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glurti. it TO BUTCHERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. mHE MARKET SALE MR. MEDDINGS' STOCKYARD, PAPANUI, OP BULLOCKS, HEIFERS, STEERS, PIGS, DRAUGHT HORSES, AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS, will take place on TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 29, AT NOON. W. _ N. JOYXT, Auctioneers. PAPANUI MONTHLY MARKET. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1863, AT THE STOCKYARD OF MR. MEDDINGS. HORSES, COWS, CALVES, PIGS, _c, See., &c. MESSRS. W. & N. JOYNT will offer for Sale by Public Auction, on TUESDAY, SEPT. 29th, 1863, At the Stockyards, Papanui Hotel, 1 draught Horse, 6 yr. old, by Canterbury, warranted staunch and sound in harness. 1 light brown Filly, 2 yr. old, by St. Giles 1 cbesnut Colt (unbroken), by Rodney 1 chesnut Gelding, 6 yr. old, warranted staunch in saddle and harness 1 Bull, 2 yr. old, by Duncan Berton's Old Shand, out of an imported cow, bow and arrow brand Working Bullocks, with harness Milch Cows, Steers, Calves 20 Pigs, all sizes 1 Dray with harness, 1 Australian Passenger Cart Ploughs, Sewing Machine, Grindstones; . c, _c, _c Sale at Noon. FURNITURE. CLEARING S A,L E . MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER AND SON beg to give notice that they will hold a clearing sale of FURNITURE, At their Warehouses, in High-street, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1863, AT NOON. Consisting- opSuites of drawing-room furniture Mahogany and other tables Pier glasses Mahogany and other bedsteads Mahogany dining-room chairs Cane-seated chairs Mahogany wash stands, marble tops Office desks Toilette services 1 magnificent pier glass, formerly the property of the Maiquis of Hertford, very handsomely moulded, the largest ever imported. 1 very handsome ormolu drawing-room chandelier, eight lights, and crystal dish. 1 solid mahogany chest of drawers, best make. 1 elegant mahogany sideboard with celeret and two drawers. 4 single perambulators, with patent moveable hoods complete, by Hill of Piccadilly. 2 double ditto, ditto. _c, &c, &c. Christchurch, September 24. SHEEP STATIONS AND SHEEP. Fob Sale by Public Auction. MESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT, & SPROT havo received instructions to dispose of those Runs on the South Bank of the Waimakariri Nos. 26 and 114, and No. 36, Known as Saxdie Kxowxes and Tbessilian Stations, Being one Block, containing together 25,000 ACRES, Or thereby, of first-class Sheep Country. The Runs will be sold with or without 3000 SHEEP, now depasturing thereon, which may be taken a market price. The instructions to the Auctioneers are to put these Stations up in one lot, with all standing improvements thereon, at the low UPSET PRICE OF _3300. Delivery will be given after shearing, on the Ist of January, 1864. The Stations are within 20 miles of C"hr_tc_ureh, the country is first-class fattening country, and the Houses are in good repair. The improvements arc —Paddocks of English grass and oats, Yards, Sheds, add Wells, all perfectly suited to the country. The property will be put up on TUESDAY, 20th OCTOBER NEXT; up to which thne further particulars and terms may be obtained from Bpexell, Bennett, aud SrsoT, Hereford-street, Christt-hurvb. j