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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1822, 19 October 1866, Page 4

Auctions. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. THE SALE OP SUGARS On account of = Messrs. E. S. Dalgety and Company, is UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED Until FBIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1866. J. OLLIVIER & SON, . 3622 Auctioneers. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19. SUGARS, EX ISABELLA, PROM MAURITIUS. 100 Tons Specially Selected for this Market. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER AND SON have received instructions from Messrs. j E. S. Dalgety and Co. to sell by AUCTION, At their New Sale Rooms, in High Street (the old Chapel), THIS DAY, At Noon, The following CARGO OF SUGARS, Just Arrived, per Isabella, from the Mauritius, samples of which may be seen at their offices : No. 2 Constance—loo bags finest white crystals No, 3 Montressor-80 bags fine white crystal No. 4 Montressor—6l bags fine white crystal Y Beau Bois—2oo bags fine white crystal No. 5 Union—6s bags large grain white crystal No. 6 Sebastopol—B3 bags large grain white crystal No. 7La Gaiete—lo bags large grain white crystal , No. 12 Stanley—4o bags large grain bright crystal No. 8 Pairfnnd —32 bags fine bright counter No. 9 Bon Air-49 bags fine bright counter No. 10 Bon Air—7 bags fine white counter No. 11 Poudre D'Or-100 bags bright grain counter No. 25 Gros Bois—6B bags fine grain first counter No. 17 Savinia—lll bags fine yellow counter No. 20 Circonstance—s7 bags fine yellow connter No. 21 Esperance—6l bags fine yellow counter No. 13 Solitude—l 3 bags large grain brewers' crystal No. 15 Triolet —6O bags large grain brewers' crystal No, 16 La Gaiete—6o bags large grain brewers' crystal No. 26 Queen Victoria—67 bags large grain brewers' crystal No. 22 Beau Vallou-6 bags ration No, 23 Haute Eive-78 bags ration No. 24 Haute Rive—7o bags ration Total, 1478 bags. The above sugars have been selected with judgment, especially for this market, and will be submitted at the lowest possible prices covering the cost of importation. The Auctioneers confidently invite buyers to inspect the samples, which are now on view at the stores of Messrs. E. S. Dalgety and Co. PAPANUI. FRIDAY, 19th INSTANT. 1/TR. GEORGE D. LOCKHART, 1 Will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MEDDINGS' HOTEL, PAPANUI, On the above date, THE FOLLOWING STOCK, 12 head fat cows, really in prime condition Young stock Thorough-bred merino rams Horses, broken and unbroken. In addition to the above Fat Cows, there will be offered 15 PAIL-FED HEIFERS, Averaging from one to two years old, bred by JosErn Briiian, Esq. Sale punctually at One o'clock. Terms liberal. Intending sellers are requested to make early entry at the offices of GEORGE D. LOCKHART, Colombo and Hereford streets. October 10,1866. 3478 CATTLE!! 1 CATTLE!!! IMPORTANT SALE OF CATTLE, Two years old and upwards. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 [R. GEORGE D. LOCKHART has I been favoured with instructions from MICHAEL STUDHOLME, ESQ., WAIMATE BUSH, Near Timaru TO SELL ' BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the New Stockyards, ON THE STATION, On the above date, Two days after the Tiinam Agricultural and Pastoral Show, SIX HUNDRED HEAD OF CATTLE, All in prime condition and over two years old. The Cattle will be drafted in lots to suit purchasers. Terms liberal, declared on the day of Sale. Sale to commence punctually at 11 o'clock. Luncheon provided, N.B. The undersigned begs to inform intending purchasers that he will undertake the depasturing of cattle purchased, on a magnificent cattle run, for five or six months, at a moderate charge, provided that the same are branded before leaving the yards. GEORGE I). LOCKHART, Colombo and Hereford streets, Christchurch. Oct. 10,1866. 3482