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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9478, 4 February 1907, Page 3

GRESHAM, WATSON & CO. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS, Etc. THAMES STREET. opemjng" sale SATURDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, At 12 o'clock noon. VENDORS are invited to forward particulars of HOUSE and LAND PROPERTY, FARMS and FARM PRODUCE. FURNITURE and ARTICLES OF GENERAL UTILITY about the Home, the Farm, or Business Premises. BUYERS are also invited to send us particulars of their requirements, which we will endeavor to meet satisfactorily. SALES HELD EVERY SATURDAY At 12 o'clock noon. 656 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. At 12 o'clock. At their Rooms, Thames street. p RESHAM, WATSON, AND CO. have received instructions from Mi' JAMES ROSLE to sell by public auction— His Valuable Freehold Property in Tees street, being Section 16, Block 2, i-Acre, on which is erected a Substantial 7-romed House, Bathroom, Pantry, Washhouse, Hot and Cold Water, Gas, Electric Jjcll, and all conveniences. The section lies with a slight slope to the east, and affords a splendid view of the harbor. The house was built by Mr Rosie about 12 months ago, and anyone on the look-out foT a first-class property should not miss this opportunity. Easy terms can be arranged. ANDREW WATSON, 665 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. At 12 o'clock. At their Rooms, Th; p RESHAM, WATSON", AND CO. " have received instructions from Mrs CRAIG to sell by public auction— Her Valuable Freehold Property in Trent street—Lot 1, Section 31, Block 12, i-Aore, vacant, a capital building site; Lot 2, Section 32, Biock 13, 4-Acre, with good 8xoomed House thereon, good fruit garden. The Auctioneers wish to draw special attention to this property, as the sections are good and level, and handy to town. A low reserve has been fixed, and easy terms can be arranged. ANDREW WATSON, 666 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. At their Rooms, Thames street. p RESHAM, WATSON, AND CO. .-* have received instructions from Mr W. M. M'KENZIE to sell t>y public auction — Part Section 5, Block 11, Nen street, on which is erected a Comfortable 4-roorued House, Scullery, Washhouse, Storeroom; well-fenced. Easy terms can be arranged. ANDREW WATSON, 667 Auctioneer. URIE'S ROAD RACE. Post Office to Georgetown and Back. RUN BY THE NORTH OTAGO CYCLING CLUB. 7th FEBRUARY. Ist Prize, MAXLMUS PHCENIX ROAD RACER, specially built for R. Murie, Oamaru, as catalogued, at £2l. ■ 2nd, £3; 3rd, £2; Fastest Time, Gold Medal, Pair Clincher A Won Tyres and Tubes. Entry fee, ss. Acceptance, Is. ENTRIES CLOSE sth February, and may be left with K. M'LEAY, Acting Secretary of Cycling Club; Or R. MURIE, Thames street, Oamaru. JUNCTION SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. THE USUAL WEEKLY SALE will be held on the above date. Present Entries— C} K Prjme Fat EWES O Fat STEERS 1 a YEARLINGS q Fat COWS O Store COWS A 1 Dairye COWS and. HED7ERS -J f\ PIGS (Weaneis) Further entries solicited. BRUCE CHRISTIE AND CO., DALGETY AND CO., NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND ; AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., 572 Auctioneers. THE FARMERS' YARDS, WAIAREKA SALEYARDS. SALES EVEPvY TUESDAY. JTIHE COMPANY'S CLIENTS are -*- Conveyed to and from the Yards FREE of CHARGE by Cunningham's Busses, leaving the Secretary's Office : next Post Office) at 11 and 11.40 a.m. and 12.5 p.m., and the Monument five minutes later. . An Excellent Hot LUNCHEON is obtainable at, the Luncheon Room on the Grounds. E. PIPER, Secretary, Oamaru Fanners' Savoyards Company 12S (Limited). T)UBLTC NOTICE— When Bacca's good and pipe is sweet, The after-dinner smoke's complete, And smokers all in greatest glee, Shout ,: DERBY" every time for FOLLOW Ben Johnson's, example and drink good tea. Unhapoilv he could not get STAND-OUT, or undoubtedly he would have been glad of the coupons too.