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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1255, 26 April 1880, Page 3

i SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY, 30ra APBIL. i At Kakanui Flat. At 12 o'clock. i GREAT CLEARING UNRESERVED | SALE. To Farmers, Contractors, Croppers, and Others. DISPLENISHING SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES, HACKS, HARNESS, IMPLEMENTS, GRAIN &c. Premium on a Cropping Lease. TjILEMING AND HEDLEY have received instractions from Mr. James Rogers to sell by public auction, at the Camp, Kakanui Flat, Elderslie, near the junction of the Kakanui and Kauroo, on the above date, all his effects as follows: 6 Excellent Geldings 2 Medium Draughts 2 First-claas Hacks 10 Sets of Harness 6 New Farm Drays and Frames 3 d.f. Ploughs good as new 3 Reaping Machines, Reid and Gray's 8 Horse Covers 4 Tents 4 Sets of Harrows 600 Empty Sacks 1050 Bags Prime Short Oats 600 Bag 3 Danish Oats 186 Bags Wheat 297 Bags Prime Malting Barley Without Reserve. Premium on 250 acres of First-class Maiden Land on Elderslie, near Clifton Falls, once ploughed. The Auctioneers would direct special attention to this Clearing Sale. The Horses are all first-clas3 and grand workere. The Implements are all as good as new. The Oats, a3 a parcel, are unequalled in the District. The Cropping land is of superior qualify, and one of the very best blocks on Elderslie, while the rental is very moderate.

Terms very Liberal. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 971 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, Ist MAY. At the Stores, Tyne-street. At 12 o'clock. ELIGIBLE BUILDING SITES. In the Estate of W. Young. MEADOW BANK. MEADOW BANK. "CILEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions from the Executors in the Estate of W. Y oang to sell by public auction all the unsold sections in the Township of Meadow Bank, viz.:— Allotments 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 22, on the Plain. Also, Sections 3, 4, and 7, Block 69, Oamaru. It is now acknowledged that the Northroad is the dtive of the town. It follows, therefore, that land on both tides inns: become of great va'ue. While tbi3 is acknowledged generally, purchasers should not loose sight of the fact that of all the sites on the Main North-road Meadow Bonk is the choicest. It combines nearness to town with the privacy of a country retreat. It should also be borne in mind that to build good houses on quarter-acre sections in town is simply folly. For, as the towD increaSes, the house gets cooped iD, the air becomes tainted, and the place feels close and uncomfortable In the course of a few years »ections f or suburban resid nces will bs unobtainable, or, if obtainable, it will only be at prices bearing no comparison to the money which they at present command. These facts must be patent to the most casual observer. Seeing then that such is the case, capitalists should avail themselves of the present sale, and secure these allotments. There is not the least doubt but money invested at present in these properties will yield a return far greater than the most exorbitant rates of interest.

Terms—Quarter cash ; balance in one and two years. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 976 Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 4TH MAY. At John Mackay's Yards. At 12 o'clock. CLEARING SALE OF CATTLE. PRIME AYRSHIRE DAIRY COWS, AND HEIFEKS. To Farmer?, Dairymen, Graziers, & Others. Fleming and hedley have received instructions from Mr. T. Y. Duncan to sell by public auction, at the above time and place—--100 HEAD OF QUIET CATTLE, viz : 30 Prime Dairy Cows 20 Do do Heifers 30 2-year-ol J Steers 20 Yearlings, mixed sexes. The Auctioneers would direct special not*cc to this nice quiet lot. The Cows and Heifers arc by the celebrated Prize Bull Earl Percy, and the youngsters out of Mi kers by a son of Percy out of Flora. The whole lot are for UNRESERVED SALE. Terms at Sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 997 Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions to sell by public auction, at an early date— Twelve to Fifteen BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, adjoining the Town Belt Railway Station, subdivided into convenient-sized building sites. Full particulars in a future issue. A. H. MAUDE, 823 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 29ih APRIL. At 2 o'clock. At bis Mart, Thames-street. George Greenfield has been favored "with, instructions to sell by publio auction, at the above time and place— Part of Section 17, B'ock 43, Town of Oamaru, with an Eight-roomed House of stone and wood erected thereon, corner of Aln-streefc and Croas-lane ; would make a splendid site for a stoie or hotel. 3 No reserve. Terms liberal. G. GREENFIELD, Auctioneer.