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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 626, 6 May 1878, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. tTPPER WAITAKI BRIDGE. TENDERS are invited for the CONSTRUCTION of a BKIWiE across the Upper Waitaki River. Plans and specifications may tie seen at the office of Mr. M'Cregnr,, C.K.. f'ttiiclirt : at the Connty Council Otfi<:<». Oamaru, nntil Friday, the !l)th ; and at the County Council Offices, Wain-iate, on and after the tOth May.

ilnliverwt at the otHce of John M'GregDr, C.K, Duneflin, on or hufore 12 o'clock on MONDAY, 20th May. The Commissioners tin not h'tad themaolvea to accept the lowest or any tenfier. JOHN M'GREGOR, For the Waitaki Bridge Commissioner*. 535

SALES BY AUCTION THURSDAY, Pth MAY. At his Stores, Harbor-street. H. MAUD] '• has received instructions from th Hon. Robert Campbell to sell by ptiblit auction, at above time anil place, that VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO FEKTY at the corner of Tyne and Wansbeck streets, being Sec tion I, Block HL, Oamaru Town. The auctioneer would desire to draw particular attention, to this magnificent bniltl ing- site. For an hotel or wholesale rlrm this situation stands unrivalted, being exactly opposite to the Railway Station, nit conveniently contiguous to the banks and principal places of business. A. H. MAUDE. ii-!) Auctioneer. THURSDAY, !)th MAY. At his Stores, Harbor-street. A H. M A V D K ■*•■*■• has received instructions from E. M. Weedon. Esq., to sell by public auction, at above time and place, that Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being SECTION'S 12, 1,1, and U. BLOCK 11, Oarnarn Town, sitnated at the corner of Tees and Wansbeck streets, with the very extensive buildincs and improvements

Full particulars on application to A. H. MAUDE, IS An.-ttor FRIDAY, Uth JUNF. At .i oVtocfc. At the Wool Stores, High-street, Dnneilin. To Runholders, Capitalists,, ami others. SPLENDID STATION' PROPERTY In the Waitaki District. Fur absolute sale, in consequence of Dissolution of Partnership. "RIirHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. *' have received instructions from Jli'sars. Borton and At'.Master, in eonseliii'iice of their impending dissolution of Kirtnersliip, to sell by auction, at the Wool 'tiires. High-street, Dunedin, on Friday, :iiu Mth .rune, at 3 o'clock All that Splendid Station Property in the Waitaki District, comprising Runs Nos. !)-\ '2o<rn, 31)0, and 301, in the Provincial District of Otago, containing—(il'.OOO' ACRES FIRST-CLASS PASTORAL COUNTRY, divided by fencing and natural boundaries into 5 large paddocks. Also, 4'.tlh acres Freehold, being Sections I. ~, and 11, Block 'J r Kyebnrn District, and II acres Freehold adjoining the Township of Livingstone ; together with "D/JUO Sheep, consisting of

WKTHKKS. 3800 S-tooth merinos '2~)00 6*-tooth merinos 2500 4-tooth merinos 2000 4-tooth half-bred* 1500 2-tooth merinos iSHII) merino lambs 13,400 EWES. 900 6-tooth merinos 3000 4-tooth merinos -tooth merinos 200t lambs 7400 RAMS'. 100 mixed ages 3 pack horses T'ne improvements consist of about 20 ilea of standard and wire fencing. 3 sets of Jiieep yards, house and outhouse} at Kye'urn, shepherds' huts, etc. hi placing this property before the notice w capitalists and others, the Auctioneers w isli to state that the sheep have been regularly culled every year for the last 17 years, •ad are bred from rams purchased from C. B. Fisher, Esq., of South Australia, who took the first prize for wool at Golds•uttmgh'a Intercolonial Exhibition, held in 'lelhonrne this year. The leases expire sth March, 1533, and wore will, therefore, be five shearings. Terms: One-third cash, balance at one and two years, with interest at S per cent. For p'ans and further particulars apply to fte Auctioneers. 562