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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2064, 23 June 1896, Page 3

K. Inner FRIDAY, 3ue, at 0* o'Olock, AT THE DUVAUOHELLR' BA SALEYARDjs, . -~ VALUABLE FREEHOLD ' PEOPEETY MR, R. LATTER has been favore with instructions from Messi Jaraes Hay and William Inues, trustee in Mrs Oillespie'e Estate, Pigeon Bay, ' TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the abore time and place , 2 VERY (3HOJCEJ)AIRY FARMS One comprises about 85 Acres,, will Seven-Doomed House, Dairy, Cow shed, Stock Yards, etc., and is no? under lease to Mr Gorrigal j 'And the other, of about 107 Acres, witl Six-roomed Cottage, Dairy, etc., is under lease to Mr Barclay. Terms of payment to be as;follows :~ 10 per cent of the purchase money on the day of sale, 10 per cent in three months, 7 per cent in 12 months, 7 per cent in two years ; the balance can remain for 10 years at 5 per cent interest Full particulars can be obtained from the trustees or auctioneer. R. LATTER, Auctioneer. LE BON'S BAY FREEHOLD PROPERTY, MR. R. LATTER has been favoured with instructions from Mr W. Barnett, to offer by Public Auction at the Saleyards Duvauchelle's Bay, ON FRIDAY, JULY the 3rd after the sale of Mrs Gillespie's land), His VERY COMPACT FARM OF 350 acres, ; Comprising some of the Best Cocksfoot Land in the District, and well fenced. The Buildings include two Dwelling Houses, Cowshed, Dairy, Stock and 3heep Yards, Dip, etc. This property was a very early selec:ion, and being situated on the sunny ride of the valley, is particularly well »dapted for growing cocksfoot. Terms of payment to be as follows :— > per cent ot the purchase money on the lay of purchase ; 5 per cent.on the Ist September, 1896, on which date possession will be given, and the balance on ;he Ist April, 1897, with interest at 5 per cent. R, LA.TTER, Auctioneer. M. Matron ami Co. ts on & c .o. ( WILL BELL AT DUVAUCHELLE'S BAY ' ON FRIDAY, JULY 3rd, 1896, Xf\ DRAUGHT & HEAVY RfX J\J HORSES kJ\J On account of MRS. THACKER, of Okain's), 4 8-YKAR-OLD MARES and GELDINGS, broken to all work. 63 to 5-YEAR-OLD MARES and GELDINGS, broken to all work, ■i p? OTHER SORTS, good ones, fit JLtJ for work N.B.—We shall be pleased to receive further entries of Draught Horses only, with the fullest particulars, and cannot offer light horses as time will not peroa't; but intend doing so in September, when buyers for the Indian market will be operating, at which time we will hold 3 Special Sale. H. MATSON & CO. ' JPuifllc Wotic«« THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. MR. H. B. HELBERT, for three years a resident on the Con-, tinent at Paris anei Lausanne, will be glad to impart instruction in the French language and literature to Peninsula residents. Terms.—rFor classes, two guineas per quarter ; if visited at private residence, £2 10s6d. All particulars and references cau be obtained on application to MR. HELBERT, Care of Mr Jacquet.. ■ Church Street, Akaroa. rjTTE ARE CASH BUYERS OF ; GOOD QUALITY COCKSFOOT WM. B. COMMON <& CO., INGLIS BUILDINGS, OHRIBTOHURCH,