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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 888, 19 February 1879, Page 3

I SALES BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE nr.A»T*'":n'.n intends holding his first fJICAIK SALE of the season at f,t!) pufitni. Tyrcr-.strcct, on SATURDAY, 22:«r> INST. F.»rw;r« proposing to lorward Grain for Sale will pl-aac do so Two Days pri"r to the. above date. t. ii. r.i:o\vK, Auctioneer. [ SAUK DAY, 22SD FEBRUARY. At his Stores. Tyne-street. I At 2 o'clock. \ H. BROWN - • has been instructed by the vendors jto selt hy public auction, at his rooms, E Tync-street, on Saturday, 22nd February— IW Coils Fencing Wire 10 Cvrt. Sulphate of Copper 15 Coils Rope (suitable for farmers) i 50 Boxes Tea ' lOHatf-chcataTe* "> Cases Cents' 80-its (various frizes) tDo df» Hats (straw rimmed) I Lady's Side Sa idle I Case assorted Varnish The Auctioneer would specially call attention to the Wire and Tea 3, they both being of an quiMty. Terms at Sale. T. H. BROWN, t Auctioneer. SAWHPAY, 22s n FEBRUARY,

At ht3 Mart, Tyne-strect. At 12 o'clock. GEORGE GEEENFIELI 2iss received instructions to Sell by jmblio auction, it .above time and place— Lot of FANCY GOOiiS le/c over from | Watareka Bazaar Also, First-class Tea and Coffee Sen-ice g. grep:nfield, 4G3 Auctioneer. to-moruow, :,:kl,oua jiotel, reidston.

At I o'clock. GEORGE GREENFIELD will hold regular MONTHLY SALES at the above time and place. The nest sale will take place on THURSDAY, 20rn FEBRUARY— Horses, Cattle, Buggies, rness, &c, Ac. 634 FOR SALE AND TO LET ESSRS. HAY AXD SMYTH have for Sale t.y private tresty—--50 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE. HAY AND SMYTH, LIS Auctioneers. TJJREE-ROOMED HOUSE and full

Section, in Kdeu-sfj-pfct. Apply to GEORGE SUMI'TEK. J FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. I FIKoT.i'LAS.S AGRICULTURAL FARM. rjpHE Undersigned arc instructed by Mr. F\ M'Shane to sell by Private Treaty tha Unexpired Term of Lease of hi 3 Farm oa the Geratdine Road, about 2A miles from the Winchester Railway-station. The Farm comprise* : »>7»; Acres excellent Land, of which I~>o aire.-* are Stubble, first crop, 400 acres English Grass after Turnips and one crop, and 120 acres magnificent fttrfaec-aown Pasture. This Valuable Property is subdivided by live fences into S piddocks, and in all of them there is a permanent supply of water. improvements, in addition to fences, are a Five-roomed House. Seven-stall Stable, Woolshed. Grntncry. Stockyards, Dairymen's Hut, &e., &e. The term of Lease is Oj year*, and the Annua! Rental Nominal. Also—--421 ACRES 424 FREEHOLD, being R.S. 31,G-')0, situate 2 tnttea frmiv the Waiho Railway Station, on the sea side of the railway, and 7 miles from Watmate. This very desirable block of Land is all here are 200 Acres in Wheat and Oat Stubble (first crop), the balance Fallow. Tf> Farmers, Speculators, and Othcre, the above Properties offer a rare opportunity for investment. Full particulars from MACLEAN AND STEWART, Tiniani; K. WILKIN AND CO., 444 a Cliristclmrcli. F ° » SECTION 15, BLOCK IV,, OAMARU, On which are erected The Premises occupied by James Familton, David Murray, and Thomas Ferens, And the Vacant Space now used as a Right-of-way by C. Galbraith and Co. For Terms, and other particulars, apply to 306 C. GALBRAITH. TO FARMERS OR INVESTORS. • TO LET, with Right of Purchase, on particularly easy terms, TWO VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL FARMS In the Hakatcramca Valley, containing 1678 and 330 Acres respectively. Fall particulars on application. WILLIAM AITKEN, 429 Tyne-street. COMMERCIAL BUILDING SOCIETY. borrowers) who have NOT already left their PASS-BOOKS with the undersigned, are requested to do so at once. Investors' Pass-books will have the bonus addition added thereto. JOHN CHURCH, 347 Agent.