 Tyne-street.