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Oamaru Mail, 12 June 1879, Page 3

SALESBY AMOTION TUESDAY, ITrn JUKE. At Ric&ants' Yarrls, Wharf-sfrect. At 12 o'clock (harp. If. M A U D E ,£»• has received instructions from Suropter, Esq., as trustee ic the ,f Mr. A. M. B«H, to sell by public •«t»W Uk „ nation, at ' he above time and place—- | Cow in full milk, and springing to calf IDo do IDo <lo t Heii'er, 2 years 1 Do, 9 months Posts, Bails, Timber, and Sundries. Afterwards, at Rooms of O. Sumpter, Eaq., Harbor-si. 1 Suite of Valuable Parlor Furniture, &c., &'• m JSfo Reserve. Tor in a Ca»h. A. If. MAUDE, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. An. MAUD ~ • has received instructions from the to sell by public auction, at ~ gorly date (time, place, and fall particulars in a future issue} —The whole of jfr. Andrew BelT# VALUABLE FARMING STOCK, Consisting ®f— Over 20 Draught Mares and Gelding? Threshing Maehine and Engine Reapers, Prays, Ploughs, Harrows Harness, Covers, 4c., tc. A. H. MAXJDE, 052 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, UTH JUNE. At his Rooms, Tyne-strcet, (Lately occupied by Mr. W. Aitken). At 12 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OB** eligible freehold property IN OAMARU. T H. BROWN Baa received instruction* to sell by public auction, at above time and place— Half Section 9, Block SO, with capital Four-roomed Hoeae, now is occupation of Mr. W. James. Half an Acre, Sections 27 and 2S, Block 13, with Four-roomed flonse and Premises, now in occupation of Rev. F. Barley. 3«ction 0, Block 17, -with Four-roomed ffouae, now in occupation of Mr. Mathew Gay. Xhe Auctioneer would b«g to call psrticu kiltontioo to these properties, na they are ill in Sua healthy situation?, and such a- ! »n> kt seldom obtainable in, Oamaru. T. fl. BROWN, 1 ijl Auctioneer. SATURDAY, Urct JUNE. At his Mart. Tyno-street. -■ At 12 o'clock. f. r f •••% HEORO): GREENFIELD has received instructions to sell by jnblio anetion. at abeve time aad place— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Onioua, Range, &0., k o. green* field. m Auctioneer. SATURDAY, Hra JUNE. At the Swan Hotel Y arda. At 2. o'clock. 6t EOR G E GREENFIELD f has been favored with instruction! ■to tell by publie auction, at above time and Iptico—--1 Tip Dray and Harness 1 Bay Gelding- (Billy) I Bay Gelding ('t yeaca old? I Sot -l-leaf Harrows and Trees G. GREENFIELD, |JiT Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. fIAND FOR SAT E IN TEN - ACRE SUCTIONS, ON ELDERSLJE ESTATE. THE Proprietor has determined to offer for Salo by PUBLIC AUCTION, in JJIILT,. that BLOCK OF FERTILE LAND NEAR THE TOWNSHIP OF TEANERAKt, being part of Section I, Block IS, Oamaru District, about 400 Acres in extent. "ft adjoins the district road from Oamaru, ■om which it is distant about eight miles, f® 1 ! ia divided from the Elderslie Home p»™ by a plantation of pines, lis land is in the highest state of ferity ; it has been In cultivation for the t ten years, but only two crops* of grain PWsbßun taken from it, the fast b. ing in Wifi'T: last year it was fallowed, and is Bow growing turnips, which wilt be fed off pi'li »Wp immediately, and the land looghed and made ready to receive any top which the purchaser may wtsh to pu.t It will be surveyed into sections of tun acres. Water can be had on each Action, Mt is admirably adapted for reaidencr S3 it can ho readied in fifty minutw ™® Oamaru, either by % grind macadamised lor by the Waiareka Railway, and tfw r*» from the ground are most rwnsiva and very beaatifut. llt it seldom that such an opportunity of acquiring sections of this s:ie so P*orably eitnaCeil, and possessing the adof great fertility, readiness of w ® 3 and beauty of "situation; they necessarily increase immensely in w the town and district of Oamaru Tpasses. terms will be unusually liberal. 1 * Ml & T T II E W II A Y, Ate/nor? it ;ck, P®t E&TATK, ajtp STOCK a<i STATTOS' Acrcyr, O A M A F. 11. 'B»Te# every Saturday at 2 o'elock, at Swan Yards, Thames-street.' fi<6s