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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1027, 5 August 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION THURSDAY, 7th AUGUST. At Boundary Creek. At 11 o'clock. IMPORT * NT SALE tvp DRAUGHT STOCK. DAIRY COWS, THRESHING MACHINE, AND FARM IMPLEMENTS. GREAT CLEARING UNRESERVED SALE. FLEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions from Messrs. Honour Bros, to sell by public auction. on the Premises', at Landon Farm, Boundary Creek— ALL THEIR EFFECTS, As follows : 14 First-class Draught Mares 20 First-class Draught GeWings t First-class Boggy Horse Torn .1 Very Good Flacks 4 Excellent Dairy Cows. in fttll milk 7 Prime Fat Bacwn Pigs J) H.-P. Thresher and Engine, Clayton and Shuttle-worth l> Farm f >r:»ys. mostly new this season .1 Rotters 9 D.-F. Ploughs 5 Sets of Harrows 3 Reapers and Flinders (Woods) 3 Reaping Machines fßeid and Gray) 40 Sets of Ffarnesa 40 fforse Covers t Pon Ma-seated Fitrggy Set of Baggy Harness Ac., Ac.. Ac. Thff auctioneers need only remark that the horsia are alt thoroughly good, implements are nearly all new and in firstclass order, and every lot is for sale on its merits. Without reserve. FLEMING AND HEDLEY. Auctioneers. THURSDAY. 7m AUGUST. 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 taction, on the premises. Boundary Creek, on Thursday, the 7th day of August— The following VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLDS: t. Lam ton Farm, of 130 Acres, on which is erected a very handsome Stone Residence of 10 apartments, admirably appointed and welltinished throughout, together with washhouses, dairy, and oth«r requisite outhouses in connection with the residence. At some distance are the stabtes. sheds, barn, nun's hut, and piggeries.The grounds contain no tess than 20 acres ail planted with fruit trees, in full bearing. The orchard is considered the best and most profitable in the northern district. The house is surrounded by rare flowers and ornamental shrubs, and the croquet lawn is the largest and prettiest in the neighborhood. The property is four mites from Oamant. fronting Main Road, sub-divided into seven paddocks by live fences. 40 acres of w-hich are fallowed, "O acres in English grass, and -0 acres ploughed from lea. The quality of the soil is excellent, ami the position is one of the best in tic < 'ourit.y. •J. The Property known as Fairfield, containing -ft acres, splendidly watered. The farm has lain fallow for the past year, and has been ploughed and grubbed last summer. It is now in a tit state for any sort of grain crop. Like the Laii'ion Farm, its position is unexceptionable. On the farm is a Good Pwetting-House, Stable, anil 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 wilt be much sought after for sttburkan residences. The prettiest drive in thedistrict is front Oamant to Boundary Creek. The railway station djoins tlve properties. With the advantages of 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, •219 Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, Grtt AUGUST. At his Mart. Tyne-strect. At 12 o'ctock. George Greenfield has received instructions to sell by public auction, at the above time and place—The following GOODS:— S Cases Champagne 5 Do Bitters 3 Dp Ginger Brandy 2 Do Staughton Bittare 2 Do Champagr e Bittere I Do Orange Bitters 1 Do Alpine Bitters 1 Do Jannacs Sarsaparilta 4 Doz. Stoat 2S Boxes Tea 10 Cases Salmon G. GREENFIELD, 432 Auctioneer. JUST ARRIVED, Per Thomas Stephens. CATHOLIC HYMN BOOKS, PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES, Also, Historical and otl-e: works. J. CACHE Y. 32 JUST LANDING. A CONSIGNMENT of PAPERHANG- ______ INGS, ex Thomas Stephens, direct from the manufactory, of newest patterns and designs, and will be sold at from 6d per piece for caab. J. S. ANDERSON, 272 Teewtreet,