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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1166, 12 January 1880, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION TO-MORROW. TUESDAY, 13th JANUARY, On the Premises. At 12 o'clock. PRIME DAIRY COWS FOR UNRESERVED SALE. Fleming and hedley have received instructions from Mr. Hngh Mlaren to Bell by public auction, at the Cape, on the above date— ALL HIS DAIRY STOCK,

viz.: 7 First-class Cows, calved and near calving 2 Heifers, springing 3 Heifers, rising 2 years 1 Heifer Calf 200 Fowls. The cows are a rare good lot, having been picked with great judgment ont of various sales about Oamaru. Terms at sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, I Auctioneers. EDUCATION RESERVE, OAMARU. SATURDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1880.

At his Stores, Harbor-street. At Noon. AH. MAUDE • has received instrnctions from the Board of Governors of the Otago Boys 1 and Girls' High Schools, to sell by public auction, above time and place, at the reduced upset rental of £1 15s per foot— A Fourteen Years* Lease of Section 4, Block IV., Oamara Town, at present under lease to Messrs. Shrimsfei and Moss, and subject to payment to them of valuation on Buildings, fee., erected thereon.

For terms, conditions of lease, and particulars of valuation, apply to the Secretary Otago High Schools Board, Colonial Bank Buildings, Duncdin; or A. H. MAUDE, 1000 Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CONNELL AND CLOWES (in conjunction with Messrs. Pacfee Bros., of Christchnrch,) have received instructions from the owner to offer for sale by auction, at Oamaru, at an early date— About 507 ACRES OP FREEHOLD in Block HI., Oamarn District, now in the occupation of Messrs. -Henders >n and S. M'Kee, whose leases expire on Ist January, 1880. This Land is immediately behind the old Cava Valley Homestead, has a frontage to the Airedale-road, and is within a mile and a half of the Weston Railway Station, or about miles from Oamarn. The land is the best in the district, it slopes gently towards the north, and is well watered. It will be offered in Two Lots, on easy terms as regards payment.

w For farther particulars, apply to MESSRS. PACKE BROS., Christchurch ; Or, to CONNELL AND CLOWES, Auctioneers ; 733 Oamara. E HAVE FOR SALE:— 400 gal. Iron Tanks and Seed Casks Cornsacks and Woolpacks (Calcuttas) Fencing Wire, Nos. 6, 7, and 8 Threshing Machings and Combines, by Rausomes. LANI ISO AXD TO Aebivb : White Clover Timothy Red Clover Perennial Ryegrass Cowgraas Clover Italian Ryegrass Alsvke Clover Cocksfoot Rape Seed—English and Colonial grown Turnip Seed Pnrple and Green Top Yellow Aberdeen Turnip Seed Mammoth, Devonshire Greystone Turnip Seed—Dale's Hybrid, Swedes Mangold—Long Red and Orange Globe &c., Ac. Connell and Clowes are now having fitted up a large Grass Cleaning Machine (to be worked by a gas engine), and are prepared to DRES-i RYEGRASS on very favorable terms for growers. 955 CONNELL AND CLOWES. WEDNESDAY, 14TH JANUARY. At 12 o'clock. At his Mart, Tyne-street. George Greenfield has received instructions to sell by public auction, at the above time and place— A Consi>,timent of Glassware ana Crockery, consisting of Cups and Saucers, Toilet Sets, Jugs, Vases, Tumblers, &c. G. GREENFIELD, 19 Auctioneer.

THURSDAY, 15m JANUARY. At HOOll. On the premises, Wharf-street, opposite Mr. Udall's. George Greenfield has been favored with instructions to by public auction at above time and place— Piano (Rosewood), Loo Table, Couch (Walnut and Green Damask), 4 Chairs (do), Whatnot (Walnut), Pictures, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedding, Washstand and Toiletware, Carpet, Hearth Rugs, Perambulator, Sewing Machine (Singer's), Stove and fittings, &c, &&. G. GREENFIELD, 22 Auctioneer. SALE OF GROWING CROPS AT WAIMATE. GR. FREEMAN AND CO. • have received instructions to sell by auction on the ground at Waimate, on THURSDAY, 15ra INST, At 2.30 p.m., STANDING CROP, Collating of 530 Acres Oats growing on Education Re erve 1126, and which immediately adjoin* the Township of Waimate. To b« sold either in one lot or in pieces of from 80 to 135 acre?.

The Auctioneer, in calling the attention of intending Lnyers to the above-named crop*, can confidently state that, according to the opinion o! some of the beat judges, the crop i* a splendid one, and not to be wfflM In the district. 0. B. FREEMAN & CO., g Auctioneers,