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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 539, 23 January 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION .SATURDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. At our New Store, Tyn«-itreet. At 2 o'clock. nOKNELL AND CLOWES hare received instructions from the Executors of the late John Thomson to offer ■ for sale by anction, at the above time and • place— That very valuable Freehold Property, being SECTION 9, BLOCK IV., Oamarn Town, together with Premises thereon, now occupied by Messrs. Macfarlane and Co., Falconer, and Mrs. Lindsay. The above section is situate in Thamesstreet, immediately opposite the Court-house. It adjoins, on the one side, the stone buildings erected by Mr. Milligan ; on the other, Mr. Headland's new st»re. The site is the best in Oamaru. —For particulars as to title, etc., apply to Messrs. HISLOP AND CREAGH, Solicitors; Or to CONNELL AND CLOWES, 626 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. At 2 o'clock. CONNELL AND CLOWES have received instructions from Mr. Mains to offer for sale by auction, at their Stores, at above time and place, those TWO VALUABLE FARMS (Orchard and Ardhallow), Situated in Blocks IV. and VI., Otepopo District (formerly known as Young's and Fraser's). 1 st. OUC HA R D—Containing 240 acres, fronting the Main North Road, securely fenced, and sub-divided into Five Paddocks by live fences, and about one mile from Waimotu and Maheno Railway Stations. There is a Stable and Stoikyard on this property. 2nd. ARDHALLOW—Containing 193 acres 1 rood, situated on the Kakanui Road, about one and ; half miles from the Port of Kakanui and Waimotu Railway Station. There is a good Four-roomed Cottage, with new Stable, Barn, &c, i>n this farm, and the land is securely fenced and aub-divided into two Daddncks. These two Farms have been laid down in English Grasses, and pastured by sheep and cattle from four to seven years. The land is at present in fine condition for cropping. Both Farms Ere well situated and easily worked. The Manager on Ardhallow will show the land to intending purchaser*. — erms—lo per cent, on the fall of the iKiiumer: I."> per cent, on Ist May next ; 2" per cent, on Ist May, IS7O : 25 per cent, o Ist May, ISSO ; and 23 per cent, on Ist May, ISSi, t;» I'i/ar 7 per cent, interest. CONNELL AND CLOWES. f>s3 Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 24th JANUARY, At 12 o'clock. In the Estate of the late James Wheat-let, . Esq., (deceased). CLEARING SALE. At the Kakanui f.'iver Wool Scouring Works. HENRY DRIVER has received instructions from the Public Trustee and Curator of Intestate Estate.-. to sell by auction, in the Estate of the late James Wheatley. Esq. (deceased, iutes« t.tte). on the premises, close to the Maheno Station, on the Mueraki Railway— At 12 o'clock sharp, Without the loast Reserve, All the LIVE STOCK, so favourably known, viz.:— Grey Draught Horse "Tommy" Grey Draught Mare "Nell" Bay Pony ••Oregon" Black Draught Colt, 2 years Grey Draught FUly, 2 years Ray Yearling 2 Sets of Harness, 1 Waggon, Stack of Straw, Saddles and Bridles, etc. 6 Put Sheep, 9 Angora Goats, 1 Kangaroo. The most select and rerhtrche Kennel of TERRIER DOGS in the Australasian Colonies, containing—--2 Scotch Skye Terriers and 1 Bitch, 2 Bull Terriers, 2 Scotch Terriers, 1 Black and Tan The FEATHERED TRIBE comprise— Nine White Swans, 4 Chinese Geese, 1 Duck and 3 Young (English wild), 1 Peacock and 1 Peahen, 8 Game Hens and 2 Roosters. The Household Furniture, Pictures, Whips, Bird Cages, Double-barrel Gun, Large Duck Gun, with accoutrements, and a variety of articles, not in themselves of great value, but which the Auctioneer would bring under the notice of the late gentleman's numerous and large circle of Friends, so that they will have an opportunity of testifying hour they appreciate a kind heart by selecting some souvenir or relia of a deceased friend. A Special Train will le»r» Oamaru at 11 a.m'' on day of lale. ••9 Terra* at *ti: