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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 889, 20 February 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TITHE* ttnfl- "* intends holding hi 3 A 'iUAI.S SALR i>f the season at His Vynn-htrect, on SATURDAY, j sx M ARCIt. F..rm>-rf proposing to forward f or S >!.! will pkasc do so Two Days t .T'- f M Sb> date. T. H. Ki:n\VN, 43D Auctioneer. AY, 22sd FEBRUARY. At his Stores, Tync-strcct. At o'clock. TH . B R O W N • has b-;ea instructed by the vendors ?.-U by ptiblit; auction, at his rooms, Tyi'.<" r 'Sr>.?t. oti Saturday, 22nd February—too Coils Fencing Wire 10 Cut. Sulphate of Copper 15 CoiU Hope (siititabie for larmora) ;*0 Roxcn Tea 10 Half-chests Tea 5 Cases Gents' Roots (various sizes) 1 D>> do Hats (straw rimmed) I Lady's Side Saddle 1 Case assorted V-irnbh The A::*:tionccr would specially call attention to tti Wire and Teas, they both of an ileut ouality. Terms at Sale. 'J'. 11. BROWN, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 22.VD FEBRUARY. At hia Mart. Tyne-strcet. At 12 o'clock. Gt KOR G R OIiI2EN FIK L D ' ha* received instructions b, Sell by jittbli ' auction, afc above time and place—- <>; FANCY GOODS kfc over from Waiareka Bazaar l ot r.f Household Fnroiture At.-i<>, First-class Tea and Cot Fee Service G. GREENFIELD, Auctioneer. | | A y AND SMY TH, fiKsr.r.Ai. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS, Sw a * Ya a i'S. 29S FOR SALE AND TO LET ESSRS. HAY AND SM\TH have tot Sale by private treaty—- -,() HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE. HAY AND SMYTH, .{as Auctioneers. jpOK~ SALE OR TO LET THREE-ROOMED HOUSE and full Section, ia E-l-c-«sfrcet. Applv to tt-; GEORGE SUMPTER. F»>E; SALE iiY PRIVATE TREATY. AGKHCT.TURAL FARM. t',7l; A '" K E > iV;() rjlft K ar>- instructed by Mr. P. M'Shane to .-ell by Piivute Treaty the Uiiexptrt'd Term nf Lea.se of his Farm r,i! the I Jrratdine about *2l miles from tho uviif'st*jr Rat! v/av-otatEon. I tie Tann o7*J Acre.-, eseelfent Land, of which l.*» 0 a'-sv* are Scttbbir. tir-t crop. -100 ww English Grass after Turnip* „uiiand I-*! acres itt.-iirni-Thi.* Valuable Property :-•* i-nMivuLd l»v j tive tVa».'.-i itito S paddocks, and in all o: till--rn, there is a jiennanent supply of water. l;>ipr->vrm»'ut..-. itt addition to fence.?, are a Fivc'p-ii in-:'i f Sf I Stable, \\ oolsh'. il. Grainery. Stockyard*. Dairymen's Hut. ~ Tli>; term »>f 1.«.v-e u> 0\ year.*, and the .l:»iusal Rental Nominal. AN<>— Ki— !-21 FREEHOLD, i'- itt,' R.s. situated mites front the Waiho Railway Station, on tii- 1 *t'a side of the railway, and 7 miles from WaimaU'. Ttil.s very desirable block of Land is all tVn.'piL There are 230 Acres in Wheat awl Oat Strtl.tik' (first erop), the balance Fallow. T»» Farmers, Speculators. and Otiier.- - . the afiore fVojuirti'-t "fTvr a rare optiortnnity for iii\ .h nt. Full jarti>Hftai« tf.eu MAGLEAN AND S'l hWART, Timaru ; R. WILKIN AND CO., fjA Christehitrch. | 4 1 U U S A L E. SECTION 15, I'.LOCK IV., OAMAKU, On witieh arc erected The Premises occupied by JaMk.4 Famii.TOX, D.\v;l> Mckkay. and Thomas Feuess, And the Space now ttsedasa Right-of-way by C. f;AtBKAmi AND Co. For Term?, and other particulars, apply to C. GALBRAITH. TO FARMERS OR INVESTORS. rpHE titifleraigncd have FOR SALE or TO LET, with Right of Purchase, on particularly easy terms, TWO VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL FARMS In the HafcaJerarnea Valley, containing 167S and 33€> Acres respectively. Fall particulars on application. WILLIAM AITKEN. 429 lyne-street. COMMERCIAL BUI t.DING SOCIETY. SHAREHOLDERS (both investors and borrowers) who have NOT already tet'i their PASS-ROOKS with the tindersigned, are rtfjncdted to do soafc once. Investors' Paaa-bootss will have the bonas addition added thereto. JOHN CHURCH, 24" Agent. ROWEN, who arrived in Oamarn * abont S months ago, is requested to cither CALL AT THIS OFFICE or commacieate with the Editor of this paper, when he will probably hear of something to his advantage. 4(