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Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 775, 5 October 1878, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION :■■.. TUESDAY, 15th OCTOBER. GRK A T CLEARING SALE. At Whitstone, near Oamara. .At 12 o'clock sharp. AM. >1 AU D E • h.v rcieivdl instructions from the Hon. Robert Campbell (in consequence of hia havin.c eol.l the Whitstone Estate) to Sell by I'ubiii: Auction, at above time and place— The Whole of his Magnificent STUD OP PURE CLYDESDALE MARES, FARM IMPLEMENTS, &c, com-

23 First-class Hea\-y Draught Mares and Fillies 1 First-class Heavy Draught Colt 4 Superior Saddle and Hsrneas Horses 5 Good Milch Cows, in Calf 1 Heifer, in Calf 4 Steers and Heifers Pigs and Poultry 1 New Claytor. and Shuttleworth's 10-horse-power Engine, and sft. Mill, with all the latest improvements, together with duplicate brasses, beltß, etc. 2 Wood's Patent Reapers and Binders (new), and a quantity of Binding Wire 1 Double-action Reaper (Reid and Gray) 8 Farm Drays, with Frames complete (7 of the Drays quite new) 4 Double-furrow Ploughs (Reid and Gray), new this year 1 Swing Plough, 1 double mould-board Plough 1 Drill Grubber, 3 sets six-leaved Iron Harrows 1 Coulta's Patont Corn and Seed Drill (new) 1 Roller, 16 sets Harness (quite new), Ploughing Gear for 4 Ploughs, Swingle-trees, Forks, Rakes, Sheep Racks and Feed Boxes, Horse Covers, Saddles, Bridles, Empty Sacks, 400-gal. iron Tank, American Weighing Machine, Spring Balances, Wheelbarrow, American Garden Wced.ir, Garden Tools, Carpenter's Tools, 5 Tarpaulins, etc., etc. 1 Waggonette and Harness (new) The Auctioneer would desire to draw the particular attention of Farmers and others to this important Sale, and can safely state that never before in this District has such a large number of really first-class Heavy Draught Mares and Fillies been offered for bona fide sale at one time. With regard to the Implements, they are nearly all new, and of tiie best description and make. In consequence of the great number of lots, the Sale will commence at noon sharp, and the Auctioneer would respectfully request buyers

Luncheon at 11 o clock. Terms Liberal. A SPECIAL TKAIN will leave the Oamaru Station for Whitstone at 11 o'clock, immediately after the arrival of the train from the North, and the afternoon Ngapira train will stop at Whitstone to take up passengers at 6.40. For fuller particulars see Catalogues, which may be obtained from. A. H. MAUDE, 94G Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. H. MAUDE -• has received instructions from Mr. Thomas Westlakc to Sell by Public Auction, at an early date (to be notified in a future ndwrtiseinerit)—

That very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATK situated about eight miles from Oamaru, and known as New Park Farm, containing about 210 acres of First-clasß Agricultural Land, being Section? 25, 26, and 27, Block V., Papakaio District. Full particulars in a future issue. A. H. MAUDE, 383 Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ■l IT. M A U D E *-• has received instructions from E. Menlove, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, at an early date, to be notified in a future isßue THE TOWNSHIP OF WINDSOR, Situated at the Windsor Railway Station, at the jurur.iijc. c>i' the Kakanui, Stotfold, and Waip.r i..-i Roads. The ,Sak- of this Township will afford a rare opportunity to investors, as, from its position in th*? heart of the finest agricultural district in Otago, it must become an important centre of population.

A. H. MAUDE, TO STAND NEAR OAMARIL npHEPURE CLYDESDALE STALLION A YOUNG VANQUISHER, Imnorted from Scotland by the late David Nesbitt. Terms 15 guineas. For pedigree see cards. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 59 Owners.