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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 932, 12 April 1879, Page 3

BALEB BY AUCTION WkIUNESDAY. 18ni APRIL. At t&« Yard*, Waikmra. A C I> ** -• tia» received inatroctioas from Afox. M'Mwter, &<*.. «° ieM b >" P oWic auction, at above tim« and place— Abotrt W> CROSS-BRED EWES, ia lot* to nit purchase*!*. A. H. MAUDE, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, t9w APRIL. COALS. COALS. COAL 5 . At his Stores; Harbor-street. At 12 o'clock. .- " A U D E * has received instructions from the consignees to set! by pnbtte auction, at afoot* time and ptae<*— AW t SOW Ton* of teat NEWCASTLE COAL, e* Cabarfeidb. ia lota to suit purchasers. Th« above is a rare chance for farmer* and other* to lay in th«ir winter stock of fuel, or coal for threshing purposes, at lowest price. „ ...»-~„ A. H. MAUDE, 114 Auctioneer. ; TO FARMKKS. CAPITALISTS, fte. TUESDAY. &**«» APRIL. At bis Rooms, ffarbor-atreet. At 2 o'clock. S. MAUDE • fin conjunction with Messrs.Wright, Stephenson, and Co.); has received instructions- from John ftortoo. Esq., t» sell by pitbtie auction, at above time and place— About 4flW Acres of MAfVNIFtCENT AGRICULTURAL f. A K D. th« pick of the far-famed Maercwheaii* Estate. The afcovp tand is subdivided into Suitable farms, most of it in English grass, well watered, and no. part is more than two. miles from the railway tins. Such aft opportunity of obtaining farms not to be surpassed in the Cotooy has rarely, if «ver. btjerv offersd to the pttbftc in this district, and so wait is the reality of theabove land known and appreciated, that the Auctioneers feel farther remark would be sm perttuous. Tr-rms : tO per cent, cash at sale t() ; per cent, ia three months 20. per cent, in {wetve months The balance on m-r*i:.-»v<* at 3. 4, or 5 years, Co-suit convenience "f buyer*, int- rest on unpaid balances at !■*> PR? ct-nft.

t?m API;tL. At 7 o'ttoofc p.m. On the Premises, next door to £>. Too hey a, Tti'Mnes-street. * KOKTrB Cr R E RNFIELO has received instructions from Mr. T. ft. Froeter Co sett by pnblie auction, at the above time and place— TrrK W"K«t,E nF HIS STOCK. Lookpte". Charms. Tea aid C'offef Services, At--. &e. The Auctioneer wotitd call special tion to this splendid stock, as Mr. Procter having dosed his branch at Kokttika the whole wilt be sotd without reserve. ti. GREENFIELD, r,'z Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO RREF.DERS r>F THOROUGH-BRED THURSDAY, tTm APRIL. MESSRS. J. T. FORD AND CO. are instructed by ft. Redwood. Esq.. THE CKOKERORE STABLER, (Opposite the Canterbury Racecourse), THURSDAY, mffi t7*« DAY OF APRIL, tS7S>, Ttie following HIGH-CLASS THOROUGH-BRED PRQOD MARES, WAtNtTI \ RAUft> f StinSsd t» T*»t TOt £ TRAPUCER. WAUTI > FANNY. Stinted to LEOLINUS. FAIR PURITAN 1 CONSTANCE Stinted to SHROVETIDE { KOK AR I FAIR AGfcE* r *!*» tfOUNTESS PURIRL SKYRfRP > Tn«r above Mares have FOALS AT FOOT by MARORO. and they -will be sold with the Mares er singly, as Mr. Redwood may determine at time of sale. We ask breeders of Thoroughbred Horses to attend the above sale, as Mr. Redwood will otfer them oo their merits, to be sold to the highest bidder. Waimealt Daaghtora breed stock proverbial for speed and staying, as evidenced in Kafcapo-. one of the beat animals that ever oofced threngh a bridle; and more recently in Mata, the winner of the Doncdin and Timara Cnps. And stinted as are Wainui, Rattpo, Tot Toi. and VVattti to ©ld Tradttcer, the sale offers to the public iftvaeratty sacfa an opportunity for procuring first-class mates as very seldom occurs. J. T. FORD & CO., <tj& Auctioneer*. ANTED KNOWN VACANCIES , , for Two Respectable BOARDERS. —latbuoss Hotrar, ThameMtweC 72