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New Advertisements. ME. CHARLES CLARK, AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGENT, BEGS to inform the public that he has succeeded to the business hitherto carried on by ! MESSRS. LUCK & CO., And has removed to the offices at the corner > of Colombo and Gloucester streets, Christchurch. 4-13 aOVERNMENT LAND FOB THREE POUNDS PER ACRE, In Seven Years. Terms:—A small Deposit, and balance at end of fire or seven years, as may be agreed upon, bearing interest. Apply to 4-13 CHABLBS Clabx. TO BE SOLD, A CAPITAL LEABEHOLD, in Cashel street, with large fire-proof strongroom, &c, &c, formerly in the occupation of the Bank of New Zealand. Apply to No. 84 4-13 Chablss Clack. QITES FOR VILLA RESIDENCES, on ► the River Heathcote, and close to Wilson's bridge, in block of three aores and upwards ; can be purchased at the low rate of £50 per acre. Terms of Payment—One-third in cash, and the balance with interest in six and twelve months. For plan, apply to No. 7 4-13 Chables Ciabk. I ■ ASHLEY DISTRICT. f-rv ACRES OP SPLENDID LAND, 'OU being Rural Section No. 4092, on the Mount Grey road, selected in 1861 by Mr Rose, surveyor. Price only £6 per acre. Apply to No 73 4-13 Chables Clabk. i H. Matson & Co. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BRED SHEEP, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OK WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, At 12 o'Clock. MESSRS. H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions to sell by public auction, on the above date, at TATTERSAL L'S, (Late Barnard's Repository,) [ The following VALUABLE PURE-BRED STOCK :— '> RAMS. , 2 six-tooth Lincoln rams ' Bred by Dr. Brown, South Australia ' 6 two-tooth Cotewold rams Bred by John Brown and Co., Tea-tree creek, Victoria. (Prize takers.) s 3 six-tooth Cotewold rams Bred by John Brown and Co., Tea-tree creek, Victoria. (Prize takers.) 15 two-tooth Leicester rams Bred by Messrs James and Thomas, of Victoria 14 Leicester ram lambs, out of Field's ewes, by imported rams 13 Leicester rams , 35 two and four-tooth Romney Marsh rams Bred by A. Ludlam, Esq., of Wellington 25 two, four, and six-tooth Southdown I rams Bred by Sir Richard Dry, of Hagley, Tasmania. EWE 3. 66 Leicester Ewes, consisting of — 46 two-tooth pure-bred Leicester ewes 20 four and six-tooth pure-bred Leicester ewes Bred by Wm. Field, Esq., of Tasmania, . who is acknowledged to be the best breeder of long-woolled sheep in the colonies 30 Leicester Ewes, consisting of — 15 two-tooth pure-bred Leicester ewes 15 four and six-tooth pure-bred Leicester ewes Bred by Messrs James and Thomas, Victoria 5 imported Cotswold ewes 50 seven-eighths bred Cotswold ewes 20 ewe lambs, out of the above, by Mr D. Lewis's Cotswold rams. We beg to draw the special attention of breeders to this important sale of pure-bred sheep, as they comprise some of the best blood at present in the colonies, and we have received positive instructions to realise at once to close consignments. We would call attention to the Leicesters above enumerated, several of which are prize takers. All further information can be obtained at our office, where prize tickets and samplee of wool can be seen. H. Matson & Co., 4-8 Auctioneers; FOUND, on the 15th, a POCKET-BOOK, containing a money order and papers. The owner can have the same by applying to Mr E. Coxecead, Cambridge terrace east. 4-17