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J, & Bennett. TO BE SOLD, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1867, THE PROVINCIAL BREWERY. JH. BENNETT has received instructions c to sell as above, on the premises— The plant and goodwill of lease of that well-known concern called the Provincial Brewery, Windmill road, iv perfect working order, Together with A quantity of hogsheads, kegs, sundries, &o. Also, A parcel of malt. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. N.B.—lf not sold in a whole, will be subdivided. J. H. Bbnnbtt, Auctioneer. Christchurch, March 29, 1867. 8-30 IMPORTANT SALE. TO SHEEP AND CATTLE DEALERS, BUTCHERS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1867, AX THB RESIDENCE OP G. A. E. ROSS, Esq., STONYCROFT, RICCARTON, Without any Reserve. JH. BENNETT has been favored with • instructions from G. A. E. Ross, Esq., to sell as above, the undermentioned, viz. : — SHEEP. 800 ewes, mixed ages up to full mouth 300 ewes, 2-tooth 250 wethers, 2-tooth 250 ewe lambs, half-bred Leicester 250 wether lambs, half-bred Leicester All the above sheep are in first-class condition, sound and healthy, and a large portion of them fat. CATTLE. 30 Head Dairy Stock, consisting of— EIGHT MAGNIFICENT MILCH COWS, And the remainder PAIL-FED HEIFERS AND STEERS, Also, SEVERAL BAGS OF PRAIRIE GRASS SEED. N.B.—This grass is coming into high favor in the dry countries of Australia. The following extract is in reference to the Experimental Farm of the Agricultural Society, Melbourne. The " Australasian," of March 9, says :—" The Queen of all the grasses is undeniably the prairie. We are very glad to find that the demand for it, judging from the orders received by the seedsmen, is spreading, for it is literally invaluable. At the time when all other grasses fail, summer or winter alike, it is always forthcoming." And immediately after the above sale of Stock, &o.— 2000 acres or thereabouts of magnificent cattle or sheep country, situated in the Forks of the River Selwyn, together with the homestead, wash pen, and pre-emptive right, will be submitted in one lot. After which, The other pre-emptive rights, ALL OF WHICH HAVE WATER FRONTAGE, will be submitted separately. Plans, with full particulars, &c, will be shown at the time of sale. Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon provided. J. H. Bennett, Auctioneer. N.B. —A conveyance will leave Christchurch in time for this important sale. 3-30 CATTLE! CATTLE !! CATTLE ! !! BIOOAETON YARDS; BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1867, TIT I X E D OATTL E, FAT AND STORE SHEEP, &c, &c. Sale at 1 o'clock. J. H. Bennett, Auctioneer. Christchurch, March 29, 1867. 3-30 Properties. TO GROCERS, &c. TO BE LET, For a Term of Years, ALL THAT WELL KNOWN SHOP j AND DWELLING-HOUSE AND PREMISES situate at the corner of Tuam street and Montreal street, together with the old-established (1853) Family and General Grocery Business, successfully carried on by the proprietor, Mr Herbert Lowther, who proposes returning to England. To any person having a moderate capital this offers a rare opportunity for securing a remunerative and respectable business. Terms very liberal. Apply to ___ . _ rr Oxuvna & Co. F.bruiryao, 1867. 2-27