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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 647, 30 May 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION SATURDAY, Ist JUKE. UWRSI Knight and Mills' Farm, Ardjow»n, «« be*d nt Eden-street, an<l tmMidattlr outside Town Boundary. I At 1 o'clock. To Dairymen and Other*. ff. M A f r» E , baa received instructions to sell public aaetion, at above time and place, valuable Rteck of QUIET DAIRT CATTLE, ft.., Consisting of—--2) H«ad Prime Cows (in full milk and at «alri»K) 9 Hulls I Horse, Pairy Cart, and Harness Dairy Utensils, ho. , Ac. 1T,,, auctioneer would wish to draw the attention of thoee in want of jly jjnod mil«h cow» to this rare chance. ,il the tows hare been carefully selected kheir milking qualities, and are lot litiv* sale. A. H. MAUDE, » Auctioneer. SATURDAY, Ist JUNK. At Ms Stores, Harbor-street. At 12 o'clock. WHEAT LAND FOR SALE. i H. MAUDE » has received instructions from John [jug,. Esq.., to sell by public auction, at l„ive time and plaee, all that Valuable FARM of 431 ACRES, fenced, Bod about half of it broken up wady for cross-ploughing and sowing with wheat, being Rural Pc«tion 23,148, in the North Waitaki, just opposite the residence of John M'Lean, Esq. The land wm broken np six months since, ml is in splendid condition for cultivation, ml eertain to yield a heavy erop of wheat. ftter is easily obtainable. The property i about 7 miles from the "Waitaki North iilwiiy Station, and is altogether one of lie most desirable in the neighborhood. Terms very easy. A. 11. MAUDE. , % Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WHITSTONE ESTATE. At his Stores, EFarbor-street. 1 H. MAUDE '■*■• has received instructions from the lion. Robert Campbell to offer by public urtion, at an early date— THE WHITSTON'E ESTATE, wb-divided into Sections to suit all classes of buyers. There fa a good metalled road into Oamaru, mil the Waiareka Railway intersects the fmperty. The property is thus brought within a few minutes of the town of Oamaru. The soil, as is well known, is of the dclioat character, being one of the earliest elections in the justly celebrated Oamaru District.

Such an opportunity of purchasing really ibkv. Freehold Land, adjacent to the th'"rd llirgeßt town in the Middle Island, has not ;rt been offered to the public. Terms very libera!. Full particulars in a future issue. :«) A. H. MAUDE. SATURDAY,-tat JUNE. HEOR G E GRKENFIEL D "* has received instructions to sell by public auction, at hia Mart, Tyne-street, on tlie »hovo date, at 12 o'clock—--1 Dray L Siring Plough, 1 Set Double-Buggy Yellow Harness t Single Set „ Black 1 Set Harrows 2 Cart Saddles and Breech tngs I Set Leading Harness A Lot Indiarubber Tubing, Ac., &c G. GREENFIELD, '3l Auctioneer. SATURDAY. Bth JUNE. At Mount Pleasant. (By kind permission of Mr. Kobertaon.) At 12 o'clock. SPLENDID LOT OF MARES AND FILLIES. FIRST-CLASS GELDINGS AND COLTS. Unreserved Sate of Draughts. pLEMING AND lIEDLEY have received instructions from Messrs. tmrie and (fawn to setl by public auction, tt tiie above time and place—--2- FIRST-CLASS MARES AND GELDINGS, FILLIES, AND COLTS. The Auctioneers are instructed to state lti»t thia lot will equal in quality any lot ever offered by the same vendors. The Fillies •ro reported as extra; in fact, some of them Krat Priae-takers at Southern Shows. It is sow pretty generally understood that whatww Inirie and G»wa fetch for sale will be •old to the highest bidder, and this lot are to be no exception. Terms at sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auctioneers.