Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1193, 12 February 1880, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. At 12 o'clock sharp. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from the Resident Engineer of the Nsw Zealand Railways to sell by public auction, at above - time and place—--1300 CONDEMNED SLEEPERS, in lct3 to suit purchasers. No reserve. A. H. MAUDF, 2GS Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 14TH FEBRUARY. On the Railway Reserve, adjoining Crown Flour Mills. IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH CLASS GREYHOUNDS (Imported). SATURDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. At Richard's Yards, Wharf-street, At Noon. An. MAUDE • has received instructions from Messrs. G. S. Lintott and F. Miles to sell hy public auction, at above time and place, Their Entire Kennel of Fashionablybred Greyhounds, with their Engagements for this season. HOCK, f ami \v <l, January 1576 (imported), Bacchanal —Buxom Las 3 TAM O r SHANTER, r d, October JS7S (imported), Clydesdale—Cremona BANNER, w and br b, February 1870 (imported), Sir W illiam —Brigade QUEEN OF THE SEAS, b b, July IS, IS7S, Geelong Comet —Queen Death BANNOCKBURN, w and b d, Sept., IS7S, Hock—Banner; entered for the Oamaru Derby "WHITE WINE, w and b d, Sept., IS7S, Hock—Banner; entered for the Oamaru Derby BANNERETTE, w aud bb, Sept., IS7S, Hock—Banner ; entered for the Oamaru Derby and Christchurch Oaks MARK TWAIN, w and b d, Sept., IS7S, Hock—Banner For extended pedigree vide the English and New Zealand Coursing Calendar. Also, on account of Reid Bros.— TE WHITI, fd, Sept. 7,1575, WelterTwilight ; nominated for Oamaru Derby TANGI, b b, Sept. 7, IS7S, WelterTwilight ; nominated for Oamaru Derby 2 Black Dog 3, brothers to the above. TWILIGHT, f b, Sept. 1576, Piccadilly —Master M'Grath's daughter. MAGPIE, bk and w b, Sept., 1577, Cacique 2nd—Duchess of Kent. SAPLING, Oct., 1579, Geelong Comet —Maid of Kent. The Auctioneer begs to call the special attention of coursing men and the public generally to this excellent opportuuity of securing imported dogs of undoubted pedigree for the approaching season, most of which have proved themselves good public performers. A. H. MAUDE, 202 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 14 m FEBRUARY. At his Mart, Tyne-street. At 12 o'clock. George Greenfield will offer for sale by public auction, at above time and place— A Consignment ot Akaroa Cheese Boxe3 Tea, Potatoes Furniture, Pier Glasses, 5 Tins Varnish &.C., G. GREENFIELD, 302 Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, ?sth FEBRUARY, At 3 o'clock. WALTER PEAK STATION, Wakatipu Lake. • FOR SALE BY AUCTION. VT ACLEAN AND CO. will submit to auction, at their Rooms, Manse-street, Dunedin, on the above date, THE WALTER PEAK STATION, Comprising—--24,000 Acres or thereby, of which 10,000 acres are held on pistoral lease, expiring 31st March, ISSI 13,700 acres a-e held on G< ldGtlds tenure 346 acres are held on Agricultural lease. Together with SCOO first-class Merino Sheep, viz 5000 Wethers, chit fly young 3000 Ewes and Lamb 3 50 llam3 And A few head of Cattle and Horses. The improvements consist of a new stone dwelling-house of live rooms, with veran &c., woolshed, draiting yard*, men's huts, shearing paddocks, large fruit and vegetable garden, <fcc. The sheep are in excellent order, and are a particularly good flock, being chiefly bred from rams imported from Victoria; and the site of the Homestead is one of the most beautiful and easily acce siblo in the Lake District. * Terms : One-third cash ; ba'ance at one and two years. For further particular.* apply to DALGETY &. CO., Bond-s'.rcet; Or to MACLEAN 4 CO., 301 Manse-street, Da^edin. FOR SALE AND TO LET FOR SALE.—A Few Gool Draught HORSES, youm; aud sound ; a trial given if required.—A'to, one first-cUts Cart and Harness.—Terms easy.—Apply War. Clabk, Cave Valley. 2-.0 F K SALE FULL-MOUTIIED MERINO EWE?-', in lota to nuit purchasers; prico 4s per head. WILLIAM GARDINER, S7C Tat-ni. ~ O R SALE. F THREE SECOND-HAND WOOD'S RKAPERS and BINDERS, in thorough working order. Apply NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO, (Limited), 257 Oamaru, T a