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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 719, 30 July 1878, Page 2

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS THE inLDKRBR 0 T H E R S ARE COMING! And will appear ON SATURDAY, 3rd of AUGUST, AT HAMPDEN; And AT THE MASONIC HALL, OAMARU, OnMON DAY and TU!-SD\y EVENING'S, AU(>U.\- !.' s'i-n and frrn. IX GOULSTEN, -'64 Agent. LECTURE ON BEHALF OF TIIK OAMARU YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. \ LECTURE will l>e delivered ill the Xi. in t.iio New Teos-stivet Mull, on '"M.URSDAY, AUGUST 1, at S p.m., l.v the ;v. J. MIRAMS, from Melbourne. Stilijeofc : "Common Proverbs." Chair will be taken bv the Rev. A. P». Todd. Admission : I.*. Tickets for the above can bo obtained from Messrs. I,'onaviv,-, and C<>ttrell. )<>rrier. =>»'? '•' J j. Ride. 254 LEOTUi;.E TN All- OP Tfl ! M ECR Als ! CS' T NST] TUTE. 4 LE< - I'URK on G MdU iGY (with Illua J - a - trated Diagrams'* will lie delivered by the. Rkv. A. B. TODD, in the Volunteer Hall, on THURSDAY, A ('(■:., Sm., at S i',:k. Admission : Is. Children, fid, GEORGE SUMPTER, ■'•Bs Prt'sidmt '■•'' -i'OPO RIFLE VOLUNYEI-... "|IHE GRAND ANNUAL BA L -"- of the abnve Company will take pluo in the Ath<Mi'"uni, on THURSDAY, Ist AUGUST, IS7B. Xt S.'M p.m. Doiu'de Tickets

SATURDAY. 3m-> AUGUST. 2239 ACHES IX FALIM* OF FROM 90 to 400 ACRESON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. r\ A N D L. MACLEAN &J, liave received instructions from J. '..'. M'Kerrow, Esquire, to sell unreservedly by public auctiou AT THE FORESTERS' HALL, TIMARU, o.v SATURDAY, tub 3rd AUGUST, At 2 o'clock sharp, The well-known Magnificent Estate of CLARE MONT. This Estate is situate on the Timaiu Downs, 7 miles from Timaiu, anil as a Farming and Residential Estate, is unsurpassed. The soil is composed of rioh, black loam, unequalled for growing grain, grass, or green crops. The whole of tjie property lias a Northern aspect. [t >..; t'tviiitifully undulating, warm, :i-.id well .sheltered for Stock, and every section is nlou'diablc. Those who have visited the Estate declar. it to he of the richest soil to be found in the ". hole district. Each Farm as now offered for sale i« fenced round, ha.i a long road :rontage, and i- jin:-iii:i..iently watered. Tli•jrea'".ei- portion of the Land is now either iEnglish g-a■■-.; or i'al.>>w. and can thei-'-f ■■<<■ at once -e er:.pii"d to advan'age, its valuover mere tussock land being thus apparent Special attention is dil'octed to the Homestea 1 Block, which, as a residence for a Professional Man, Merchant, or up-country Runhokler, stands unrivalled. It consists of about r>0(l Acres with 10-roomud Dwell-ing-house, Ornamental Grounds, two threeroomed Cottages for Workmen, Stahle, Har-ness-room. Coach-house, Granary, Cowsheds, Piggeries, Woolshed, and Sheepvards. Considering the many advantages which r.be Pranei'vy now offered has, with its rich soil, near pr ximity to Port, every Farm whollv fenced in, and permanent water, with a positive readings to yield return to the purchaser at once, all combine to make this Property one of the choicest and most desirable in which Farmers and Speculators

Tf.hms : 2(1 per <>ent. on full of the hammer. 10 .; „ in six months. 1(1 ~ ~ in twelve months. The balance in two years bearing interest at tS per emit, per nimum. Plans of the Property may be scon, and further information obtained from JAMES GRANGER, Manager N.M. and A. Co. (Limited); Or from D. & 1.. MACLEAN, 305 Auctioneers, I imam. QTEM S'> N AN 1) LKI(i H, Nurseryman and Seedsmen, Thames-strkkt (Nearly adjoining Messrs. shrimski and Moss' New Buildings). Recipients of the Medals of the N. O. A. and P. Association's Kxhibition, 1876, and of the N. O. Horticultural Society's Show, 1877. 407