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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1009, 15 July 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. FRIDAY, 13x11 JULY. At M'Kay'a Yards, Junction HotcL At 12 o'clock. •piLEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions fiom Mr. W. Kirkaldy to sell by public auction, at above time and place—--410 PRIME FAT MERINO EWES. Without reserve. FLEJIING AND HEDLEY, 2Q5 Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 31ST JULY. On the Premises. At 11 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TO FARMERS, CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. Fleming AND HEDLEY have received instructions from Messrs. Honour Bros, to sell by public auction, on the premises. Boundary Creek, on Thursday, the 3lst day of July current— The following VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLDS: 1. Landon Farm, of 100 acres, 4 milc3 from Oamarti, fronting Main Road, sub-divided into four paddocks by live fences, JO acres of which arc fallowed, 50 acres in English grass, and 10 acres ploughed from lea. The quality of the soil i 3 excellent, and the position is one of the best in the C'onnty. 2. The Property known a3 Fairfield, containing 244 acres, splendidly ■watered. The farm has lain fallow for the past year, and has been ploughed and grubbed last snmmer. It is now in a fit state for any sort of grain crop. Like the Landon Farm, its position is unexceptionable. On the farm is a Good Dweiling-Honse, Stable, nnd Large Barn, capable of storing all the grain grown on the property. The Auctioneer would direct special attention to these splendid allotments. There is no doubt but the land will be much aonght after for suburban residences. The prettiest drive in the district is from Oamarn to Boundary Creek. The railway station adjoins the properties. With the advantages o£ soil, climate, and position, these allotments may be taken to be of great intrinsic value, and the value must increase with the growth of the town. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 21!} Auctioneers. THURSDAY. "1.-t JULY. At Boundary Creek. At 11 o'clock. IMf'ORT.\NT SALE DRAUGHT STOCK. DAIRY COWS, THt;E>HING M ACHINH. AND FARM IMPLEMENTS. GREAT CLEAR tNG UNDESERVED SALE. PL I-: MI N G AND HED LE Y have received instructions from Messrs. Honour {'•m-i. to a-" 11 by pttbiir .'Miction, on the Premises, at London Farm, Boundary Creek— ALL THEIR EFFECTS, As fotU>W3 : 14 Ftrst-ctass Draught Mares •JO First-class Draught Geldings t First-class Buggy Hors : Tom r, Very Good Hacks 4 Excellent Dairy Cows, irt fr.il niilk 7 f'rime Fat t'acon Pigs !> H.-P. Thresher and Engine, Clr.yton and Shnttleworth 0 Farm Drays, mfwtty new this season 3 Rollers !> D.-F. Ploughs 5 Sets of .Harrows 3 Reapers and Flinders (Woods) 3 Reading Machines (Reid and Gray) 40 Sets of Harness 4l> Horae Covers 1 Double-seated Set of Buggy Harness &c., &e., A:c. 7h>-> auctioneers need only remark that die horses are all thoroughly goo 1, t r >c implements are nearly ail new and in iiratclass order, and every lot is for sale on its merits. Without rcsarve. FLEMING AND HEDLKY, Auctioneers. FRIDAY. I.Sth JULY. At 2 o'clock p.m. AT WAIMATE. SALE OF LEASES, WITH RIGHT OF PURCHASE, OF 20.000 or """ On the far-famed \V AIH AORUNG A ESTATE, (Pudding Hill), [\" SOUTH CANTERBURY, Divided into Farms, varying in size from 100 to 500 Acres. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO., iu conjunction with J. T. Ford and Co., are instructed by the proprietors to offer for sate by public auction, at Waimate, on FRIDAY, the I She day of JULY, at 2 o'clock p.m.— The leases for five years, with right of purchase, of CS FARMS on the celebrated Watbaorunga Estate, Pudding Hill. The land is situated in the valley of the WatUo. and is of tirst-rate quality. being prineipatty timestone downs, well watered, and enjoying a beautiful otimate. The property is intersected by a general system of good roads, giving easy access to ever)' faJtn. It is connected"" with Waimate by an excellent metalled road, and the Waimate Branch Railway will terminate about the middle of the estate. The attention of farmers is especially invited to this sale, as the terms of rental and purchase will be fixed unusually low, and the leases are tor absolute sale, whilst the property, from its advantages of situation, sod, and ctimate, is sure to become one of the favorite farming districts of South Canterbury. Plans and full particulars to be obtained from Messrs. Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Dunedin : J. T. Ford and Co., Chriatchureh; A. 11. Maude, Oamarn; or Mcssts. Lees and Moore, Oamarti, who will arrange for farmers being conveyed from Waimate to gee the property free of expense. 3