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Qudion .Safes. Messrs. Aikman and Wilson. MONDAY, MAY 22. TO THE TIMBER MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, DEALERS, CONTRACTORS, AND TRADE GENERALLY OF CANTERBURY. IMPORTANT SALE OF BALTIC TIMBER, Ex Constantine, from Norway. 7175 Pieces of Flooring, containing 126,000 Feet. 3313 Pieces of Baltic Deal, containing 110,870 Feet. 4720 Pieces of Baltic Scantling, containing 98,272 Feet. 907 Pieces of Mouldings, containing 16,515 Feet. 80 Baltic Logs, 10 x 10, containing 10,525 Feet 93 Baltic Logs, 12 x 12, containing 17,930 Feet. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY STATION. Sale at Twelve for Half-past Twelve o'Clock. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have received instructions from the Importer to sell by auction, at the Christchurch Railway Station, on Monday, May 22, at 12 o'clock, The Entire Cargo of Timber, now landed in splendid order, ex Constantine from Drammen, Norway, as follows:— 126,000 feet flooring, 6 x f, 6 x 1, 6_ x 1, 6* x H, 7 x 1, 7 x lb, kc, kc 111,000 feet deals, Bx3, 9 x 3,11 x 8,12 x 4, &c &c 98,000 feet' scantling, 3x2,4x 2, 6 x 2,6 x 3, 7x3, 4x3, &c, Ac. 17,000 feet mouldings, 3 x 1, 3 J x 1, 4 x 1, 5 x H, 6 x H, 4i x I£, kc, kc 27,000 feet logs, 10 x 10, 12 x 12, &c, kc N.B.—This cargo is the first importation direct from the Baltic to Canterbury, and the timber is of a superior quality to anything yet offered in this market. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms liberal, declared at sale. Luncheon provided. 5-15

THURSDAY, MAY 25. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY FOR ABSOLUTE SALE BY AUCTION. TtTESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON will positively jJ/jL sell in their Rooms, without the slightest reserve, by Order of the Trustees for the estate of Mr. Geo. SeHwodd, on Thursday, May_2s, at 1 o'clock, That valuable leasehold property, 100 feet on Tuam street and 70 feet on Madras street, with two five-roomed cottages and a lean-to. The lease has 17 years to run. One of the cottages is let to a first-rate tenant at the rate of £50 per annum. The ground-rent is only £35. The whole property is mortgaged for £150. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at sale. 5-16 NEGRETTI RAMS, RACING STOCK, kc. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have received instructions from Major White to offer for 300 YOUNG RAMS (UNSHORN), Got by imported German Negretti rams, and by rams bred by Major Coote, out of firstciasß selected ewes. Also, The whole of his valuable Stud, including WETSALL (well known race mare), and her produce. LEOTARD, the entire horse. Several first-class brood mares and their produce, by The Peer, Camden, and Leotard. Further particulars may be learned by application to T. W. White, Esq., Oxford; 5.3 Or at the Auctioneers' offices.

SHEEP FOR SALE. •| /"'\/'\/~\ EWES, two, four, six and eight lUv/U tooth (or smaller quantities), deliverable in the Malvern district, would be kept on favorable terms until January 1866. Apply to 5-15 Aikkak k Wiwoir. FREEHOLD LAND, BUILDINGS, Ac., TO BE SOLD. MESSRS. AIKMAN A WILSON have received instructions from Mr. Alexander Wilson, who is removing into the country, to offer for sale— All that valuable half-acre of freehold land being Christchurch Town Sections 312 and 814, situate at the corner of Armagh and Durham streets, opposite the Government Buildings, together with the improvements thereon, consisting of a six-roomed cottage and large dwelling-house of 14 rooms, known as MELVILLE HOUSE, at present occupied as a first-class boardinghouse. The above property is let at a low rental of £400 per annum; is situated in the most improving and select neighbourhood in this city, and well adapted for a first-class hotel, with private residence detached, Ac. Further particulars may be learned at the offices of the Auctioneers. 6*l BUSH FOR SALE. THE right of cutting Bush on about 80 acres of land, being the western half of Section 201, at j Oxford, laid out in acre lots. | Plans can be seen at Mr. David Fisher's, Oxford ; or, at the office ofthe undersigned. 3-18 Ajxkas A Wiiso&