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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 944, 26 April 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION GREAT UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. SATURDAY, 3rd MAY. At Richards Yard*, Wharf-street. At 12 o'clock. I H. MAUD! has been favored with instructions from Mr. James A. Taylor, who is leaving the district, to sell the whole of his VALUABLE FARMING STOCK: Consisting of—--15 Firnt-ctaas Heavy Draught Mare 3 act Geldings Drays, Doable- farrow Ploughs, Reapers, Harrows, Harness, Forks and Rakes Cooking Utensils, Ac. Fall particulars in next issue. A. H. MAUDE, 32tJ * Auctioneer. GREAT CLEARING SALE BY AUCTION, of CLYDESDALE HORSES, CROSS-BRED SHEF.P, FAT k STORK CATTLE, AND FARM IMPLEMENTS, AT TOTAL" A, NEAR OAMARU, OS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 29th and .10th April. "RIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO. fin conjunction with Maclean Bros and Connell and Clowes) arc instmctcd by thc New Zealand and Australian Land Company (limited) to sell l»y Public Auction, us Hollows :. FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. 29m APRIL, At I- o'clock sharp. lIOCSES. 3rt Pure Clydesdale Marrs and Fillies *■!> D<> * A» Geldings jr. I'o do Foals 1.1 Well-bred upstanding Hacks. FARM IMPLEMENTS, C»n#i.-tting «>f— Doable-farrow Ploughs Harrows, various sorts Drays ( Reaping Machines ♦ trwWicrs Broadest Sowing Machines Iron Hotter* Weighing. Machine, etc., et<r. Drain-pipe Machines and Pug Mill. 'lmplement* at 12 o'clock: Horses at 1.30. SECOND DAY—WEDNESDAY, 30rn. SHEEP. 2WO |Three-»ptarter and Sevcn-etghths-Hri"d svtp-rior Breeding Ewes CW*>Cm»s-Pred Hngaets 12W) Cross-Bred Ewes, suitable for turnips. CATTLE. 30 Quiet Milkers iP lin'tU■(•*. i i calf to flood Templar—imported 30 Thr^e-year-old Steers 10U Well-bred Calves. P I «; S. 30 Pure Berkshire Breeding Sows and Porkers. A Speeiat Train will leave Oamaru for Total* ore thsr first day of tins Sato on arrival nt the Kxprens Train from Dnncdtn at 11.33 ».m. 231 TUESDAY, 6th MAY, 1579. At the Long Room ot' the Groavenor Hotel, Ttmant. At 2.J0 p.m. FREEHOLD LAND IN THE HAKATERAMEA DISTRICT. MACLEAN AND STEWART have received instructions from Henry Att.fcen, Esq.. and others, to offer by pftbtk auction, on the above date— Sections 3-\4*o, 32.400, and 32,623 containing 2013 Acres. • The above Sections arc all good agricultural bod, and will very shortly be within four miles from a railway station. The male rial cor this railway line is now being landed.

For fwlf particulars, apply So .MACLEAN* k .STEWART, •J9S Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. - To Farmer*, Capitalists, ami others. The Celebrated WA IH O A ESTATE, SEAR WAIM A T E , tate the property of Messrs. H. K. and J. E. Parker, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On orabout MAY inra. IS7D. The aWve estate is well know as the most t-hrnce selection in South Canterbury, Messrs* 11. R. and J. E. Parker luring at the time the whole country open to choose from, and fixed upon tbis as ono of the meat favored spots under heaven. The present proprietor has determined to cut up A ROUT 40CO ACRES lot© SBttabte sized Farms, and to sell same at Waimato on above date, at an unprecedented LOW UPSET PRICE ASH DEFERRED TERMS OF PAYMENT. Plans ready in a few days. 203 ATTHEW HA*i ArcTtOSfcEß, Lasd, KsTATir, AXr» Geskral Stock ajo> Station Aoknt, O A M A i: U. Horse Sates every Saturday at 2 o'clock, at be Swan Yards, Thames-street. 6GS FOR SALE AND TO LET A BOARDING-HOUSE, in Tynestrcct (close to Railway Station); doing a good business. Terms easy. Fcr particulars apply to *j SPENCB AND BEE. COALS: COALS! COALS. jjlhvrt TOIN'T COAL, the BFST and CHEAPEST to the Ca&anmcrs, rosy be had at 32* t»<i per ton, from 832 J. T. EYAN3 jtfS CO"