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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 606, 11 April 1878, Page 3

TENBERB: TOWN SECTIONS FOR SALE. riIENBERS are invited tip to the 15th J- APRIL, IS7B, for the PURCHASE of SECTIONS I, 2, and 4, BLOCK XII., Thames-street, Oamarn. The highest or any tender not neccsHarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed to KTSNYON AND HOSKING, 317 Solicitors, Dunedin. TO CONTRACTORS. TRAMS WANTED to PLOUGH 3000 ACRKS LAND on EMcrslie Estate, in pieces of 100 acres and upwards. Apply to Mr. Poison, the Manager. 140 "JOHN BEID. SALES BY AUCTION

TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, I2th APRIL. At Mr. J. Cameron's Yards, Horse Guliy, Papakaio. ri ONN EL L AND CLOWES have received instructions to sell by public auction, at above time anel place—--25 PURE BRED LINCOLN RAMS, In lots to snit purchasers. Those rams were bred by John Grigg, Esq., Ashbtirton. CONNELL AND CLOWES, .1.%' Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 12th APRIL. At Mr. J. Cameron's Yards, Horse Gully, i Papakaio. riOSKKLL AND CLO WE S have received instructions from the New Zealand soul Australian Land Company, Kunm, to offer for sale by public Miction, at above time and place—--21)00 HALF-BRED EWES, In lots to suit purchasers. CONNELL AND CLOWES, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. eeived instructions to offer for

ale by auction, at an early date, LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, Section 7, Block XLII. r Oamaru town, with 22-roorned Boarding House erected thereon, now occupied by Mrs. Morton. CONNELL AND CLOWES, 2H9 Auctioneer?. fT JK intend, during the Grain Season, »V holding FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SALES Of all kinds of FARM PRODUCE. I Wo have Storage at our new Stores for ill) liays, where grain may be seen in the Ik. CONNELL & CLOWES, 12 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 27th APRIL. At I'2 o'clock. At his Stores, Harbour-street. TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS, kv. Important Sale of FREEHOLD PROPERTY.

rm received instructions from Dr. 'lister, to sell by public auction, at above "■ and place, that magnificent Freehold Estate, known as WIND K U M EKE, Situate in the Kakanni Valley, and containing 73'J acres of the richest icultural Land in the District, together with Educational Lease of alwtit IS acres. lis Valuable Property 13 situated 11 8 from Oamaru, and 3 mites from the "••>!» Railway Station, and is well "we u a substantial Seven-roomed *' (with Orchard and Garden, well » c 'l with Fruit Trees), Three-roomed • 1 S ? . Sis-stalled Stable, Woolshed, Stock and Sheep Yards, &c, " n "n-' Property, •which is secnrely l '' l (with live fences) and sub-divided ! " paddocks. Graving the attention of bnyers to this desirable investment, the Auctioneer , !ll r°int out that, owing to Dr. Webster I "S tt -«cd this Farm wholly for his stnd ' nt sheep, there have been no white 3 'a!;on off the land for a number of *'aiU ill the green crops grown have 1 W off on the ground, thereby much ' M| ngthe value of the land for cropping Scs » and ensuring splendid returns ' n «t broken up for cereals. Terms very liberal. A. H. MAUDE, \ Auctioneer. At his .storey Harbonr.street, fr - MAUDE hi W received instructions from C. O. '"l-i to sell by public auction, at ]■•:■ ilate !lX BUILDING SITES, near Mr. -'"ore's private residence, commanding a splendid view of the . T °wn and Bay. - ,cul ars in a future issue. A. H. MAUDE, Auctioneer.