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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1110, 8 November 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION TUESDAY, lira NOVEMBER. Oa the pnmiMi Trent-street. At noon. » H. M A U D E JV* has received instrnctions from Geo. Oliver, Esq-, t«» «ell *>7 V ahVlc auction, at ,bo*e time and place, in consequence of hi* tumoral into another house—A qnantity of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITTURE, to. : 1 Piano, Bedsteads, Sofae, Fendert and Fire Irons, Chain, Washstand, Toilet Set*, Picture#, Large Chest of Drawers 200 ft Kauri Timber, &c. A. 11. MAUDE, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, l&ra NOVEMBER. At his Stoc«.% Harbor-street. At 12 o'clock. A. H. MAUDE baa received instructions from the 'Trustee in J. T. Erus'i Estate to sell by •public auction, at above time and place— TS« Jbflowing valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, v«.— Handsome Mottled Kaari Sideboard, Telescope Dining Table, Mirror, Umbrella Stand, Books, Pictures, Clock, Fender and Fire lr«M, Barometer, Table, 02 Cloth, Lawn Mower, Saddle, &c., Ac. A. H. MAUDE; 333 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 13TH NOVEMBER. At hia Stores, Harbor-street. At 12 o'clock. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from the Oamaru Harbor Board to offer by public , auction, at above time and place, the LEASEHOLD OF SECTIONS 5, 6, & 7, Situated on the Board's Property, to north of the Lagoon, and having a Frontage to> the Railway line, and also to right-of-way communicating with Hnmber-street. Terms at sale. A. If. MAUDE, 374 Auctioneer. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 24ts Ajtß 25T® NOVEMBER. The Greatest Sale that has ever occurred in. New Zealand of AVAILABLE LAND Within a few fwors of THE EMPIRE CITY. LAND ON UEFERRED PAYMENTS. THE TOWNSHIP OF mabtinborouch, "Together with 40,000 acres of the choicest Agricultural and Pastoral Land in the Colony, sub-divided into TOWN, RURAL. & SMALL-FARM SECTIONS, "Varying in »is 3 from .£-acre up to 100© acres, recur a. RESOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, (ffIST MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 2-tra & 25rn November, BY MB. J. H. WALLACE. LAND ft ESTATE A»;KNT, AND AUCTIONEER, Who hj» artjoeived instructions from the Hon. J. Martin, M.L.C. MARTINBQEOUGH Is within four hoars of the City of Wellington, with every prospect of a branch tine of railway to the centre o< the Township, as shown upon the published plan. The vendor. knowing the great demand 'there IS by settlor# for land that i-t imme--<Sat«ly available for agricultural purposes ■oa «nch terms as witt enable them t*> employ 'their labor and capital upon improving their property without immediate payiment being rK*tuired, has decided to meet ttherr"wwhes by selling the valuable ESTATE OF HUANGARUA AND OTAKAIA t£N«xw called MartinboroughJ, DEFERRED PAYMENTS. The following are tha liberal terms upon wfckk the property wilt be sold A dep«»it of 10 per cent, at sale IS p»r cent, in one month 25 per cent, in live years BO per «*»!. w f years, at 6 per cent, purchasers «f Township Allotments— A deposit of 25 per cent.; balance by bills at tbree, six, and nine months .date. Kan» of the property, with other informatioa, may be had oa application to MESSRS. IZARD ft BELL, Solicitors, Wellington; MB. JOHN MARTI S, Jr*., Iluaagafaa Station. Wairarapa; MR. H. 3. WALLACE, Estate Agsnt, Wellington. A gwd opportunity ia now offered in•Benfißg: purc&asef* of seeing the OIAIN-CROWINO CAPABILITIES <of the land, there being at present a grain -erep of ISO acrvs ia extent, adjoining the Main road. FOR SALE AND TO LET rtXT A Five.roomed COTTAGE in RibWe-street. opposite the Brewery. —Apply L»«m asd Otmk*o*. • Oamaru Brewery. : p O K 8 A L THE FREEHOLD SECTION SI. South Oamartt. with Two-roomed House (wall finished}. 'Ter*.» liberal, and price cheap. Apply «o j CHURCH : Or, ALFRED SMITH, Keed-sttee:^ -rx O R «* A L K. REGISTRY OFFICE AND COMMISSION AGENCY, Punedin, doing <he largest business of the frW la thft Colony. Apply BARRATT AND CO., M cray-place, Dunedin.