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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1316, 25 June 1880, Page 3

MR. A. H. MAUDE TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 26TH JUNE. On' the Premiseß, North Town Belt, near the Railway Station. At 12 o'clock. A H. MAUDE • has received instructions from Mr. W. Collins to sell by public auction, at the above time and place—--20 Head of Young Cattle, consisting of Cows, Steers, and Calves 1 Stack Oats. A. H. MAUDE, 647 Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, 26TH JUNE. At his Stores, Harbor-street. At 12 o'clock. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from D. Fleming, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the above time and place— The Leasehold of Section 4, Block XLVDL, having about 8 years to run The Leasehold of Section 11, Block YIL, with 2 two-roomed Cottages thereon, having about lt> years to run. Full particulars on application to A. H. MAUDE, 656 Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 30th JUNE. At his Stores, Harbor-street. At 12 o'clock. AH. MAUDE • has received instructions from the Permanent Building Society of Otago (the mortgagees) to sell by public auction, at the above time and place— The Remainder of Lease of PART of SECTION 1, BLOCK V., situated in Wear-street, Oamaru Town, having 14 years to run, presently leased to Mr. H. Kite. Also, The Remainder of Lease of Part Sec- • tion 13, Block 5, Oamaru Town, haviiig" 17 years to run, together with Buildings thereon, presently occupied by Mr. Hy. Kite. The Auctioneers would wish to draw particular attention to these valuable leaseholds, which are situated in the best part of the town. Full particulars can be obtained from the undersigned. A. H. MAUDE, 677 Auctioneer. MR. RICHARD LEIGH TO-MOBROW. SATURDAY, 26th JUNE. At his Mart, Tyne-street, next Spenoe and Bee's. At 12 o'clock. "3 ICHARD LEIGH - has received instructions to sell by public auction, at above time and place, the following Fruit Trees, &c., Peach Trees, 3 years old Apricot do 3 do Plum do 4 do Cherry do 3 do Nectarine 3 do Pinns Insignis Cupressus Macrocarpa Rhubarb Roots (Giant Victoria). Also, Household Furniture Crockery and Glassware. RICHARD LEF*H, 675 Auctioneer.

MONDAY, 28ih JONE. At the Swan Yards, Thames-street. At 1 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF WAGGON HORSES, &c. UNDER BILL OF SALE. R ICB.ARD LEIGH has been favored with instructions from Mr. B. Welch to sell by public auction, at above time and place—The following LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of— Chestnut Mare Nellie, firat-class shafter Bay Mare Maggie, also first-class shafter Chestnut Mare Dollie Bay Mare Jeannie Blaok Mare Jess Grey Mare Maggie Bay Mare Fanny Black Gelding Jerry Brown Filly Kate Also, 1 Really Good Waggon 2 Stta Shaft Harness 6 Seta Leading do The auctioneer would call special attention to the above lot of mares aod gelding. They are all staunch and sound, and as a team of waggon horses are not the surRICHARD LEIGH, 076 Auctioneer. Richard leigh, AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. UCTION MART, TYNE-STREET, Next Spence & Bee's. 941 A R T UNION WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS BY Mrs. F. S. Anstead, Oamaru ; AND Mr. F. Burchell, Christchurch. 120 MEMBERS AT £1 EACH. NINE PRIZES—VALUE £l5O. Prize-takers to Eelect according to priority. LIST OF PHIZES. 1. View oh the River Otter, South Devon, England 2. Duncannon, on the Dart, South Devon, England '" 3. Mill Creek, on the Dart, South Devon, England 4. MontOrgueil Castle, Jersey 5. Bonne Nuit Harbor, Jersey o. Basket of Flowers 7. Bird's Ncsfc 8. Port Moerabi, Otago, New Zealand 9. Dittisham, on the Dart, South Devon, England. Paintings now on view at the Athenteum. Tiokotfl to.be obtained from \ P. WILLIAMS, 109 gecrttory*