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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1118, 18 November 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, l&ni NOVEMBER. At their Store, Tyne-strect. At (1 OXXR Li. AND CLOWES J have received instructions from the Vendor to otler cor sale by auction, above time atkl Two Freehold Allotments, each containing i of• an acre. lieing part wrtiona l/»Vid If>, block LXXX\ 1., Oarriaru Towfn TV»>: s- .'tiftM are f>l.;v<anlty sitn:it '' nt corner of Warviiieck a\d Mersey streets, ar th-: junction of Scvip and Wan-beck streets. Tn-.y cornrrnnd a\.«plendid view of the Harbor and Town northwards, and are for positive sat*;. Ternw at sale. CONNELL AND CLOWES ' rm Auctioneers. .MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 2-lrir a:.d 25th NOVEMBER. Trie Greatest Sale that hj« ever occurred in, New Zealand of AVAI I. A RLE LA N D Within a few houre of THE EMPIRE CITY. LAND ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. THE TOWNSHIP OF MARTIN KOIIOUC il, Together with 40,W0 acres of the choice-1 Agricultural and Pastoral I-and in the Colony, sub-divided into TOWN, RURAL, & SMALL-FARM SECTIONS, Varying in f>i>*- from ,|-acre tip to lOOOacre? WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 24th & 25 ni November, rv MR. J. H . WALLACE, LAND &'ESTATE AC EXT, AND AUCTIONEER, Who has received instructions from the Hod. J. Martin, M. L.C. MARTIN BOROUGH la within four hours of the City of Wellington, with every prospect of a branch lino of railway to the centre of the Township, as shown upon the published plan. The vendor, knowing the great demand there is by settlers tor land that is immediately available lor agricultural purposes on such terms as will enable them to employ their labor and capital upon improving their property without immediate payment being repaired, has decided to meet their wishes by selling the valuable ESTATES OF HUANG-ARUA AND OTARAIA (Now called Martinborongh), ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. The following ar--* the libera! term? upon which the property will be sold : A deposit of to per cent, ai sals 15 percent, in one month •25 per cent, in five yfant r>o per coat, in 10 year?, at R per cent. Pttrehrvicr* of Township Allotments — A deposit; of 25 per c- nt. : balance by bills at three, six, and nine months date. of the property, with other information, may be iifi on application to MESSRS. IZARD £ BELf.. S»li"itor*. W«rJiingt»>n : MR. JOHN MARTIX. Jew., Hnanganra Station, Watrarapa ; H. J. WALLACE, Estate Agent, Wellington. A good opportunity i-t n.nv offered intending prm:h.ner* of seeing the ni;AIN.»;UOWiNO CAPABII-ITIIvS Of the land. there beintr at prv.rr.t a grain crop of liV> aores in extent, adjoining the main road. 314 FOR SALE AND TO LET TJJOK SALE—i-Ai-re OREEN I; BARLEY. for Horse/r Cattle Fe:d. —Apply Ayrshire !«>arding|-h<>u.'«t?. 499 P O R s A L E. REGISTRY OFFICE AND COMMISSION AGENCY, Dnnfdin, rb-.tnj the largest bt:srne?s o: the kind in the Colony. --A;, ply BARRATT AND CO.. Disncdin. INARMS rruN DEFERRED PAY- -- MEN i">. The New Zealand and Australian I.an t Company. Limited, are now sub-dividing their magnificent properties in Canterbury, t >t,vco. ar.d Sonthland, int-» convtnientlysixetl FARMS, which arc open for selection on remarkably EASY TERMS 01 PA\ ■ MF.NT. These lands are the • earliest selections made in the Colony, were purchased direct from the Crown, and ■ ikfe unsurpassed for soil, climate, and situation. They all front on the main line of railway, and are within a> few miles of good thipping ports. For plans and further information, Apply to N. M- & Ai.EXOY CO., Limited, Chtirtehnrch, Timarn, and InvercargDl: ; J. T. FORD & CO., Chriitchurch and Timaru ; MACLEAN/ & Timara; CONNEH. .t CLOWES, Ofcmarn WS;i(ifLt, STEPHENSON, Jfc CO., Dn&edin : MACLEAN BROTHERS. Dnnetiin : And at th-j Head Otlices of the Com- . , id-street, Duncdic. 125 UO'CK >TABLE> « 4 W. H. .. «. ;K in 1 •*cr> rr.-jCitf unn: «.?, S-A L i:. V Q R T" F 1 - ,-r-i/ C. 'M': - >MEI> biUTA'JB and Quatt.r acre Seetian, ic GEORGE SUMPTER.