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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10333, 29 April 1899, Page 15

AUCTIONS.. : WM. BUS£. . '7 ' k OHOKA. HORSES, '" WAGGONS, BUniDINGS/LAND, Etc.,. '* MAY Ist. W--vBUSS has received instructions from Mr I H." Clark lo SELL by PUBLIC ! AUCTION, ron the Premises, Wool Works, Ohoka," oh MONDAY, Ist May, the Whole of his Superior Draught Horses, Waggons, Build- i bags, Land, etc., etc, as follows: STOCK AND EFFECTS. -" 17 First-class Waggou Horses, from _ to 7 j 1 yra old; all staunch and sound. j Harness for the above Horses. ' 1 Trap, Mare, by Kentucky, 4 yra old 50 Sheep i 1 4-ton Spring Waggon 1 4-ton Spring Larry 1 Speedy Wool Press 1 Solo way Wool Press. 1 Water "Wheel and Tender, Corn and Bean - - - Crusher - • , A quantity of Corrugated Iron, Firewood 3000 Second-hand Sacks,-quantity of Coals. LAND AND BUILDINGS. j 10 Acres excellent Land, together with the. - Cottage thereon. I .7 . Do. . Dp. Do. Do. 1 Corrugated Iron Shed, 50 x 28 I 1 Corrugated Iron Shed, 70 x 58 1 Corrugated Iron Shed, 31 x 28 1 Corrugated Iron Shod, 64 _33 - 1 Corrugated Iron Shed, 53 x 16 I l.Cornigsted Iron Shed, 60 x 18 . I.Corrugated" Iron Shed, 48 x 21 ' * 1 Corrugated Iron Shed, 12 x 10 1 Corrugated Iron Shed, 16 x 12 1 Roofed with Shingles, 31 x 21 yTo .be removed from the laud. '■- The Sale will, coriunence with the Draught ] Horses, Waggons, and Effects. The Terms.for the Land will be 10 pat cent, cash at the fall of the hammer, 10 per cent. ' in Twelve Months, Balance may remain on Seourity of-the Property, for 3 Years. AajfJu-'" paid Principal bearing Interest at the rate of 5 per cent., or the Purchaser can pay Cash, arid have his conveyance at once if he chooses. Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. -1"' " WM. BUSS, 4877 Auctioneer. * RANGIORA NORTHERN* CENTRAL STOCK MARKET. , ; TUESDAY, MAY 2ncU • *' , 2000. Sheep 60 Head Cattle '-; .**,-< 70 Pigs ;>■''..' - ~ SPECIAL ENTRIES *.' "•" * : . 1000 Two and Four-tooth' Ewes' 300 Good Forward-Lambs, fitsfor'-iurriips'or rape *, ~ ~.-,,.. 60 Fat Merino Ewes ,'' '' , 100 Good Store Lambs* '', —1" „I Sale at-ll ; ,'6'elock. ■>,"."<,-.« s*~i 6430 . - Anotibfle^fc RANGIOBA, V"' • NORTHERN CENTRAL HORSE'MARKET. ~, ■, , FRIDAY, MAX.!s%.':.' '■''"-' '70 HORSES.-'^."' MR BUSS will holcThis USUAL MONTHLY HORSE SALE ON FRIDAY NEXT, when he will offer, on account of numerous Farmers and Clients, ' 6 Good Plough Teams, Unbroken Coltß and Fillies, Saddle and Light Harness Horses SPECIAL ENTRIES: 3 Draught Mares and Geldings, good sorts, 5 -yrs old 4 Draught Mares and Geldings, 7 and 8 yrs old • t ■ 2 Draught Mares and Geldings 1 Draught Maro and Gelding lßay Gelding M.D., by Doctor Zellah, 6 yrs, winner of the Oxford Plate, 1898; a good jumper Sale at 11.80 o'clook. Farmers-and Clients are, requested to have their Horses in their places by 11- o'clock, so that the Sale may not be delayed .in taking entries after 11 o'clock, . . WM. BUSS, ' ' 5481 ■ - ■' ■ Auctioneer.. - ' CUST. -, '- 225 ACRE FARM, - -.- By- AUCTION. TUESDA-TmaY 9th. , WM. BUSS has received instructions from Mr Wm. Thompson, who is leaving the district, to SELL by PT»BLIC' AUCTION, at his' Rooms/ -Rangiora, on the' above date, •ALL'THAT EXfcE.LL.ENT FARM, Situate at the.dCust, two miles from'the Railway Station and-Post'Office. 159 ACRES in Grass,-and part in.Dun Oats. 22 ACRES ready for Wheat." 44' ACRES in Stubble. The BUILDINGS comprise: Large and comfortable Dwellinghouse, Stable and. Loose-boxes, Cowshed, large Grain Store and Shearing Shell and Yards'. , The land is all in good heart, and fences and buildings in. perfect order. It was a very early selection, and! is thrown on the market On account of'the-present Owner leaving the District.", ' _ v " f "' 'Terms Easyj at Sale. ',-■-> ",- Sale at. 12' o'clock noon. .'.';* --. '*. -", - 'WM.- BUSS/. -V. 5252 " * '-■' ' '• Auctioneer. ' GEORGE Kl_*G AND CO., LTD. OATS AND BARLEY. rpHE Undersigned have BUYFfRS for OATS and PRIME MALTING BARLEY. , GEORGE KING and CO., LTD., 1491 Cashel street. . PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ftfiH ACRES, 10 miles from Christchuroh,. o*-*V/ with new dwellings, stables, cow sheds, chaff-house, sheepyards, and all ! . necessary buildings, and of the best des- ' : 'cription. This is a most desirable property, ftll well,, fenced and Sub-divided, ' said each paddock'well watered. Terms I oh application. '•' •? * 1 WAIKARI—22OO" ACRES, flat and down land, subdivided into 16 convenient pad--1 docks, well watered; first class dwelling, I stable, woolshed and sheep yards. A very - desirable property. BURWOOD—B ACRES, suit gentlemen's I residence;, splendid situation and price low;', espy'terms can be arranged. A HA.<jDY, LITTLE FARM of 35 Acres, within 3 miles of Town, with dwelling of 6 rooms, and first-class stabling, cow sheds, dairy, and all reasonable conveniences, ' t GEORGE KING AND CO., LTD, LAND and ESTATE AGENTS, 158 CASHEL STREET. BOAiID AND RESIDENCE. (GLOUCESTER HOUSE, 256 Gloucester street West. FIRST-CLASS BOARD and RESIDENCE for LADIES and GENTLEMEN. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. * Every Comfort and Attention Giv6c. Most Central. TERMS MODERATE. ~ , MBS McNIE (late of W-itahuna House). GROSVENOR HOUSE—private Board and Residence; hot, cold, and shower baths. . Terms moderate. Mrs Fitzgibbon, 56 Gloucas--1 ter street, near Latimer square. BOARD AND RESIDENCB. HANDSOMELY-FURNISHED Apartments for Ladies and Gentlemen. MRS SAWTELL, Sherwood, 72 Cashel Btreet E. , Telephone 703. ABERDARE HOUSE, 239 GLOUCESTER STREET WEST. FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE BOARD and FvESIDENCE, three minutes' walk from Post Office and Canterbury College. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Good Stabling. MRS BAKFOKO, 2810 (Late of Gloucester House). TN THE PANTRY EMPIRE CO.'S IN THE KITCHEN No. 1 EXTRACT I OF SOAP j ON THE BENCH Cleanses and Makes ON THE _*LC"?v Home Wholesome and ANYWHERE SWEET.