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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1033, 12 August 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION FRIDAY, 15rs AUGUST. At Schluter'* Yardsr, Boundary Creek. At Noon. CONN ELL AND CLOWES hare receiver! instructions from Mr. H. Schtuter to offer for sale by auction, at above time and ptace 1"> E)atry Cows and Hetfcrs ( Sow ami t») Weancre. Th>' Auctioneers can confidently rccommen< t Mr. Scfduter's dairy stock. The cows in milk have alt calved within the last month, anil the. heifers are ati close to cnlring, in calf to Mr. Duncan's Ayrshire ball. The celebrated dairy cow known aa Letting ham's Violet, and two of her progeny will tie offered. Mr. Schtuter has broken up hia English grass paddocks for cropping, and the cattle are for fmn'tjiik sale. Terras at Sale. CONNELL AND CLOWES, 4fi9 Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 15-nt AUGUST. On the Eaptanade. At 12 o'clock. * H. MAUDE haa received instructions to sell by public auction, at above time and place— A well-asaorted Cargo' of HARDWOOD, Ex Agnes Jessie, Consisting of— Sawn Timber, of at! sizes Posts, Rails, Palings. &e. A. if. MAUDE, 43T Auctioneer. MONDAY, IStk AUGUST. At Captain Carey'j Residence, Trent-street. At 12 o'clock. \ H. MAUDE haa received instructions from Captain Carey (in consequence of hia leaving the district) to sell by public auction, at above time and place—All his HOUSEHOLD FUECNITURE, Consisting of— I Piano {by Bord) Tabtes. Chairs Bedsteads, Bedding Carpets Stove, <Ssc., &c. A. ft. MAUDE, 4!)2 Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 13 m AUGUST. At his Auction, Mart, Tyne-street. At t- o'clock. GK OR G K IHI EENF IE L D haa received instructions to sell by public auction, at above time and place—t Farm Pray ('uwrly new) t PoubV-Jurrow Plough (Eleti and Gray) t Saddle and Bridle t Cart Saddle and Rrenching Set Leading Harness Horse Covers, &c.. &c. G. GREENFIELD, ■&3!> Auctioneer. FF.ELtMINARY APVKRTISKJtENT. THE NEW XLALANP AG RIC L" LT UR A L COMPANY. LIMITED. Ba str ng s. lr:ai: y , and _ c 0., have been favored with instructions to offer for sat» by auction. at < ireert's Assembly Rooms, Wore, early in September next — ABOUT 1300 ACRES of Agricultural Laud near Gore A BOLT ir.oo ACRES of Agricultural Land near Lumsden. Sab-divided into farms to suit all classes of purchasers. Also, The TOWNS HII'S of Mandeville, Riversdate, and Elbow. These townships have been selected with due regard to their central position. Raitwaystationaare tncouraeof erection, and reserves have been made for schools, churches, and public buildings. The main road haa a width of 90 feet, and all the other streets are 66 feet wide. The Auctioneer in announcing thi3 sale would call the attention of intending purchaser} to the fact that theNewZealand Agricultural Company are now having surveyed the whote oE the land between Gore and Lumaden into farms from 50 to lt)00 acres each, which wilt be sold on exceptionally easy terms to boim-f'dt settlers. Ihe VVarmea Plains Railway will be opened for traffic in January next, which will have the tendency oE enhancing ths value of this property to a considerable degree. Lithographic plana are in coarac of preparation. Further particulars in future advertisement. 493 PUBLIC NOTICES M AEREWHENUA PLOUGHING MATCH. PROGRAMME. The Match witl take place on SEPTEMBER THE Sra, 1579. CLX3S A. Double-Furrows —open to all comers. Ist Prize ... ... £$ 0 0 2nd ~ ... ... 7 0 0 3rd „ ... ... 6 0 0 4th „ 5 0 0 sth 4 0 0 6Sb 3 0 0 Cr.Asw B. Doubte-Fumws—open to non-prize-taker 3 only. Ist Prize £3 0 0 2nd ~ ... ... 7 0 0 3rd 6 0 0 4th ~ 5 0 0 sth „ 4 0 0 6th „ 3 0 0 RULES. In each Class there shall be 10 competitors, or no b'ch Prize; S, or no sth; 7, or no 4th. Assistance shall be given at first and last rounds only. Furrows to be not less that 6in deep. Only circular coulters shall be allowed. Entry for non-members, ll>3. W. GARDINER, Hon. Sec. T 0 LET.—FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE. —Apply T. Procter. 456