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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 933, 14 April 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. CATURHAY, \9rn APRIL. DISSOLUTION Uc" PARTNERSHIP. At the Swan Uotel Yards. At I o'ciiiffc. To Farmer# and other?. •*T A THE VV II A Y lsceivc.l iiulructions from 3i —« »ad Yoang, who are Mtrara. Chxtm,. *o aell by public dissolving partnership, and place, auction. "n the above date, tim., T \£ ON'K S-HORSK POWER EN'**, and MILL, liansome and Sims makers, all complete and in good working order, and can bo seen at work ttp to the day of sale at Pukcttri Point, opposite Scliluter a Boundary Hotel. No reserve. Terms cash. MATTHEW HAY, Auctioneer. A T T H K W H A Y AcrrwKEEß, Laj.*e>, KVf.vts:. am» GKNKCAt. SrorK and Statio:; Ai;kst, O A M A K U . Horse every i-'atnrday at 2 o'clock, at the iStiraa Yards', Thames-street. C6S SATURDAY, 10th APRIL. At M'Kaj's Yard?, Oamaru. At noon. CI ONN KL L AN I) CLO WE S f have received instructions from the Hon. M. Holmes to r rt'-r for sale, at above time and {dace—• A Draft of Three and Four-year-ohl COLTS and FILLIKS, by the Duke «f Buccteuch, out of Heavy Draught Mares. A!?o,

Some Medium Draughts, adapted for Kxpresa pttqwac?, and Some 'i horoughbrLda, by Skylark and Caasivelaunu.-f. CONNELL AND CLOWES, St-; 3 Auctioneers. totaka land. FARMS ON DKFEttKKD PAYMENT. TO KK SOI.D IN OAMAIIU OS THURSDAY, I7ni APRIL, At 2 p.m. Maclean rotn er s, and Wright, St hereon and Co., - in conjunction with Council and Clowes, Oam.ini ; Maclean and Stewart, Timaru ; ..iut J. T. Ford and Co., Christchnrch, ham reucm-d instructions from the New Zealand ami Australian Land Company, l,imrt«d, to offer by public auction, in Pamarix, on thu above date—--75 0 0 ACU K S Of this celebrated Estate, including the substantially built and beautifully situated Stone Residence, at present occupied by Robert M'Autev, Totara, as is well-known, was one of the selections maae in the Province of and ensista of rich black soil on limestone formation, the whole property being ie-iutttully sheltered and watered. It has all been. cultivated, and the greater portion having been in English grass for many years, and depasture*! with stock, is now in the best possible heart for growing .>• reals or root cmp.*. Tiie tand now to be offered comprises the flick of the estate, including, as it does, the welt-known THOUSAND - ACRE PADDOCK,

And tW cjuallj celebrated J-LAND BLOCK, On the Kakantti I.'iver, Within a short distance of the Maheno E'.aitway Station. The Mitn Trctnk Line of llailway inter-t.-s {hp ("state, there being five stations ar.it sittings npon and adjacent to the property. The Auctioneers have no hesitation in atwrming that this is by far the most vattE&hte' btpuk of land ever ottered to the pubtiir in New Zealand : and they trust the liberal terms of payment ofT.rrcd l>y the tV.mpatvy may iudttco hwuc f.tl? settlers to evrnc forward and select homes for themselves to the most fertile district in the i'l'tnny. Terms «' payment are as fotlaw : tf> per eeat. caah at Jsati to per cent, in 9 months (17th Jan., 1SS0) tt> percent. in 15 months (17th Juiy, 1SS0) t(> per cent, tn -t months (17Ch Jan., IS-5I) tr» percent. in 27 months (17th Jnly, 1SSI) p«r cant. in 5 years (17th April, JSS4) per cent, id 7 years (17tb April, ISS6) Interest mtt all unpaid balances, 6J per cent, per annum. At the same time and place will be offered the- townships of TOTAKA AND ALMA. The former situated at the railway station p? that name: the latter close to Deborah Station, within three miles of Oamarn. They have been carefully surveyed, so as t,> provide sites suitable for all sizes and and descriptions ©f suburban residences the formation and situation of the ground being perfect for that purpose.

Terms for township sections—One-half cash at sale ; balance by acceptances at 12 months ; interest, 6| per cent. For ptans anil all farther information apply to the Auctioneers, as above. 654 NORTH OTAGO PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. THE above Society is prepared to receive MONEY on debentures in any sums for short or long periods, at the rate of EIGHT P£ CENT, per annum. GEORGE SUMPTER, 557 Secretary.