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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 3 December 1880, Page 3

MESSRS. FLEMING & HEDLEY SATURDAY, 11th DECEMBER. At the Stores, Tyne-street. At 12 q'clock. FIRST-CLASS VACANT SECTIONS. To Parties in search of Eligible Sites. 17 FREEHOLD SECTIONS, OAM ARU TOWN.

Fleming and hedley favored with instructions from C. D. R, Ward, Esq., ■will submit to public competition the following VALUABLE PROPERTY. Comprising sections 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 1(3, 17, 18, 26, 27, 28,30, 31, 32, 33, 34, Block 14, Oamaru Town. Further particulars in future issues. Terms very favorable to purchasers. ILIfIAIING & HEDLEY, 909 Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15th AND 16TH. At M'Kay's Yards. At 12 o'clock prompt.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. GREAT UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. Important to Farmers, Croppers, Contractors, Batchers, Graziers, Dealers, and others.

IMMENSE SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, DRAUGHT HORSES, AND IMPLEMENTS, SHEEP, FAT AND STO E CATTLE, AND PRIME DAIRY COWS. Fleming and hedley favor"d. with inatrnctions from Messrs. Kirkaldy and Co., to sell by public auction, at John M'Kay's Yards, Osmaru, on the 15th and IGth December, »1I their effect 3 # 83 follows : LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES.

£ o t I.—A Splendid Agricultural Farm of 475 acres 3 roods, in South Canterbury, near the home residence of Allan M'Lean, Esq., Waikakahi, and 7 miles from Waitaki North Railway Station, together with 6-roomed Dwelling-house and Dairy attached, Men's Hut, 12-stalled Stable, Barn, Sheep Yards, Ac., &c. 260 acres are in English Grass, two years down—and a splendid sow down it is —balance in fallow, or newly sown out, subdivided into 3 paddocks, with an abundant supply of pure running water. Lot 2.—Farm of 42S acres 2 roods 20 poles, adjoining Lot 1. About 200 acres were laid down to Grass last ye r, and looking magnificent, 130 acres of Spring Wheat, and 30 of Cats, balance in natural gras3—reclaimed swamp. The pasture on this farm is of the richest character. Tt:ere is an abundant supply of running water. This farm is also well and seculely fenced. Lot 3.—Containing 375 acres 2 roods TO poles, adjoining Lot 2. About 100 acres in tussock, balance in English grass. This is an excellent Dairy or Grazing Farm. There is on this also a plentiful supply of running water.

Note.—The Auctioneers have every confidence in recommending these.farms to the favorable consideration of all in search for land of superior excellence. Intending purchasers should view the farms, and satisfy themselves as to their capabilities. Lot 4.—Freehold Property of 1040 acres. Known as Cannington, S miles from Cave Railway Station. About 700 acre of this Estr.te are fit for profitable cultivation, 40'J acres of which have just been laid down to English Grass and Rape ; together with a new 3-roomed House, and Sheep Yards capable of holding 3000 sheep. Ihe propertv is subdivided into 5 paddocks, "and there are 20 acres under bush. Altogether, this is a most desirable property. The property cannot well be excelled for the quality of the soil, for its sheltered position, and the general lay of the land. The Properties, Cattle, and Sheep will be sub-mitted on Wednesday.

GROWING CROPS. Lot 1.—600 acres of Wheat on Waikakahi, looking splendid ; 50 acres of Oats, subject to a rental of 23s per acre to A. M'Lean, Esq., to be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Lot 2.—130 acres of Wheat, and 30 acres of Oats, growing on No. 2 Farm.

DRAUGHT STOCK. 6 Heavy Draught Mares, _vr.th Foals at foot, by Eclipse, and in foal to Napoleon. 5 First-class Dry Mares. IS Geldings, all yonng and sound. 8 Two-year-old Colts and Fillies, by Glen Esk and Monteitb. 8 Year old Colts and Fillies, by Glen Esk and Monteitli. 1 First-clas3 Harness Mare, perfectlyquiet. 2 Very Good Hacks.

The Auctioneers would direct particular attention to this section. Tliey are first-class workers in all sorts of work. They have been specially selected by the owner for agricultural purposes, and may therefore be relied on. They are with few exceptions all young and sound. The youngsters are a very nice promising lot, and well worthy of notice.

CATTLE AND SHEEP. 30 Prime Fat Steers SO J-Fat >teers 20 2-year-old Steers, nearly fat 20 Prime Dairy Cows, calved or to calve 20 Yearlings, hand fed. 20 Calves 1 Pare Ayrshire Ball, out of Coquette by Brogden. This lot of cattle will be found to equal any ever offered in Oaniarn. They are particularly adapted for Dairymen and Graziers, and should not be lost s'ght of by interested parties. 300 Prime Fat Cros3-bred bhora Sheep, 2tooth 900 Merino Ewes, in the wool, with Cro sbred Lambs at foot, by pure Leicester Ram 3. These sheep can be inspected at Cannington, and purchasers must satisy themselves as to their quality previous to auction.

IMPLEMENTS. 1 Horse-power Engine and Mill, by Ruaton and Procter 7 Farm Drays and Frames, and 3 TipDrays Spring-Curt and Double-seated Buggy Single-seated Buggy (good as new ) 8-horsc Waggon and 4-horse Waggon 6 Double-furrow Ploughs 4 Seta 6-Icaf Harrows and Trees 3-hory-'-pow»jf ♦ r ' h''- :""r I Iron Roller. I2ct. good a.: : » - 1 Wooden Holler, in good order 4 Reid and Huy's Back-delivery Reapers 1 Woods' Reaper arid Hinder 1 M'Cormick's Reaper and Binder 30 Seta Shaft and Leading Harness 30 Sets Plough Harness 5 Sets Block and Ropes 10 Sets 3 and 4-horse Trees Spring Cart and Buggy Harness, nearly newNew Iron Tank, with tap Blacksmiths' Tools and Bellows 3000 Second-hand Sacks 25 Horse Covers and 5 Tarpaulins Cheese Press and Dairy Utensils Quantity of Fencers' and Carpenters' Tools Large lot of Cooking Utensils 17 Stockyard Post and 100 Rails, to be seen at the Homestead

"Without reserve. Plap of the Leaseholds can be seen at the .office iof the Auctioneers. Terms at Sale. FLEMING AND MEDLEY. 994 Auctioneers.