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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 925, 3 April 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION A. TtFES'DAY, APBJL. Aft Mr. Sohu Sllaf«a'» Fans, AttJay Bay. Aft 12 o'cloc fell. M* A IT t> E haa nc«««t instructions frotn Mr. John M'tana. who » leaving thc district. to s«U by puttie auction. at «•*»*« time aad ptacd— I Mare (wish Fool aJ toot) t Filty i folding 5 lluart of Cattle (taclading 4 Cows ia milk and to calveJ Spring Cart an J Harness Ploughs*. Harrows', Harness, Ac. Fowls. lo> Hives of Bees About 11 Tons Potatoes, ia bags Also—All his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. A. If. MAUDE, tj Auctioneer. TO FARMERS. CAPITALISTS, &<•-. TUESDAY, 2.5 c> APRIL. At his Rooms. Harbor-street. At £ o'clock. AH. M~ AtJ D K • (ia conjunction; with right, ; Stephenson, and IV) ha» received instructions from John Rortoo, Esrj., to sell bj public auction, at above time and ptac&— About 4Wt> Acres of MAON t FICENT AG RfCULTUR A L L A N* D. Being the pick of the far-famed Maerewheatta Estate. The above land is subdivided into suitable farms. most of it in English grass, well watered, and no- part is more than two mites from, tho railway line. Such, an opportunity of obtaining farm® not to bo surpassed in the Colony has rarely, if ever, boon offered to the public in this district. and so well ia the quality of the above land known and appreciated, that ttw Auctioneers feel farther remark would be superfluous. Terms ea^y. Plans and full particulars can be obtained from „ THE AUCTIONEERS: ° r ' FRANCIS FULTON. F**.. ,")Si; Dunedin. SATURDAY, ."m APRIL. At his Mast. Tyne-street. At noon. /~1 F. 0 RCr E ft K K R S F I K I.D has liKi'n favored with instructions to sell by public auction. at above tinv an.i p lace X Few Tons POTATOES. Ho-se Beans. Peas, Largo Piece of (Ht Cloth and the remainder of Mr. A. Solomon's SGi'ck. 105 ot Onions itOUSF KOLi.» FURNITURE, t Cowf in fult milk. under Distress Warrant Lot of Sundries G. GREENFIELD. ;;0 Auctioneer. SAMUEL ESTATE. ~ SATURDAY, 3ttt APRIL. At - o'clooU. On the Premises. Thames-street. F, O R G F. G R E E N F I E L f> has received instructions from the Trustee in the above estate to- sett by public auction. at the above time and place, the following t horse and harness, good 1 spring cart Largo iron tank Furniture and a tot of sundries too numerous to mention Cf. nRERKFIELt?. f Auctioneer. py.STPOKED TO SATURDAY, "mt APR£L. At his .\fart. Tyne-street. At noon. / t e or, n k •; kk k nfif. i> r> ' has received instructions from Mr. Underwood to sell by pubtie auction, at above time ami ptace—-That VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD, Being Section IT. Btock 43, corner ©C I'ross-tjvna and Ain-street, Pamam Town. The Freetiotd wilt be sold to two lots—Lot. No. £ (the corner) has a wellbtxiU S-ruomed House on it : f.ot No. - a two Cottages on it, omr stone the other wood. Also—Section I, Block T*. Town of Oamaru (frsehotd) This wilt be a good opportunity to parties wishing foe a freehold. As Mr. Underwood is leaving the district, the whole will be 1 sold without reserve. O. ft RE EN FIELD. 7h',( Auctioneer. SATURDAY. 3-rrt APRIL. At his Mart, Tyne -street. At 12 o'clock. GEO ROE fi E KEN FIELD has received instructions to sell by public auction, at above time and pb-'e— TWO PARTS* OF SECTION 33, BLOCK l-\ Town of Oamara, with Two well-built 2-roomed Cottages srected thereon, securely fenced. G. UREENFIELD, 305. Auctioneer. SATURDAY, ."ch APRIL. At the Swaa Hotel V ards. At 12 o'clock. MA TTH E W HAY wilt sell by public auction, at the above time and place— POiSTSaad RAILS,STACKSof FIRE- ■ WO< >P. and a quantity of Sawa ■ Timber, ail sums. MATTHEW HAY, { Aastioneer. ! BLB ASII BURY. —Pl«m* call at the. A