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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 708, 24 June 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION lT:-:Si'AY, 2nd JULY. A -i iluiit'-- late Fr.rm, near Town vx-esi.rvhd clearing pale ?>A:i:Y ows. implements, HORSES. RIGHT, TITLE, AX!) INTEREST IN RESERVE IX ILEMIX& AND HEDLEY -*- h»ro received instruction! from Mr. Joseph Williams, to Bell t>y public auction, at »bore time and p>»'« AM. HI- STO'JK, As foli'-ws : SO Dairy Cows All the Dairy Implements Lot of Cheese and Cheese "Pre 33 1.1 Tons Oerweut Potatoes li>o Fowls aud Turkeys Miik Cart. Horsf, and Barnes* 1 First-class Grey Mare 1 Bay Gelding (Dick, 4 years) The au.-.tioueere would state that the Cows are a grand lot, and »re to be sold Without Reserve.

The Eight, Title, and Interest of tm> vendor in Ittsorre D, Town of O.imani, containing V> Acres, all laid down in Knglhh Grass, vrith the exception of 7 Acres fallowed for potatoes. Thft auctioneers would draw special attention to thi.-< Reserve. It is in the most convenient pari of the town for grazing, ami i* isdiniraV.y »dip'fi for Pairyiii*? }urpo!.e-\ T.'.ere i» a never-fi-.lliitf in; V'. T if »ater m iie U(">':rv-« ; f.'.d "o«-id.>.i. it h»s the rigi of acots:* to the sti'-.et. The GraHi hai lj«en ■ aved for winter feed, and whether it L. .-.tacked or cut for seed it will pay hand'onie'y.

I'LKMINw AM) HKDLKY, Being part of the KINGS s7oW.\ ESTATE, n> rriles from the flourishing town of Tim am. IP.IIE OWNER of this Valuable Property, -"- having determined to throw it open ■ r public competition, hna instructed miles, hassal, and co. .-••r it f"r «ale by public auction, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 187 S. Siib.liyiderl into 10 BEAU IFUL FARM*:, Hanging from li7A C R E S TO 300 A 0K E S The laiid is a very early selection, an'l well suited for ti h«:it growing, being unsurpassed in quality by .-.n}' land in this parrirly fertile district. The whole property has a ring-fence round it, consequently ev«ry farm is parliallv fenced. li*ny of the farms are well

watered, baring a running «reek through them, and No. *o, 53, and 54 have a t'lHTiiig plantation, and well fenced in on the southern boundary.

Farmers wif-hing to obtain aTaluabpj farm withi.i easy distance of a market, being ordy on;.- and a half miles from the E,<ilw»y .Station and the Tmrr.'-hip ; or, mercnants *?nd '. radesmon wi-hing to ac-iuire * block of land f->r residential pnrposea in one of the ...o.'t picturesque and salubrious p.irts of New Zealand, should attend this sale. Terms Trill bo nv'wt liberal. For further p:*r;.icu.ia.rs apply to MILKS, AND CO., Christ-church ; MILKS, AB.CKER, AN:; CO., <U7 Timaru. PUBLIC NOTICES £ I'fKE N A:\ D SPA IK, flavu for '-;;l'j the uiideiiiHnLoiied I'ropi'Ttito \\~: fi.d.-i Xi*r:'h—Earjh of 44*2 Acres, ot'ly 5 miles f;om station. Mae; i'V.-hmiua —Fjii in of 300 Acres, ouly 5 milt;s from Station. Country I foul, doing a good business. Oamaru Towu—Section (!, Block LXXIY.. with Two ."'.-I'oomed. Cottages thereon; S> ctiou 4, B'ocL XXIII., with "stone Shop and 2-Roomed Cottage ; Section 12, ["dock XII., New 3-Koomed Stone House: Section 13, Block LXXVI, vacant : Western half of Section 32. Bio 'k XII., with 2-Boomed Leaee of Section 5, Block VII., with largo Boarding-house, and Two 3ilioined Cottages ; Lease of Section 7, Mock Xi.ll, -with 22-Booniecl Ilou e ; and a number of other ProAITuEN Ax\D -SPAIN, lV»«-fl*reet;