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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2292, 28 April 1868, Page 4

THIS DAY. PIGEON BAY AND AKAKOA. PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF SALES. RD. BUST AND CO. will hold a sale • of Live Stock, &c, at Pitcaithley's Hotel, Pigeon Bay, on TUESDAY, APRIL 28, On the arrival of the steamer from Lyttelton, on, that day. R. I). BUST AND CO. have also to announce instructions from tho trustees in the estate of Mr Pawson, Steam Saw Mills, Head of the Bay, Aharon, to sell by Auction, on WEDNKSUAY, APHIL 29, 1868, The Livo Stock, Plant, Implements, &c,, in the hands of the trustees. Sale at 10 a.m., sharp. Immediately after which a sale of Horses, Horned Cattle, Tigs, &c., the property of other settlers will take place. Also, At Waeckerle's Yards, Akaroa, at 2 p.m., on the same day, a sale of Cows, Heifers, Fat Steers, Calves, Horses, &c. , N.B.—Further entries can ho made at cither of the above places, and the auctioneers request immediate notice thereof in order to advertise the same. They deem these favourable opportunities for selling stock, &c, as cash purchasers from town will accompany the auctioneers. &§" The steamer Betsy Douglas leaves Lyttelton on the arrival of the 9 a.m. train from Cliristchurch, 6381 NO RESERVE. AUCTION SALE OJ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND | EFFECTS, I ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favoured with instructions from a gentleman who is leaving the Colony, to Sell at the Auctioneer's Rooms, Colombo and Gloucester Streets, Cliristchurch, on the above date, a very capital assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, viz:— SITTING-ROOM FURNITURE, Consisting of— A splendid velvet pile carpet (large size), and rug; rep curtains, 2 splendid, French clocks, by Roland, Paris; hnir-seaied chairs, sofa, very handsome mahogany bookcase, pier glass, musical boxes, &c., &c. BEDROOM FURNITURE: Curtains chairs, bedsteads, carpets, &c. Kitchen utensils in great variety; dinner service, china, glass, &c, &c. THE LEASEHOLD INTEREST In a Plot of LAND, heing part of Town Reserves, Lot 17, in the City of Chrißtchurch,haTing 200 links frontage on Chester street, and 350 links on Barbadoes street, with capital four-roomed house, .baker's oven, lately erected at a cost of £6O, and other improvements, including artesian well. The lease is for 30 years from 10th September, 1859, at a ground rent of only £25 per annum. A Capital Site for a Public House. 6 Shares iu the Freehold Land Society. 6*59 Sale at 12 o'clock. No 189 AKAROA. IMPORTANT SALE OF WORKING BULLOCKS, SHEEP, COWS, PIGS, &c, &c. TO be Sold by Auction, at the York Mills, the head of the Bay, Akaroa, on Wednesday, 29th April—--18 working bullocks 2 fat do About 400 sheep, more or less 13 first-clasß cows 13 pail fed calves About 60 pigs, well bred 2 useful brood mares 1 2-year old gelding 2 foals 1 bullock dray About 5 tons good hay Geese, turkeys, fowls Dairy utensils, &c, &c, &c. Sale at One p.m. B. SHADBOLT, E. CLATTER, 6365 Trustees. TUESDAY, MAY 5, Two o'Clock. SPLENDID PASTORAL PROPERTY, CANTERBURY PROVINCE. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO have received instructions to offer for positive sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Wool Stores, Manse street, Dunedin, ON TUESDAY, MAY 5, At Two o'clock, That magnificent property in the Canterbury Province, known as the OTAIO STATION, situate 15 miles south of Timaru, consisting of:96,100 acres C 473 of which nre freehold) of well-grassed country, capable of depasturing at least 80,000 sheep, in all seasons, with 34,000 mixed sheep Horses Working bullocks, &c _ The improvements are all first-class, consisting of dwelling houses, new woolshed and sheep yards, 30 miles fencing, &c, &c, and the station is in perfect working order. The Auctioneers can confidently assert this property to be, without exception, the finest Bun in the Canterbury Province, and as it is for positive sale, such an opportunity profitable investment is seldom offered. P.S.—ln the event of the above Run not selling as a whole, it will be subdivided into three distinct Runs and sold by auction on same day, as follows, viz. : RUN No. 449. 33,300 Acres, with 13,500 mixed sheep, 20 horses, six bullocks (dray oxen), house, shed, yards, two men's huts! seven pndducke fenced, stable, dips, &C, two stores, 473 acres purchased land, pre-emptive lights orer about 2000 acres; stacks of hay, wheat &c, to be taken at a valuation. Tlie whole of thi9 run is fenced in. 22,800 Acres, with 11,000 mixed sheep, six bullocks, dray, &c, five horscf), house, hut, store, four paddocks fenced. RUN No. 160. 40,000 Acres, with 9500 mixed sheep, j No improvements. j For plan of subdivision, and other particulars, apply to WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, & CO, 5109 c Dunedin and Timaru.