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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 22 December 1880, Page 3

MR. A. H. MAUDE to-morrow. THURSDAY, 23RD DECEMBER. At Campbell's Yards, Ngapara. At noon. CLEARING SALE. AH. MAUDE, • hu received instruction! from Mr. W. Hay (who has sold his farm, and is caving the district) to sell by public auction, at the above time and place— HIS FARMING STOCK. Also, on account of Mr. Jas. Campbell and other vendors—--11 First-class Draught Mares and Geldinga 4 First-class Hacks 3 Farm Drays (nearly new) 5 Sledges 1 Reaper (Reid and Gray) 1 Set Four-leavtd Harrows 1 Dog Cart 1 Set Single and 1 Set Double Buggy Harness 50 Fat Lambs, Jcc., &c. 1 Cow in full miJk 4 Pair Geese 6Do Ducks 10 Do Fowls 1 Do Turlfeys 5 Bags New Potatoes ICO Bags Oats A. H. MAUDE, 131 Auctioneer. MONDAY, 3rd JANUARY, 1881. At his Stores, Harbor-street. At 2 o'clock p.m. AH . MAUDE • has received instructions from the Hon. Robert Campbell, to sell by public auction, at the above timr and place— About 400 Acres of First-class Agricultural Land adjoining the rising Township of Duntroon, sub-divided into convenient suburban allotments and farms. Term* very easy. Plans may be obtained from the underslgucd. A. H. MAUDE, 161 Auctioneer. MACLEAN & STEWART TUESDAY, 4th JANUARY, 1830. k'GNIFICENT FREEHOLD SUBURBAN PROPERTY, tj . Huated two miles from Timira, in g P"*: of the property of the late John Landsborough, Eaq. AND STEWART faiorcd w.l instructions from ihe executors of the la. John La n d a borough, Ksq., will sell by pu o ; c au ,. tion oa the above date, at their Kooiu The above noted cho'cs "p rCe holcL Property, consisting of 290 Acres Land, or t ! erfe^ ou^s jjj laid down in English gra:-. The improvements consist of a Dwelling-house, contaiaiog 10:ooms, Stable, Stockyard, and various Outhouses - large Garden and Orcha:d, with 3 Acres well-grown Gum Plantation. The Property is sab-divided into 6 jaddocks ( no-lly live fences). ar.d is all beautifully watered with ranniDg Creeks and Springs. The Auctioneers desire special notice to the above sale, the property in question being one of tho earliest selections in the district. For a residential site it csnnot ba snrpi33ed, and for psstoral or agricultural purposes the lsnd is unexcelled. Very liberal terms will be given. For fall particulars apply to JAMES GRANGER; or to MACLEAN & STEWART, 162 Auctioneers. G. F. MARTIN EDENDALE ESTATE. 7500 ACRES Of tai3 Property, sub-divided into Farms, will be offered for sale by public auction, IN INVEttCARGILL, Ok SATURDAY, the 15th dat of JANUARY, 18S1, BY F . MARTIN G The land is situated on the Matiura Plains, between Gore and Matarna Bridgo, and on the Southern Trunk line of Railway, with direct communication to Dunedin and Invcrcargill from Charlton Railway Station, now authorised to be formed and situated sn the block. The land comprises some of the best soil in Southland, capable of growing all kinds af grain, roots, and grasses, and the TERMS Are that the purchase shall not be called upon to pay any of th purchase-money for seven years, but during tha* time will only pay FIVE PER CENT. IN ERE3T on the lame. For plans and conditions of sale apply to rHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AGENCY CO. OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Invercargill, Dunedin, Tirnaru, and Christchurch; or to rHE NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRA LIAN LAND CO. (LIMITED), Dunedin. 169 FOR SALE AND TO LET P R SALE. THAT BUILDING known as Town Belt Station Hotel. For particulars, apply to [59 T. H. BROWN. F R SALE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being Section g -jB, 19, 20, and 21, Block 71, Oamanu Town ; a bargain. Apply M'CALLUM & CO., [B2 Timber Merchants. POR SALE, CHEAP A First-class FARM DRAY and Frame, aa good as lew. —Apply John T. Evans, Tyne-street. 174 DESIRABLE FARM TO LET. FLEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions to let irivately a First-class FARM on the Tables, ontaining 650 Acres, about 114 Acres of Yheat, balance English grass ; together rith a new 6-roomed Dwelling House, welluilt and finished. The Lessee will rcqnire to take crop and nprovements at valuation. The farm is ae of the very best in this famed district. Tie quality of the soil is unequalled, and lie position is very advantageous. Terms very liberaL For fall information pply to 50 FLEMING AND HEDLEY.