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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1013, 19 July 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. ■KB.nAV.- samtr JffbVv Aft Mftb«i>o TcrwM&iff. At I o'clock. PKIMK PAIRV COWS. Fleming and hedlbt have received instructions from jtr Alex. Grahanic to act! by public auction fg above — l> First-class Dairy Cows 3. Draught Colts, unbroken, ready for work t Excellent Harness Horse, 4 years, by tlold finder 2 Young Hacks, just handled. (fhe auctioneer wnald direct the attention. of Dairymen to the t'ows. They are ,11 really tirst-class, either in full niilic or calving, and splendid milkers. Mr. ijraliame'iJ Dairy Cowa are reckoned the i„ the district. Th« harness Colt by Uolctfinder would mako a grand cab horse, ntending purchasers cart go out by the 1j'olock train and be in timo for the aale. 235 Terms at Sale. FLEMING- AND IIEDLF.Y, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, Msr JULY. On the Premises. At 11 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. to FARMKRS, CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. FLEMING AN D HEDLE Y have received instructions from Mcusn. Honour Bros, to sett by public auction, on tho premises, Boundary Creek. in 'flmrsday, tho JUst day of July current— The following VERV VALUABLE FREEHOLDS : Landon Form, of 100 acres, •( miles from Oamarn, fronting Main Road, sub-divided into four paddocks by live fences, 40 acres of which are fallowed, ">0 acres in English grass, and tO acres ptoughed from tea. The quality of the soil is excellent, and the position is one of the best in the County. The Property known as Fairfield, containing 2-M acres, splendidly watered. The farm has lain fallow for the past year, and has been ploughed and grub l ed fast summer. It is now in a fit state for any sort of grain crop. Like the Landon Farm, its position b unexceptionable. On the farm is a (iood Dwelling-House, Stable, and Largo Barn, capable of storing all the grain grown on the property. Tlio Auctioneer would direct special attatiim to these splendid allotments. There ii so doubt but the land will bo much m# fitter for suburban residences. Tit" uKisst drive in the district is fronv Oamaru to temlary Creek. The railway station Jpirha properties. With the advantages tfirf climate, and position, these altotffjßmay 'be taken to bo of great intrinsic rslno, ;uul the v:ilue must increase with th»jrortlt of the town. FLEMING ANI> II ED LEY. Auctioneers. THURSDAY. 31st JULY. At Boundary Creak. At 11 o'clock. IMPORT N- t' SAt.fl Off SAUC-rcr KTiH'Ji. D.vruv C< > W.-, TtinF.sHtNU Mt\CH'l N !•', AND b'AUM IMPl.KUmil*. VR.EAT CLKAl;t\ii UNBE-F.RVF.D ■ S AI,K. tlkw In < r a. n" r> rr edt, e y haVH a'ccoiveit instructions fron: Slcssrs. Honour Bro«. to sell by public iwtiim, on Hie I?ivvh;n'«i, ah Landon K»nr, -'■ouutlnry Creek all thru;, effects. As fot'ows r W First-class Draught Mares 'ill First-class Draught 1 Weldings I First-class Rug;xy Horse Torn !! Vary < !oiul Hacks t Excellent Dairy Cows, in full ir.ilk 7 Prime Fat Bacon Pig.-i 'Jll.-P. Thresher and Engine, Clayton and Shuttlewortli Farm Drays, mostly new this season ■1 I'wUent fO.-F. Ploughs cts of Harrows ''Reapers and Binders (Woods) •I leaping Machines (Reid and Gray) Wi-taoE Harness ITurjo Covers I n«ut>le-aettted Buggy Buggy Harness Ac., etc.. ISO. Tito auctioneers need only remark that • tarsM are alt thoroughly good, t".«■ "'its are nearly alt new and in tirst"•ler. and every '«>t :s f->r sale oa it--' Without reserve. FLEMING AND HEDLEY. Auctioneers. JiOl;' DAY, 2 Ist JULY. k li!iiiii and King's Timber ant, corner 'ltiiml'er and Coquet-streets, Oamaru. At I- o'clock. (J.* c» n, G E GRKF.N Ft EL D lias received instructions from the "f'lirres, til cell by public auction, at-a:-d pLtce '"i" LFiVSK of the SECTION lately »e.".1 pied by Adam and King liu- ,VL\)t K-I N-'L'UADE, consisting »!' a I.irge l"t ofJ, is«il Timber, Bests, Kails, Staked, tickets,. Kirawood, Weatliarboards, &e., &•. ARK. cons'Uttug of—®"ouuiai» Vv't«!,. Caiviuuiscd Na:l.-, Locks I'li'iii.', i v lc.. «fcc. iiOVK >.V.j r.; f.rtLSUNGS, cunsistie -"'ho and Stai-ie. 1 f'i'ilit Draughi EI 1 Dray "• s iUut Harness, Ac., &o« O, GREENFIELD, Auctioneer.