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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1016, 23 July 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, 31st JULY. On the Premises. At 11 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TO FARMERS, CAPITALISTS, INYES TOILS, AND OTHERS. Fleming AND HEDLEII have received instructions fron Messrs. Honour Eros, to sell by public mction. on tlte premises. Boundary Creek on Thursday, the 31st day of July currentTlk; following VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLDS: 1. Landon Farm, of 100 acres, 4 mile: from Oamaru, fronting Main Road -undivided into four paddocks bj live fence.-?, 40 acres of which ari fallowed, ~>o acres in English grass ami 10 acres ploughed from lea The quality of the soil is excellent and the position is one of the besi iti the County. 2. The Property known as Fairfield iriitaiiiiiig 2-l-f acrc3, splendidlj watered. The farm has laii fallow for the past year, and ha: been ploughed and grubbed lasl summer. It is now in a fit stat( for any sort of grain crop. Lik< the Landon Farm, it 3 position ii unexceptionable. On the farm is Hood Duelling-House, Stable, am Large Barn, capable of storing al the grain grown on the property. The Auctioneer would direct special at tention to these splendid allotments. Then is no doubt but the land will be mucli sought after for suburban residences. The prettiest drive in the district is from Oamari to Boundary Creek. The railway statior adjoins the properties. With the advantages of soil, climate, and position, these allot ments may be taken to be of great intrinsi< value, ami the value must increase with th( growth of the town. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, *219 Auctioneers.

THURSDAY, ."1.-r JULY. At Pouwlary Crcck. At 11 o'clock. IMPORT,'NT SALE OF DRAUGHT STOCK, DATRY COWS, THi:ISSUING MACHINE. AND FARM IMPLEMENTS. GREAT CI.EARING UNRE-ERYED SALE. FL E MING AND HEDLE \ have received instructions froir Mivi<rs. Honour I!ros. to sell I>v public auction, on the Premises, at Landon Farm, Ij.uinitary Creek— ALL THEIR EFFECTS, A3 fellows I t Ftr.-t-eh.-s Draught Marea 20 Firot-claf3 Draught Ge'diuys I First-class Bug-'V Horse Tom 3 Yi-ry Good Hacks 4 Ivo.vil'-nt Hairy Cow.-", in full milk 7 Prime Fat Paci.ti Pigs 0 H.-P. Thrtshcr and Engine, Clayton r.tid >hut'.iev/orth f> Farm Dray s, n.o;t!y new this season 3 Kullers 0 D.-F. Ploughs .7 Sets of Harrows 3 Reapers and Hinders (Woods) H Reaping Machines (Reid and Gray) 40 Seta of Harness 4'> H"r.-" Cowta 1 I>r>til)io-H-:accti I'u.'i.v ;-et I)ng ij : >.c.. &c., .ve. _ !li" ,ii!':ti- n'-ers r>".d only remark that th»i hor»v3 are all thoroughly good, t'-;e implements are nearly a'l new and in first-c?n.-s order, ar.d every Joe is for sale on its merits. Without: FLEMING AND lIEDLEY, [73 Auctioneer:

FOR SALE AND TO LET O K 8 A L E. A SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY in Eden-street, a Corner Section 12. Block 24, with Two S'tf-nc Buildings—one five rooms and one six rooms ; also, a fivehtailed Stable, aud Harness Eoorn. Apply personally, or by letter, to WALTER SWANSON, 27S Waimate Post Office. "O 0 R SALE. A NUMBER of FIRST-CLASS FARMS, within 1 i mile of a Railway Station, on very easy terms. Apply, ATI A. H. MAUDE. F OR sale. 6100 ACRES of the celebrated Maerewhenna Estate. The iinest agricultural land in the province. In lots to suit purchasers. Terms very easy. Apply to G4O A. H. MAUDE. OR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS WAGONETTE. A:>ply to •2-ifJ G. GREENFIELD. to and contractors. T° rfT U LET FOR ONE CROP, At Elder^iiic. 5 i> ACRES Turnip Land, fed off 2000 ACRES Old Lea. Ariply to 2tn) ' JOHN REID. rp O L E T -®- For One Crop of Oats, 213 ACRES, in Three Paddocks. Apply to P. WILLIAMS, S3 Wairoa, Maheno. FOR LEASE, WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE—--1500 ACRES Agricultural and Pastoral Land. All fenced. Rent very moderate. Apply to 234 FLEMING AND HEDLEY.