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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1178, 26 January 1880, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. SATURDAY,' 31ST JANUARY. At 2 o'clock. At his Mart, Tyne-street. George Greenfield has been favored with instructions from Mb. Fred. Underwood, to offer for public auction, at above time and place— Freehold of Part of Section 17, Block TT.TTT-, Town of Oamaru, together with an Eight-roomed House, substantially built thereon, corner of Cross-lane and Aln-street. Terms: 20 per cent, on the fall of the hammer, 10 per cent, in 3, 6, 9, 12, and 15 months, the remainder in 18 month?, bearing interest at the rate of 15 per cent. This is a very desirable property, being situated in the very centre of the town; and as the terms are so very easy it will afford anyone an opportunity for acquiring a freehold, and would make a splendid site for an hotel. G. GREENFIELD, 175 Auctioneer. THE SECOND LAND SALE of the New Zealand Agricultural Company has been POSTPONED till the end of FEBRUARY. BASTINGS, LEARY, AND CO., 120 Auctioneers, Dunedin. FOR SALE AND TO LET F OR SALE THAT HOU.SE and premises at Whitstone lately occupied by John Moore. Terms very easy : £25 dpposit; balance at interest. Apply immediately 152 GEORGE SUMPTER. F K. SALE. THRESHING MILL & ENGINE, by Ransomes, Sims, and Head, with all the latest improvements. The Machine has never been used, and is fitted up ready for work. Apply R. M'AULY, g3l Totara Park. JfILOUR MILL FOR SALE. That well-known Flour Mill and Freehold premises situated in Severn-street, Oauiaru, lately occupied by Messrs. Procter and Steward, known a3 "Hay and Barrs. The buildings are substantially constructed of Btone, and capable of storing 15,000 bags. The machinery consists of three pairs of stones, together with all necessary apparatus for cleaning grain and silk-di easing flonr in the most approved manner, the whole being driven by a horizontal highpressure engine and tubular boiler, having abundance of power for all the purposes required. Oamaru District is famed for the production of splendid wheit, which being grown on limestone land renders it equal to Adelaide. t has also a good Harbor and easy railway communication. Full particulars a> tn to:ms, &c., can be obtained on application to MR GEOl:<iE sUMPTER, 158 Laud and Estate Agent, Oamaru. QSBORNE HARVESTER & BINDER. The aliove celebrated imchine is NOW ON SALE By the undersigned. Descriptive pamphlet on application. FRANK DUNLOP, 642 Agent. ARVESTER KING REAPER AND BINDER, Fitted with new Back Improvement, For season 1880. H Lightest, Simplest, and Best Machine yet introduced. Cuts a six-foot swath. Only one wire used. Hand Binding Table given in. HASSELL, SON AND CO., 995 Agenta. TENDERS T OAMARU WATERWORKS. lENDERS WANTED FOR CUTTING ?0 CHAINS OF RACE (more or less). Particulars at Engineer's Office. Tenders to be lodged by noon of SATURDAY, the 31st INST. The lowest or any tender may not be .copied. D. A. M'LEOD, Engineer. Oamaru, 24th. Jan., 18S0. TENDERS will be received up to 29th INST., for the PURCHASE of Stock, Book Debts, and Working Plant, of Mr. John Peattie, Storekeeper, Peeblestown. Particulars may be learned at the store, or from the undersigned, log HOOD AND SHENNAN. EDUCATIONAL W INDSOR HOUSE SCHOOL. NEXT TERM BEGINS MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1880. 74; F. S. ANSTED. LADIES' SCHOOL, REED-STREEr. M O RS. GLEESON will RE-OPEN SCHOOL, ON MONDAY, 2ND FEBRUARY. 148 RAKANUI COLLEGE, BLUESKIN.NEXT TERM BEGINS MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 18S0. The Buildings have been suitably enlarged to meet the increasing requirements of the School. FIRST-CLASS EDUCATION In all branches, classical and modern. Special attention is given to physical training. Terms —Seventy-five Guineas per annum. APl?ly REV. R. L. STANFORD, gil Blueskin. PUBLIC NOTICES SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The January number of the ZEALAND AGRICULTURIST J-N Will be issued IN A FEW DAYS, And will contain a number of specially interesting original and selected article?, Correspondents and farmers in possession of interesting information are requested to forward their notes without delay to the Editor.