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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1613, 14 February 1866, Page 4

Auctions. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. POSITIVE UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, AT MR. J. PAGE'S FARM, LOWER LINCOLN ROAD, NEAR THE WILDERNESS. Prize stock, Consisting of, Bulls Quiet Dairy Cows, in full profit Horses, including the well-known Entire Cart Morse, Tom Jones, Breeding Sows and Boars, bred from imported stock. Agricultural {Implements, Drays &c. Particulars in future advertisement. \V. D. BARNARD, j 23 c Auctioneer. THURSDAY 22nd FEBRUARY, POSITIVE UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, AT MR. J. PAGE'S FARM, LOWER LINCOLN ROAD, (Near the Wilderness.) MR. w. D. BARNARD has received instructions to sell by AUCTION, At Mr. J. Page's Farm, on the above date. HORSES, Including the well known Entire Cart Horse "TOM JONES," Winner of the Agricultural Society's Ist prize 1565. Breeding Sows and Boars, bred from imported stock. Yearling Bull. " Councillor," by" Orlando," Winner of the Ist prize at the Agricultural Show Bull Calves out cf well-bred Cows, by Omar Pacha.. Quiet Dairy Cows in full profit. Yearling Calves and Heifers 2 Farm Drays, Ploughs, Harrows &c. &c. Sale at Twelve o'clock. Terms at Sale. 377 PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. MESSRS. BUSS AND HEPWORTH have received instructions from the Honorable J. C. Crawford, of Wellington, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At an early date, 300 Acres of rich Agricultural Land, Situate at Saltwater Creek. To be sold in blocks of 5 acres and upwards. Terms and full particulars in & future advertisement. 79c BUSS & HEPWORTH. MR. PEACOCK'S SALE. JN consequence of the state of the Weather, THIS SALE HAVING BEEN UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED "WILL TAKE PLACE THIS DAY, FEB. 14th, At Noon, 340 J. OLLTVIER & SON. SALE OF FURNITURE. AT THE RESIDENCE OF J. T. PEACOCK, ESQ.

Messrs. j. ollivier & son hare been favoured with instructions from J. T. Peacock, Esq., who is about to return to England, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Hesidence, on the Papanui Road, THIS DAY [WEDNESDAY], FEB. 14, At Noon, All his Household Furniture and Effects, Consisting of— Drawing-room suite, walnut covered Utrecht velvet Lounge chairs Loo and other tables Pianoforte Dining-room urniture Bedroom do Iron and other bedsteads Linen. A FIRST-CLASIi BILLIARD TABLE, Selected expressly for private use, with all the accessories— Six light chandeliers Cues, balls, boards Tips, and all the usual extras. Kitchen utensils. Large collection of choice greenhouse plants. COWS. H 0 R S E S. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. And various articles too numerous to mention. Sale at Noon. 70 FOR POSITIVE SALE, THE JUNCTION HOTEL. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER AND SON have received instructions to sell by ' PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16tii, 1866, i THE JUNC Tip N HOTEL, Containing seven room?, admirably adapted for a first-class business, Together with TWENTY ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, Six-stall Stable, Outbuildings, good Well, &c., &c., Situate on the GREAT SOUTH ROAD, 1 Seven miles North of the Ashburton. If tbe; above is not sold as a whole, the Buildings will then be offered separately, with a right to remove within a fixed time. The Land wili then be offered, subject to the above condition*. c 283