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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1068, 22 September 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER. At their Store, Tyne-street. At 2 o'clock. pONIfELL ASD CLOWES have received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of J. T. Evans to offer for sale by public auction, at their Store, Tyne-street, on Saturday, 27th September, at 2 o'clock— The Equity of Redemption of Part of Section 6, Block 1., Oamaru District, containing 14i Acres; together with buildings thereon, consisting of Stone Dwelling-house, Stable, and Out-buildings. This property fronts the Main North Road, about half a mile beyond the Town Boundary. The land is first-class, the situation unI rivalled, and the improvements altogether very good. There is a large garden, wellstocked with fruit trees in full bearing, extensive plantation, croquet lawn, &c. (2) Interest in Leasehold Section 1, Block XV., Oamaru Town. (3) Interest in Leasehold Section 5, Block XIII., Oamaru Town. The above sections are situate in Thamesstreet, near the North Town Boundary. The term is a long one ; ground rent nominal. 4. Interest in lease of part of section 8, Block XXYT., Oamaru Town, Teesstreet. For farther particulars apply to CONNELL & CLOWES, 836 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 11th OCTOBER. At their Store, Tyne-street. At 2 o'clock. AND CLOWES have received instructions from P. Williams, Esq., to offer for sale by public luction, at above time and place— That Valuable Freehold Property near Maheno, consisting of 475 Acres of 1 first-class land, together with improvements, as follow—Dwellinghouse of 11 rooms, with outbnildings, 4-roomed Cottage, 4stalled Stable anil Coach-house. The property is within a mile of the Maheno railway station. The land is firstclass, and is well watered ; it is subdivided into eight paddocks by substantial fences. The dwelling-house is plastered throughout, and the out-buildings are very good. About 10 acres of the land are planted with ornamental trees and shrubs.

Terms very easy. For further particulars apply to AND CLOWES, 37 Auctioneers. SAIUKDAY, 4th OCTOBER. At his Rou:r.i. Tyne-sireet. At 12 o'clock. np n. j> ii o w k * has received ins tractions from tlie Mortgagee to sell by public auction, at the abovs time and place— The following Valuable Properties in the Township of Bampden : Lo6 I—Sections 19, 20, 21, and 22, Block 36, with substantial House of four rooms, and Stable Lot 2—Sections 1, 1, and 17, Bioct 57, with an excellent three-roomed House. Terms at sale. For particulars, apply to T. H. BROWN, 0 Auctioneer. |

NOTICES HAMPDEN ROAD BOARD. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to al occupiers of Land in the Hampden Road District who are allowing GORSE to GROW on the District Roads, that if the same is cot CLEANED OFF -within two (2) months from date hereof, it will be cleared off by the Board at cccnpier's expense. By order of the Board. AITAKI SHEEP DOG TRIAL. A TRIAL OF SHEEP DOGS Will be held at Duntroon OK" WEDNESDAY, Ist OCT., 1579, Commencing at 10 o'clock a.m. precisely. Intending competitors most send in their entries to the secretary, Mr. E. C. Smith, Dnntroon, not later than 27th SEPTEMBER, 1879, accompanied with, entrance Fee UOs), as also color, name and age of dog entered. Places will be drawn for. ALEXANDER YOUNG, Clerk to Board. Hampden,. Sth Acgnst, 1579. 5 512

There will be two (2) classes—one for dogs of any age, and one for dogs aged IS months and under. There will be first, second, and third prizes awarded for each class. Four sheep will be allowed for each competitor. Six hardies to form a pen, the gate to act as a wiitg. Any competitor ■zrhen working his dog mast remain within (50) fifty yards of the pen. In the trial for aged Dogs, no Dog will be allowed to start before the sheep ave [i) half a mile from the pen ; (20) twenty minutes will be allowed for yarding from the time of start. In the trial for yonnj Dogs, no dog will be allowed to start before the sheep are (300) five hundred yards from :ho pen; time and sheep same as for old Dogs. Prizes will be awarded according to joints in each class—viz., nine (9) points :or the best heading; seven (7) for best HMging back; three (3) for best yarding ; ive (5) for best under command. The decision of the judges to be in all taies final. The Judge are sfr. L'ttle, JSgapara; Mr: .['Donald, Corriedale; Mr. Ji. M'Donald, Lw-uiioko. The amounts of Prizes will appear in nture advertisement. The various members of Committee are eqnested to send in their lists to the ecretary not later than the 20th.. •E. G. SMITH, M Hon. Secretary.