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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 15 September 1880, Page 3

MR. A. H. MAUDE PRELIMINARY NOTICE, AH. MAUDE • ha 3 received instructions from J. O'Mcaglier, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his residence, Templemore, Tyne-street south, at an early date, of -which due notice will be given— All his VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Fuller particulars in a future issue. Catalogues in course of preparation. A. H. MAUDE, 400 Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AH. ' M A U D E • has received instructions from J. o"Meagher, Esq., to sell at early date— That Valuable Freehold Property known as " TEMPLEMORE," "With handsome and substantial dwell-ing-house thereon, with grounds tastefully laid out and planted. Also, Section 3, Block 34, Qamaru Town, adjoining the above Property, with fiive-roomcd cottage and out-build-ings in excellent condition. Both the above prep?rties are moat charmingly situated, commanding unrivalled views of the town, bay, and country. Full particulars in future issue. A. H. MAUDE, 405 Auctioneer. MR. RICHARD LEIGH [business CARD.J Richard leigh, ' AUCTIONEER Ay d GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, THAMES-STREET, Opposite Post Office. TO LET— BAKEHOUSE and Oven. Apply at once, Riciiabd Leigt, Auctioneer. 594 BASTINGS, LEARY, AND CO. NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY. FREE SELECTION. DEFERRED PAYMENTS. THE above Company is now prepared to allow FREE SELECTION over the whole of its Magnificent Estate upon DEFERRED PAYMENTS, extending over a term of TEN YEARS, or upon LEASES for TEN YEARS, with OPTIONAL PURCHASING CLAUSE. The Company's Estate consists of rich alluvial plains and rolling downs of volcanic formation, through the centre of which the Waimea Plains railway ;uus ; and it is also traversed by the Dunedin and Invercargill railway on the southtrn portion, and the Invercargill and Kingston railway on the northern and western side. Its capabilities for agriculture have been proved oy the following absolute results, say : Oats, GO bushels to the acre "Wheat. -10 bushels to the acre Barley, 4'' busbe's to the sere Potatoes, 10 tons to the acre ; while it cannot bf> surpassed for grow in every description of root crops and English grasses. The public are invited to inspect the Estate and make their own selections on the above favorable terms. For further particulars, plans, &c., apply ; the COMPANY'S OFFICE, Or to Dunedin ; BASTINGS, LEARY', & CO., Dunedin and Gore ; M'ARDEI L & CO., Invercargill. SPECIAL NOTICE. NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY. MONTHLY SALES BY AUCTION AT GO RE, AGRICULTURAL FARMS, TOWN SECTIONS, & SUBURBAN LOTS. REFERRING to the above Advertisement, we beg to intimate that, under instructions from the New Zealand Agricultural Company, we will hold regular Monthly Sales at Gore, on the last Saturday in each month, commencing on SATURDAY, 25tii SEPTEMBER, 1850, At 2 o'clock, • When a large number of FARMS (from 50 to suo acres each),TOWN SECTIONS in GORE EXTENSION, MANDERVILLF,RIV r ERSDALE, and Lumsden Extension ; also some choice lots suburban to each of the above townships. The terms will be unusually liberal, purchasers having the option of buying on DKFERKEI) PAYMENTS, or leasing with purchasing clause. BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO., Dunedin and Gore; M'ARDELL & CO., Invercargill. Plans of subdivisions may be seen at Green's Hotel, Gore, and Howell s Hotel, Lumsden, and at the offices of the Company and Auctioneers. 299 MONEY ONEY TO LEND—Iu Bums to suit Borrowers, at from seven per cent. interest —rate depending on the nature of the security. _ 24 GEORGE SUMPTER. MONEY TO LEND in sums of £IOO and upwards, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Land Office and Waste Land Board Business attended to. GILLIES, STREET, & HISLOP. Bond-street, Dunedin. NOTICES USE BARDS I.EY'S PRIZE PALE SOAP—because it is known all over the town. MEDICAL BOTANY. Important Notice to those in need of good Mcdicme. f•NE • I L , ♦J . HERBALIST, DUNEDIN, Wishes to inform the inhabitants of Oamaru and district that he has appointed MR. JAMES FAMILTON, Merchant, Thamesstreet, AGENT, for the Sale of his Botanic Medicines, which are daily growing in favor with the public of New Zealand. The Dandelion Pills and Coffee, and the Botanic Cough Syrnp and Composition Powder, are now standard medicines which scarcely ever fail to do the desired good. Please call for a circular and price list. Mr. FarrnltPU will take orders for herbs, &c. J. NEIL, Herbalist, George-st., Dundin. USE BARDSLEY'S PRIZE PALE SOAP—because it has rabbed out Dark Brown.