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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1104, 1 November 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION WEDNESDAY, &nt NOVEMBER. At his Start*, Harlxir-strcct. Aft 12 o'clock. Ah. mau d k • has received instructions from the Trustee fa J. T. Evans's Estate to sell by public auction, at abovs time and place— The following valoable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VIZ. Handsome Mottled Eanri Sideboard, T«leßCi>pe Dining Table, Mirror, Umbrella Stand, Book*, Pictures, Clock. Fetitlcr and f'trc Iron*, Barometer. Table, Oil Cloth, Lawr Mower, Sail it*. Ac., Stc. A. 11. MAUDE, 338 Auctioneer. GREAT CLEARING SALE. SATURDAY, B'tit NOVEMBER. At Richard's Yards, W harf-atreet. At 12 o'clock. A. If. M A U D E hait received instructions from Messrs. William Copetand and George Cottenham to sell by pabtie auction, at above time and place—--12 First-class Heavy Draught Marcs and Geldinga 3 Doable-furrow Ploughs Harness, Covers, &c. The Auctioneer would wish to draw the particular attention of buyers to this itn* portant sale, as all the horses are young, staunch, and sound, and welt known in the district. The vendors moat sell, in consequence of having finished their contracts. A. H. MAUDE, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 4m NOVEMBER. At M'Kay's Yard.-", Oamara. At Noon. CONN ELL AND CLOWES have received instructions from Mr. Alexander Thomson to offer for sale, at above time and place— About 500 Head Prime Store Cattle, consisting' of 3 to 5 years old Buttocks, Sp»y*d Cow*, and * Heifers. These cattle are thoroughly quiet, and aru ii» forward condition. They are for positive sale. Terms at sate. CONN ELL AND CLOW E-i, 213 Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY. 3m NOVEMBER. At his Stores, Tyne-street. At I- o'clock. IN BANKRUPTCY. TH. It RO W N * h.u received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of Kddtngton. Bust, and Co., to sell by public auction, at the above time and place— THE BOOK DEBTS of the above firm. For particu T ars apply at the office of T. H. BROWN*, 327 Auctioneer. MONDAY AN* r> TUESDAY. 24ric ajto 25* ft NOVEMBER. The Greatest Sale that has ever occurred ir. New Zealand of AVA IL ABLE LAND Within a few hours of THE EMPIRE CITY. LAND OS DEFERRED PAYMENTS. THE TOWNSHIP OF MARTINB O R O U G H, Toother with tO.OOO acres of the choicest Agricultural and Pastoral Land in the Colony, sub-divided into TOWN, RURAL,. A SMALL-FARM SECTIONS, Varying' in size from J-icre np to I POO acres, WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 2'tTK & -."'tit NoVKUBEK, BY MB. J. H . WALLACE, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER, Who has received instructions from Eton. J. Martin, M. L.C. MARTIN BOROUGH Is within four hours of the City of W et'ir.srton, with every prospect of a branch tine of railway to the' centre of the Township, as shown upon the published plan. The vendor, knowing the great demand there is by settlers for land that is immediately available for agricultural purposes on such terms as will enable them to employ fieir tabor and capital upon improving their property Without immediate payment being repaired, has decided to meet their wishes by selling the valuabte ESTATES OF HUANGARUA AND OTARAIA {Now called Martinborou gh), ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. The following are the liberal terms upon which the property will be sold A deposit of 10 per cent, at sale IS per cent, in one month 25 per cent, in five years SO I per cent, in ll> yews, affc per cent. Purchasers of Township Allotments — IBS A deposit of 23 per cent. ; balance by bills at three, six, and nine months' date. Plans of the property, with other information, may be had on application to MESSRS. IZARD A BELL, Solicitors. Wellington: MR. JOHN MARTIN, •Huangarus Station. Wa;rarapa ; MR. H. J. WALLACE, Estate Agent, Wellington. A good opportunity is now offered intending purchasers of seeing the GRAIN-GROWING CAPABILITIES Of the land, there being at present a grain crop of 150 acres in extent, adjoining the main road. 314