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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVI, Issue 953, 7 July 1883, Page 2

THIS DAY, . At 3 and 6 p.m. BANKRUPT STOCK! j BANKRUPT SOOK!!| Suoltfat.large' genuine Bankrupt Slock never Before off erM irf- the Tunpeka District. WATCHES! "WATCHES!! JBWELLEET ! JEWELLEET ! ! JOHN T~H OMP SO N has received instructions to sell by auction, at his Rooms, this afternoon and evening— The most valuable Bankrupt Stock of Gold and Silver Lever Watches nnd Jewellery ever before offored in the Tuapeka District. The Stock comprises— Gold and Silver Lever Watches and genuine Waltham Watches, by best makers in the world— viz., Rolherham, Bennett, Dent, Ehradt. Genuine Diamond and other Gem Rings (set in 18-carat gold), |ladies' handBorne Gold and Silver Sets, Brooches and Ear-ringi (latest designs), solid Gold and Silver Alberts (stamped), 2 dozen solid 18-carat Diggers' Rings, genuine Gold and Silver Lockets, Pins, Rings, Pendants, Studs, Necklets, Bracelets, &0., &c j large stock of genuine Greenstone, mounted in gold. Note.— Every article is warranted genuine, and a written guarantee given with every watch sold. As the above stock has been purchased in a Bankrupt Estate, and must be sold, regardless of price, people will do well to come and secure some of the extraordinary bargains which are to be had. Remember — THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, At three o'clock, and evening at half-past six o'clock. SATUEDAT, 7th JULY, 1883, At two o'clock. SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL AND HOUSE PROPERTY, TOWN OF • LAWRENCE. At the Shamrock Hotel. JOHN THOMPSON has received instructions from the Mortgagees to sell by auction as above — The Shamrock Hotel and Stables, situate on part of Sections 4 and 5, Block 1., Town of Lawrence. Also,. 2 Shops and Dwelling, situate on part of Section 4, same Block. This old-established Hotel is situate in Peel-atreet, Lawrence, in close proximity to the Bnnkß, Post-office, Courthouse, Land Office, and' County Buildings, and to an active person will be found a profitable speculation. Immediate possession can be given, and the slock and furniture at valuation. The other buildings are all occupied at good rentals. The Hotel and Stables will be sold in one lot, and the shops and dwelling together. Very Liberal Terms will be given. For further particulars, apply to A. BATHGATE, Esq., Solicitor, Duuedin ; Or, to ,10HN THUMPSON, Auctioneer, Lawrence. FEIDAY, 13th JULY, 1883, At one o'clock sharp. (To be continued on Saturday, 14th July.) IMPOETANT SALE OF VALUABLE FEEEHOLD FAEM, CATTLE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c. JOHN THOMPSON " has been favored with instructions from Mr James Keppel, who is about to leave the country, to sell by auction on the Premises, Milview Farm, within two miles of Lawrence, as above — The whole of his valuable freehold property, known as Milview Farm, situate in Block VI., Tuapeka West, comprising 620 acres of first-class land, all securely fenced, with sheep-proof fences, and subdivided into nine paddocks, varying from 40 to 140 acres. There are 250 acres under English grass ; 80 acres under autumn-sown wheat; 25 acres fallow land, prepared for spring sowing; 100 acres of stubble (first-crop) partly ploughed ; the balance in natural grass. BUILDINGS. The Buildings consist of a substantially-built Five-roomed House, with Dairy, Barn, Stables, Implement Sheds, Piggeries, &c. LIVE STOCK. The Live Stock consists of 12 Horses, including 6 first-class Draught Mares and Geldings, 40 head of Cattle, including 20 first-class Dairy Cows, 1 two-year-old Shorthorn Bull (bred by James Shand, Esq., Taieri.) Also, 170 three-quarter-bred Merino Hoggets, 2 Sows, Fowls, &c. IMPLEMENTS, &c. Double-furrow Plough, 2 Swing Ploughs, Four-horse Grubber, Drill Grubber, 3 sets Iron Harrows, 2 Farm Drays with frames (nearly new), Tip Dray, Reaper, Roller, No. 4 Chaffcutter (with horse power) ; also 6 sets of Plough Harness, 4 sets Leading Harness, 2 sets of Body Harness, Bridle, Saddle, &c. Also, 1 Stack of Oats and 3 Stacks of Straw. Dairy Utensils,' including Barrel Churn, and other useful articles too numerous to particularise. The Auctioneer desires to attract the special attention of parties in want of a first-class farm, compactly and well situated. The land is admitted as being the best in the Tuapeka District, is well watered, and from its extent will prove a valuable Dairy and Tillage Farm combined, and is for absolute sale. Mr Keppel will show intending purchasers over the ground. Liberal terms can be given. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.