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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1051, 2 September 1879, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS BILLIARDS. MR. WM . COOK, Champion cf Borland, in conjunction with MR. L. KILKENNY, Champion of Yorkshire, will (?' vc TWO EXHIBITIONS on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, SEPTEMBER Ist and 2nd, at the Royal Billiard Saloon. Admission —Reserved Seats, 03; Platform, 2s 6d. 691 PRIVATE LODGINGS for Two Respectable GENTLEMEN. For address, apply at Mail Office. 731 SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER. At Richard's Yards, *Y harf-street. At 12 o'clock sharp. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from the Trustee i 3 the estate of Angus Poison, to sell by public auction, at the above time and place—--2 Hor3C3 1 Express 1 Spring Cart and Harness Also—At 1 o'clock. At his Stores, Harbor-street. The balance of the Stock, consisting of— Drapery Dress Pieces, &c., &.c. A. H. MAUDE, 72S Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER. At his Stores, Habor-street. At 2 o'clock. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from the Registrar of the Supremo Court, Dunedin, to sell by public auction, at above time and place—That VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Known as the Oamaru Crown Flour Mills. In drawing attention to this sale, the Auctioneer would observe that the above property has been pronounced by competent judges to be the best milling property in New Zealand. The building is a four-storev stone structure, 120 feet long by 54 feet wide, situated on the main southern railway line. There i 3 a privato siding with turntable, and rails laid through the mill, thereby saving all cartage. The engine is a compound tandum, with 12 and 20 inch cylinders. There are only at present five pairs of stones, but the engine is capable of driving eight to ten pair 3. There is also all the necessary machinery for dressing, the whole being in thorough working order, with all the latest improvements. Full particulars can be obtained from A. H. MAUDE, G76 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER. At 11 o'clock. ABSTRACT OF AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL PROPERTIES, TO I'.K so I,IJ BY PUBLIC AUCTION, NAPIER, BV "jy£R. M. R. M I L L E R, THURSDAY, 4TH SEPTEMBER, Commencing at 11 a.m.

1,1200 Acres in town, suburban, and farm lots, part of Mr. Farmer's rich alluvial estate, adjoining Hastings Railway Station (12 miles from Napier), on deferred payments. — (See advertisement). 550 Acres the Little Bush Estate—rich alluvial plain, seven miles from Napier, with or without 2700 cross-bred sheep, and 30 cattle. If not sold as a whole, will be offered in sub-divisions.—(See advertisement). 130,000 Acres leasehold, and 505 acres freehold, Mr. It. M'Lellan's Te Harote runs, 35 miles from Napier by coach road ; lease 13 years to run. Kent £240 per annum. New woolslied, yards, huts, and 10 miles new fencing; five miles of material ready for erection; all necessary station plant, horses, bullocks, drays, &c. Together with 10,000 Sheep, chiefly merino. Upset price, L 12,500 for the whole property and stock. Terms—Onethird cash, LI 500 in January next, and balance over term of years to be arranged at sale. This run will at present carry 15,000 sheep, besides the increase (4000) expected at this vcar's lambing. If not sold as a \\ lole, will be offered in two portions, with 5000 sheep each, on similar terms. In a very few years this country will carry an average of sheep per acre. 9,724 Acres Government Depasturing License, and 370 Acres Freehold, Mr. \Y. Smith's Kokorika run; nine years to run; rent, L2O per annum ; 40 miles from Napier, 12 miles from Port Mohaka; good buildings and English grass paddocks ; good natural boundaries, all station plant. With 4,000 Sheep, chiefly merino, few crossbreds, present carrying capacity, SOOO. Upset price, L 3250, half cash ; terms for payment of balance will be named, at sale. 4,500 Acres Freehold, Crown grant, Messrs. AYarnes and Sims' run, has five miles frontage to Mohaka River, is fenced and subdivided, a considerable portion under English grass, and the fem being nearly all broken down, the remainder only requires surface sowing. A large extent of this block is good agricultural land, and the port of shipment by the bay steamers is about two miles from the sheepyards. The whole, with 5,000 Merino Sheep, mixed ages and sexqs. Upset price, LfIOOO ; one third cash ; terms for balance will be named at sale. / 557 Acres Leasehold, adjoining above ; 12 years to run; rent LI 00 per annum; valuation for improvements at end of lease. Forty acres good bush ; remainder of land well grassed \ all fenced : house, woolshed. yards, garden, &c. The ['oodwill, with 1,200 Sheep, and a few Cattle and Horses. U|>aeC price, about Xi/50, will be, with terms, declared at sale. This property is within three miles of the Post and Telegraph Office.-. Port Mohaka. M. R. MILLER, Stock and Station Agent, rjv-5 Auctioneer.