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Auctions. N 0 TI C E. JMATSON & GO. sell every Wed- , nesday lit the Carlton Yards, and on Saturdays at the White Hart Yards, CATTLE, SHEEP, St HORSES, on the usual terms. c4C'J c AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. C. AIRMAN will hold a SALE of LIVE STOCK, EVERY SATURDAY, IN THE WHITE HART YARDS, AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, IN' TIIE CARLTON YARD S. Entries can be made daily at his Sale-rooms, Cashel street; or at the Yards on the Morning of Sale. e261 MONDAY, 21ST SEPT., 1868. TO DAIRYMEN, CATTLE DEALERS, AND OTHERS. CC. AIRMAN has received instruc- « tions from Mr J. JB. liockliff, Colombo street south, (near the Agricultural Association Paddock) who is leaving the province, to sell BY AUCTION, On the Premises, the whole of his STOCK & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Consiiting of; — 10 cows, in full profit and springing Steers, heifers, and calves 1 horse Spring cart and harness Also, Dairy utensils, and furniture, Including— Cedar chiffonniere 2 large clothes presses A superior marble top washstand and ware A Younger's Sydney patent cooking range Ironing stove 10 dozen Colonial wine A quantity of ducks, geese, and fowls, &c The whole of the cows are first-class picked dairy stock, : Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. 574 AUCTION SALE OF PRIME AMERICAN TIMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES. C. C. AIKMAN has received instructions from the Importers to offer BY AUCTION RAILROAD STATION, ON TUESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 22ND, The entire quantity of Timber, Laths, and Shingles, lately received from America, PER AMERICAN LLOYDS. Consisting of—--5,100 feet clear pine, 4 inches thick, 9 to 29 inches wide 12,200 do, d ), 3 do, 9 to 30 do 2,900 do, 3£ do, 9 to 36 do 17,000 do, 2 do, 8 to 30 do 11,000 do, do, 9t027 do 16,000 do pine clapboards, 6 x Jin, 12 to 16 feet long 721 bundles laths, feet long 72 do shingles, shaved cedar. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at sale. The attention of Carpenters and Builders is particularly called to the above Sale, as the timber is of better quality than is usually imported, and will lie offered in lots to suit all purchasers. 570 TUESDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER, 1868, TIMBER! TIMBER!! BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE RAILWAY STATION. P O. AIKMAN will sell as above, the Cargo of the Jubilee from Havelock, consisting of—--15,000 feet inch boards, 12 to 20 feet 10,000 do do do 10,000 do scantling, 3 x 2,4 x 2,4 x 3. Sale immediately after the sale of the American timber, 573 THURSDAY, 24TH SEPTEMBER, 1868 FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Y PUBLIC AUCTION, IN TIIE NEW SALEROOMS, CASHEL STREET. Sale at 12.30. 0. C. AIKMAN, 336 Auctioneer. AUCTIONEERS'NOTICE. fJIHE UNDERSIGNED 'Jill attend the WHITE lIART YARDS EVERY SATURDAY, AND THE CARLTON YARDS EVERY WEDNESDAY,' For the disposal of live Stock. E. MITCHELL & CO., Stock Auctioneers, Entries received at their offices, Hereford street, or at the yards on the mornings of ■ c 362 FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1868. SALE OF CATTLE, HOUSEHOLD' FURNITURE, FREEHOLD PROPERTY, &c. AT MR A. TODD'S, Ilnlswell, Lower Lincoln Road. EM I r C fl K L L & CO. have • received instructions from Mr. Todd, who is leaving the province, to sell without reserve, the following properties and stock 13 head first-class dairy cattle l'igs and poultry Household furniture and dairy utensils Also, The equity of redemption of about 3Jawes land, with a capital cottage and oil cr buildings thereon. Four acres of freehold land, sdjoining the above, fenced uud p'nntcd. Tlie above properties are fronting on the main road, and the quality of the land is Very superior. Parties in the neighbourhood wiping i 0 enter Cattle for the above sale can do so on payment of one shilling pi r head entrance fee. E. MITCHELL & CO., 602 Auctioneesr,