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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1139, 9 December 1879, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION great clearing sale. SATURDAY, 13th DECEMBER. At Richard's Yards, Wharf-street. At 12 o'clock. * H. M~ A U 1> E A. bM received positive instructions from Mr. William Copland to Hell by public auction, at the above time and place—--12 First-class Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings 3 Doable-furrow Ploughs, 3 Drays Harness, Covers, &c. In drawing attention to this important i sale, the Auctioneer would remark that the horses arc young, staunch, and sound, and allowed to be about the best lot of marcs and gelding*-ever offered in this market. The Vendor is determined to sell the lot :on their merits, and Auctioneer (at a future date, or which due notice will be tfiven) has received instrnetinns to sell all the Vendor J growing crops. A. H. MAUDE, Auctioneer. EDUCATION RESERVE, OAMARU. WEDNESDAY, 31st DECEMBER, 1679. At his Stores, Harbor-street. A. At Noon. H. M~ A U D E has received instructions from the Board of Governors of the Otago Boys and Girls" High Schools, to sell by public auction, at above time and place— A Twenty-one Years' Lease of Section 4, F.lock 4, Oamaru Town, at present ttnder lease t > Messrs. Shrimski and Moas, and subject to payment to them of valuation on Buildings, >tc., erected thereon. For terms, conditions of lease, and particulars of valuation, apply to THE SECRETARY, Otago High School Board, Colonial Buildings, Dunedin ; Or, A. H. MAUDE, Auctioneer. ESKRANK, NEAR TIMARU. SiX MILES FROM ST. ANDREWS RAILWAY STATION". j 4SOO ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS 4800 HIGHLY IMPROVED AGRICULTURAL LAND. FRIDAY, l!>ni DECEMBER. Messrs. j. t. ford and co. in conjunction with Messrs. Robert Wilkin and Co.. ar.d Messrs. Wright Sterjh(sti3«ra and Co., are favored with instructions from the eudors to Sell *'>J Public Auction (if not previously sold by private treaty), ae the MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. TIMARU, Commencing at - o'clock sharp, The whole of the MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD ESTATE KNOWN AS ESKBANK, Sub-divided into CON V KNIENTLY-SIZED AGRICULTURAL FARMS. Of from 100 TO "00 ACRES EACH. FLANS ARE NOW READY. This Land is in splendid condition, well watered, many of the farms are already part.lv enc. wtth live fences. and the whole is in e v.-ry way read}- for immediat-r amt profitable occupation, capable of producing returns erjnal to meet payments as they become due. TERMS OF PAY MEN T . For Land under Grain Crop—--10 per centum Cash at Sale 30 tt on Ist March, ISS) 15 on Ist March, ISSI 45 lr in 4 years (19th Dec., ISS3) For Land in natural or English Grasses, Fallow or Turnips—--10 per centum Cash at Sale 15 ~ on 22nd March, IS-0 •25 ~ on Ist March, ISSI 50 ~ in 4 years (19th Dec., ISS3) Interest at the rate ot 8 per cent, per annum. Mr. Cormaek, residing on the Estate, will give particulars to intendingpurchasers. Personal inspection is invite 1. Conveyances t«> suit visitors will be in readiness, waiting trains daily on arrival at Sh I2nt, at iwh 40m, and at Ih 37m, at St. Andrew s Railway Station up to date of Sale. Further particulars can be obtained from the Auctioneers at Christchurch, Timaru, or Dunedin. J. T. FORD AND CO.. Christchurch and Timaru ; K. WILKIN AND CO.. Christchurch ; WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., 'OS Dunedin. FOR SALE AND TO LET F R SAL E. AN EXCELLENT FARM of 240 Acres, near Waimate, with Two Gcod Houses thereon and other conveniences; all improved and fenced. 70S J- CHURCH, Land Agent. THOR SALE - CHEAP. A GOOD FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE and Quarter-acre Section (Freehold) c!o«»* to the Railway Station at Wcstoß. GEO. WATSON, S7S Windsor. I; S A L E F A Reatty Gocd FARM of 42 Acres, with Substantial Four-roomed Cottage, within 2 mites of Waimate ; land in English gnus. A most desirable investment. Apply J. CHURCH, Land Agent. HEAT LAND TO LET AT ELDERS LIE, For one or more crop*, or for a term of years. The Remainder of the Tussock land adjeinmg the Railway, about ISOO Acres : also, about 30W) Acres old English Grass Land. _ _ . The crops now growing on the adjoining fields certify to the extraordinary fertility of the soil. Mr. Poison will arrange with applicants, and point oat the land* JOHN KEID. Eldexslie, Nor. 27 th, 1879. 612 ( W