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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 963, 21 May 1879, Page 3

SALES by auction. SATURDAY, 31ST MAY. |At their Store#, Tyne-strcet. At 12 o'clock. •"""SS™®"' A3?l> HEDLEY X favored with instructions from the fvporatioa of Oamara, will submit to public competition, at the above time and LEASE FOR SEVEN YEARS of the Corporation Endowment of 1771 § Acres of unimproved land, botnj? part of Reserve marked ~ Auriferous Ksierve on the Map of the Maerewhenna Survey District, at the wpset rental of 4» per acre, payable half-yearlj is advance, fjnilitiona and particulars of Bale can be tt the office of FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auctioneers. FK.£DAY, C3r& MAY. At their Stores, Tyne-street. At 12 o'clock sharp. To (lentlumen in search of a Country Residence. valuable SUBURBAN PROPERTY. To Capitalists, Speculators, and other*. Ft, KMI N G AND HED LE Y have received instructions from the Trtutuoii in tho assigned estate of H. E. 0. gyans and Co. to salt by public auction, at Hiff above time and place—that magnificent suburban PROPERTY, Held under lease for four years, -with a purchasing clause at the end of the term ot £SO per acre. The yearly rental is £2 per acre. Tho Improvements consist of— I, CrieE Lodge, of nine apartments, quite new, substantially built, and replete with every comfort an I convenience, including water laid on to the room#. 2„ Brooklet Cottage, of five rooms, cpiita new, exceedingly well finished and tathed and plastered throughout. Tho Auctioneers have no hesitation in itating that this will be the most valuable property in which a capitalist could invest, ft it bound to become an exceedingly profitable speculation. It is just on the confines ot thu town, within easy access by road or nil, and, above all, it is permanently ■watered by springs and running creek. A ns* wail through the Acclimatisation GarAon gnu past the property, and this same 1 fojilviU eventually be one of the prettiest ' ,/ijrrt thu Wunteka Junction Station, and the farthest point is not three minutes* walk from tho station. If the property could be out into i'iwrt) sections the land alone wonli! Catch £4OOO. The advantage of this property for a township is very great. Supposing the property cut up as indicated, every section would touch water. This fact cannot be brought too prominently before the notice of the public. Tim land around Crief Lodge has been levelled and ptoughed four times, and is now in excellent order for planting. Terms at Sale. FLEMING AND HEDLF.Y, 676 Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 27'rtt MAY. At the Late Mrs. Maloncy's Residence, Boundary Creek. At 12 o'clock. i H. MAUDE has received instructions from the lata Mrs. Maloney'Trustees, to sett by public auction, at above time and placeAll her FARMING STOCK, VIZ : 3 Dranght Colts I Hack I Draught Mare K Head welt-bred Cattle I Plough, I Set Harrows 1 Reaping Machine t Dray, Earness, &c., Ac. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of— Tables, Chairs Bodateads and Bedding Carpets, Chiffonier Chest of Drawers Wauhatands, Pictures Crockery Kitchen Utensils, Ac., Ac. A. H. MAUDE, 621 Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY. 23-nt MAY. At his Stores Harbor-street. At 12 o'clock. { H. MAUDE * has received instructions from W». Lees and Moore and J. T. Evans ®lCo. to sell by public auction, at above srnl place—The following ItAGNIFCENT BUILDING SITES IN THAMES-STREET, viz.— V ' r .twill of Municipal Lease of Section I, Block 95, Oamaru Town The Goodwill of Municipal Lease of Section 12, Block 95, Oamaru Town. Tb# *bove are both corner sections ia the tat part of Thames-street, adjoining the Office and Mechanics' Institute Te•fotivaly, and are well worth the atten"°a of buyers, as the ground sent ia low ""Itha positions the best in town. Also. ilunicipal Lease of Section 5, Block 13, Oamaru Town Municipal Lease of Section 5, Block 15, Camara Town. k A. E- MAUDE, * - Auctioneer. Ij* T T H E W HAY Arcnojraant, EUTAXK AS& Gwzkal. Stock UI Statiok AGEST, OiMARU. «» ev*y Saturday at 2 o'clock, at *• Swan Yards, Xksm««tnet. fiW |