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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 9 October 1880, Page 3

MR. GEORGE GREENFIELD! HORSE REPOSITORY, THAME3-ST. Regular weekly sales OF horses, cattle; buggies, and harness, Held at my Horse Repository, Thamesstreet, opposite Telegraph Office, EVERY SATURDAY. G. GREENFIELD, 435 Auctioneer. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, 9ra OCTOBER. At 7 o'clock. At his Mart, Thames-street... George Greenfield has been favored with instructions to sell by public auction, at above time and place— Lot First-class Jewellery, consisting of Watches, Chains, Lockets, Brooches. Earrings, Opera Glasses, and Fancy Goods. G. GREENFIELD, gjo Auctioneer. [OR PALE—Two First-class WATER- __ ENG IN EB. - Apply to G. Greenfield, Auctioneer. F MESSRS. J. T. FORD & COAT TIMARU. WEDNESDAY, 27TH OCTOBER. At 12 o'clock. M 1 "E3SRS. J. T. FORD AND CO. have received instructions from the Hon. Robert Campbell to sell by public auction, the following HIGHLY PURE BRED MERINO RAMS, The progeny of Mr. Campbell's best ewes by his best rams : 1 Full-mouthed Ram, bred by Mr. W. Cumming, Mount Fyans, Victoria. This Ram was first in Christchurch in IS7S; first in Tnnaru, first in Christchurch, champion in Oamaru and Dunedin, in 1879 1 Full-mouthed Ram. This Ram has taken several prizes shown as a pair 24-tooth Rams 33 Ram Hoggets, to be sold in lot 3 Such an opportunity as the above for acquiring highly pure-bred acclimatised Stud Bams has rarely been offered in the Colony. 564

MR. MOSS JONAS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, OF OLD POST OFFICE BUILDINGS AND SECTION. ON NOVEMBER IST. CENTRAL SITE. FREEHOLD. MOSS JON AS has been instructed by the Hon. the Poitmaater-fJeneral to sell by public auction, at his Rooms, Main South-road, Timaru, ON MONDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, All that Parcel of Land fron- iug on the Main South-road, being part of Section No. 45 I'hodes Town, Timaru, containing (fry admeasurement) of an -icre, or thereabouts', with Two we:l constructed Sto.ie Buildings the-eon, and lately in the occupation of th<: General 'Government as Post fu.'d Telegraph ol2c- ,r ?. The above Allotment iias a f-ont-.g- > n tho Main South-road of about -sliirfcy-tlireo fflet with a depth of about one nuodred and sixty-five feet, the rear of the section abutting on a wide right-of-way which gives access to Ge rge-street. The Buildings are of a most substantial character, and_ with but little alteration would be admirably adapted for any whole jale or retail business. Being in the very centre of the busness portion of the town and in close proximity to the Government Offices, Rai way Station, Grain Stores, and and Shipping Services, there is no better bituanion for a Merchant's offices aud warehouse, while fo a retail business the position cannot be excelled. Sale at 2 o'clock. MOSS 624 Aucioneor. for sale and to let R SALE. p O STONE COTTAGE in Reed-street, Freehold. Payment by monthly instalments, if required. 579 GEORGE SUMPTER. Jjl OR SALE. Small Consignment of "WAIKATO COAL (very superior), now landing ex "Saxon." SSO GEORGE SUMPTER. FOR SALE, CHEAPFENCING MATERIALS: Wire, Standards, Posts and Rails, and Iron Field Gates. Also, a Quantity of Portland Cement. Apply to D, A. M'LEOD, 320 Shrimski's Buildings.

0 R SAL] AN ECONOMICAL 4-HOR3E-POWER STEAM ENGINE, which is now being used to print fche Mail. It consists of upright boiler with engine attached, and occupies a sp.ice about 3 fepfc square. It is almost new, and is only being disposed of to make room for a water engine. Particulars as to price, Ac , may be obtained on application to Mail Office. TO LET —A Two-roomed COTTAGE.— Auply R. Blair, Coquet-street. 346 TO LET Seven-roomed HOUSE in Ribble-street. Apply to Connfj.l and Clowe.-?. 4 TO LET—UAJCUHOL'SE aud Oven. Apply at once, Rickakd Leigs, Auctioneer. , TO LET Four-roomed CTTTaGE, corner Humbt-r and ]ii l ble-streets. Apply W. G. Fillkul, Courthouse. 464 PiyE-ROOMED HOUSE TO LET, at Meadow Banjt.- Apply W. WtLliamsok, care of W. Fra?<jr and Co. 604 FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE TO LET; abundance of water and full section j rent, to good tenant, 9a & wee"k. Apply 606 GEORGE SUMPTEE.