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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9592, 26 July 1907, Page 3

. ■ AUCTIONEER,••_ ' LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, .AND i IJ * J -"\ VALUATOR, WEAR STREET, OAMARU. j AGENT for tlbe COMMERCIAL UNION EIRE AND i JIARISE ASSURANCE o COMPANY. PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. No. 565-225 Acres, L.1.P., 5 Rooms, Windsor. • _ ■ ■ No. 567—15 Acres, 7 Rooms, Peebles. No. 568—116 Acres Freehold. 5 Rooms, etc.. Enfield. . No. 570—393 Acres, L.1.P., with 6 Rooms, Tokarahi. '•■,,,' No 574—152 Acres, Freehold, 6-ioomed House, Weston, £24 per acre. No. 578—122 Acres, at Owaka, Catlins; good house and steading, - £6 12s 6d per acre. No. 584.—L.1.P. 140. Acres, Tokarahi, well watered; ,4-roomed House; 60 Acres ready for crop. • No. 586.—L.1.P. 17 Acres, Ardgowan; 6roomed House; concrete tank 4000 gallons. t n ± " so " No. 591—L.1.P. 68 Acres, Ardgowam; 4 rooms, byre, and .granary. No. 596.—313 Acres Freehold; 5 rooms, stable, byre (8 stalk), chaff house. £6 per acre. 220 Acres Freehold; hut, stable, chaff house; 1* mile from school and creamery, Merton. £6 per acre. Any person in search of Town or.Urantry Properties should not forget to inspect oii Register, as we have a large range of Properties to offer. Liberal advances arranged if necessary. SATURDAY, 27th JULY. At his Rooms, Wear street. At 12.30 sharp. WILLIAM ' ' has received instructions from the Executors in the estate of the late Mr G. T. Fenwick to sell by public auction, at the above time and place: Lot I.—Part Section 12,. Block 24, Qamaru Town, freehold, situate at the comer ol Reed, and Eden streets, with good 5-roomed stone Dwelling, with pantry, washhouse, and other outbuildings iheTeon, lately occupied by the late Mrs G. T. Fenwick. Lot 2.—Part Section 12, Block 24, Oamaru Town, freehold, facing Eden street, with good 6-roomed Dwelling thereon. Lot 3.—Part Section 12, Block 24, OamaTU Town, freehold, facing Eden street, with good. 4-stalled Stable thereon. The above properties are well worth the attention of those in search of properties, being situated right in the centre of the town. i Lot 4.—Allotments 1 and 22, Block V, Tomnship of Kakanui, containing 2 Toods (more ot less) These sections are situated on the south side of the Kakanui river. PETER WILLIAMS, 504 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 27th JULY, 1907. At his Rooms, Wear street. . At 12.30 sharp. T*T ILIUM JARDINE ■ VV.- j ias been favored with instructions to sell by public auction : 1 English Harmonium (15 stops), Rattan Lounge, 1 Office Table, 1 E.P. Cake Stand, Pictures, Photo Frames, 1 Student's Microscope, ' Ornaments, Coal Vase, 1 Violin and Case, Curtain Rods, Wool DoorßMps, Carpet Square, WTaTdrobe, B.R. Bedsteads (4ft 6in), Spring Mattresses, Washstamd Deck Chairs, Sewing Machh Dining Table, E.P. Crue,-, Crockery, Colonial Sofa, Kerosene Heater, Round Table, Buckets, Pots and Pans, Garden Tools, Wheelbarrow, Gents' and Ladies' Cycles, Milk Cans, Apples, Seville Oranges, Turnips, Carrots, Seed, Table, and Small Potatoes, Purebred Brown Leghorns, Fowls, Ducks, etc. PETER WILLIAMS, HO Auctioneer. FOR PRIVATE SALE. T T T) 9 ACRES (more or less), JtJLiX * Teway Settlement, Kotow, with good 4-roomed House, Shed, Cowbyre, Piggeries, Fowl Run, etc.; divided into 5 paddocks; i-acre in strawberries, 4 acres ploughed; water-race running through the-property; three-quarters of a mile from'Kurow; half-year's rent, £2 Os lid. For fuller particulars apply to Mr DAVID DOLAN, Kurow; or WILLIAM JARDINE, Auctioneer, Oamaru. SATURDAY, 27th JULY. At his Rooms, At 12.30 sharp. WILLIAM JARDINE has received: instructions from Mr C. M'KENZIE to sell by public auction his Valuable Property at Kakanui North, containing : 3 ACRES, being Sections 1, 2, 21', ?2, Block 111., and Sections 8 to 15, Block 11., Township of Kakanui North, whereon is eTectr ed a good 4-roomed House and Shed (new Shaddock range); the place is well watered with two wells. As Mr M'Kenzie has shifted to Maheno the above place is for ABSOLUTE SALE. PETER WILLIAMS, 714 Auctioneer. : SATURDAY, 27th JULY, 1907. At 12.30 sharp. TSJ ILL IA M JARDINE has been favoTed, with instructions from the Australasian Nursery Company Propy., Ltd., Melbourne, to sell by auction — 110 Apple Trees, 20 Pear Trees, 20 Plum Trees, 10 Japanese Plums, 10 Apricots, 10 Cherries, 10 Nee-: tarines, 10 Quinces, 5 Mulberries, 5 Walnuts, 24 Assorted Gooseberries, 24 Assorted Currants, 3; Doz. Assorted Rosebushes. These trees are two and three years old,'j and are in. first-class order, and are to be. sold ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RE-; SERVE. PETER WILLIAMS, 715 .''.'■ Auctioneer. T> n XT JORR IN G, * . " SOLICITOR, Has. MONEY TO; LEND on Approved Securities at Lowest Current Rates. i TYNE STREET, OAMARU, Bifr. TWO and a-half Dozen of Each 'Ladies' and Gentlemen's House Slippers, at cut price of ls:pairi—E. GLASS. ■