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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 834, 16 December 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION A. SATURDAY, UTII JANUARY, 1879. At his Stores, Harbor-street. At 2 o'clock p.m. H. M A U D E received instructions from E. Menlove, to Sell by Public Auction, at the above time nc l pl.ice — TITK TOWNSHIP ott WINDSOR, Situated at the-JVindsor Railway Station, at the the Kakanui, Stotfold, and WaiaMoKl Roads. Theydrale aft}»a TownsljijJW»ll afford a rare opportunity go invpstons, a| from its position in the Jte art Qft]/e finest agricultural district/in Otago/iM miyrc become an of Terms easy. Plans and full particulars can be obtained from A. H. MAUDE, 665 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 28TH DECEMBER. At M'Kay's Yards (top of Severn-street). A O- ° haa r/ceivec Messrs. Lees /and Moore AjK&ion, at above time aii latfilead of Store Cattle, in forward condition. 751 t Noon. ns from str by Public MONDAY L D ALE at GoldGe O R will CONT ammer's StoressSf [ON 757 WEDNESDAY, 18TH DECEMBER. At Noon. At his Mart, Tyne-street. George Greenfield has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at the above time and place— A large Oosisignment of HOUSEHOLD of—Cheffoniers Tables Chairs Wash-hand Stands Toilet Glass Kitchen Range &c. . &c. G. GREENFIELD, 744 Auctioneer. GEORGE G R FIELD intends topioid regular MONTHLY SALES of|fo?RSES, SHEEP, and PRODUCTS, at Yards, Medora HoteL- Reidstqg, to cctWfnence on or about the 22iw*of JANUARY next 634 FOR SALE AND TO LET IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMERS. ESKBANK ESTATE OF 4774 ACRES. TjILEMING AND HEDLEY will Sell by Private Treaty this splendid property, in BLOCKS TO SUIT ALL CLASSES OF BUYERS, on very easy terms. Eskbaxtk 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 with turnips, after a masaen crop. 1300 acres are laid to grass thijSleason, and 500 acres under oats —a splencpl crop. As the wKfle property is fcfr poaftyke s&e, purchasers/ fanns |pf size on any part OTgUffe estate. The soil i 3 unsurpassed for grov®ng father wheat, oats, barley, or grasjfc The first crop of over 2000 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, 584 Oamaru. TO L E T*—SHOP Jn Thames-street. Apply,#®rfßiEL of Commerce. d \s * \Jt 301 TjILEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions from Mr. George Campbell to &s\l by Private Treaty on or before TUES,DAJt NEXT—--400 Sholrfeiwes and 22 Head qi Young <|attl As Mr. Campbell haa leased the Paddock, the Stock must be sold. Apply at once to FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 726 Auctioneers. €' ONNELL 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 lotjiE Fruit Trees, together with i-Rooy^d/Cottage thereon, throughout. ' 3 really a gentlMjian's residence. The Land is feist-class good order, having planted -™j£h fruit. trees. The orchard last year yielded some tons of fruit. There is a permanent stream of water on the ground. Terms Liberal. 652 CONNELL AND CLOWES. FOR SAlitfflheap), aijrst-class COOKING RjpTCp. Ajfajhy Empire Hotel TO FARMERS OR INVESTORS. THE undersigned have FOR SALE or TO LET, with Right of Purchase, on particularljpeagv/erms, TWO VJLU/BLE AGRICULTURAL / FARMS j/ In the and 350 AdPes respectively. f Full particulars on application. WILLIAM AITKEN, 429 Tyne-street.