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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2654, 24 March 1869, Page 4

Auctions. FIRE. THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1869. Twelve o'clock Sharp, 1 C. AIKMAN has received instructions \J from Mr Bailey to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, On the premises, Cashel and Lichfield streets, the whole Stock-in-Trade, consisting of ; Cedar, Huon Tine, and Kauri Boards Baltic Deals and Flooring American do, do, V.D.L. Planks and Scantling Totara, Black Pine, Rimu and White Pine Boards and Scantling Quantity of Firewood &c, &c, &c. MISCELLANEOUS. 1 Bay Window Doors and Sasheß Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpieces Portland and Roman Cement Slates and Firebricks Terra cotta chimney cans Cast and Galvanised Iron half round and square guttering, hcadß, shoes, &c. Galvanised Iron Ridging Zinc and Lead in sheets Sash Weights Screws and Nails Locks and other Ironmongery Paints, Oils, and Turps Mortising and Boring Machines I Cooking Range &c, &c, &c. 4775 SALE BY AUCTION. E. NATHAN & CO. have received I instructions to offer for POSITIVE SALE, ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 25th INST. 9 qr-casks port wine 40 cases brandy 35 do claret 1 case containing 101b cigars 8 qr-tierces twist tobacco 5 cases j lb lumps 30 cases bottled stout 15 do do do 50 J-chests tea 10 boxes gunpowder do 3 tons crushed loaf sugar 3 do grey crystals do 4 cases salad oil 1 case wine glasses &C. &c. &C. Terms—Over £25 approved bills at three months. Sale at 12.30 sharp. 4722 TO CATTLE DEALERS, FARMERS, GRAZIERS, & OTHERS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. CATTLE, HORSES, PIGS, &c. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, FRIDAY, 2kd APRIL, 1869. SPREYDON ARMS HOTEL, Lixcoln Road. Sale at 12 o'clock. JH. BENNETT t has been instructed by W. S. MOORHOUSE, ESQ., In consequence of his being under contract to put the whole of his Farm into grain, to sell by Public Auction, on the above date, and place the following really first-class Stock, &c, viz. : CATTLE: 25 prime fat steers 10 do do cows and heifers 50 2-yr-old well-conditioned heifers and steers 70 steers and heifers, from 15 months to 20 months old, N.B.—The above cattle are really first class, both as regards quality and condition ; all pail fed, very quiet, and will be carefully drafted into lots to suit intending purchasers. A few good milkers. HORSES: About 20, comprising the well-known thoroughbred mares Deception and Nonsuch; also, the English imported trotting mare Duchess, with her progeny by Quicksilver and Firefly. P I~G S: About 12 large sows 30 porkers For particulars, apply to J. H. BENNETT, Auctioneer, Valuator, and General Agent. Terms most liberal. £2O and under, cash Over £2O and under £SO, by acceptance at three months. Over £SO, four months, to bear bank interest. Acceptances to be approved and endorsed if required. 4698 TO SHEEPFARMERS, CAPITALISTS INVESTORS & OTHERS. ' 16,000 ACRES OF FIRST CLASS FREEHOLD. 10,000 ACRES OF LEASEHOLD. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, the 22nd APRIL, AT 12 O'CLOCK, AT MESSRS MILES & CO.'S WOOL SALES ROOM, Hereford {street, Cbristchurch. JH. B'ENIETT • bas received instructions from the Mortgagee to submit to Public Competition the following VALUABLE PROPERTY, KNOWN AS THE WANTWOOD STATION. Situate in the Province of Marlborough, and containing about 27,000 acres of really first-class country, of which 16,000 acres are freehold With about 10,000 sheep and lambs Horses, Cattle, &c. The improvements consist of a sevenxoomed house, sheep-yards, woolshed, dip, and several miles of wire fencing, The Auctioneer begs to call the special attention of those desirous of securing a really first-class property, and will be happy to furnish every information in his power as to the quality of the sheen, freehold land, &c, on application. Terms liberal. J. H, BENNETT, Auctioneer. Cbristchurch, 22nd March, 1869. 4704 c