Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Press, Volume XI, Issue 1411, 17 May 1867, Page 1

New Advertisements. IMPORTANT SALE OP FRUIT AND FOREST TREES. MESSRS. OLLIVIER & CO. have received instructions from Mr C. W. S. Purdie to sell by public auction, at their Salerooms, High street, on FRIDAY, MAY 17, FROM 5000 TO 10,000 CHOICE PLANTS, SHRUBS, AND EVERGREENS, Viz. :— Large specimen plants of the following varieties, from two feet to seven feet high — Laurels, laurustinus, cypresses, lilacs, roses, rhododendrons, arbutus, sweet bay, Portugal laurels, pyrus japonicae, arcuba japonica, arbor-vitse, English box, hollies (English varieties), cupresses, cedars, pinuses, spruce and Scotch firs, &c, &c. FOREST TREES. Ash, oak, elm, sycamore, birch, lime, mountain ash, and weeping ash. Also, A variety of fruit trees (from two to four years old), and other trees too numerous to mention. Terms at sale. Sale at noon. 5-15 WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1867. MESSRS. OLLIVIER & CO. have received instructions from Mr Joseph Fuchs, who is giving up business in town, and about to reside on his Farm, to sell by public auction on the Premises, on Wednesday, May 22,1867, The lease of all those first-class premises know as the Wellington Hotel, with a frontage of fifty feet on Tuam street, having an unexpired term of 18 years to run, at a rental of £50 per annum. THE HOTEL Contains on the ground-floor bar, two bar - parlors, office, dining - room, kitchen, large bed-room, and two small bed-rooms ; upstairs, ten firstclass bed-rooms. THE OUTBUILDINGS Consist of wash-house, skittle alley, fivestalled stable, coalhouse, &c.; there are also four good two-roomed cottages on the premises, let to respectable tenants. The buildings are in substantial repair, and most conveniently arranged for the business of a first-class hotel; there is a good artesian well on the property, with pipes conveying the water through the house. Also, The household furniture, the etock-in* tiade, &0., &c. Full particulars in future advertisement. Terms easy. Sale at noon. The lease will be offered at 1 o'clock punctually. 5-15 NO RESERVE. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c, ISLEWORTH FARM, HASEWOOD ROAD, ON MONDAY, MAY 27, 1867. VjESSRS. H. MAT3ON & CO. have ItJL received instructions from Mr Edward Sheppard to sell at his Farm, Harewood road, by public auction, on the above date, without reserve, The whole of his Live and Dead Farming Stock, consisting of — LIVE STOCK. 30 head of cattle, comprising some of the best milch cows in the province, and now in full profit Heifers, springing to calve Two-year-old steers, and Young stock 1 heavy draught mare, four years old, warranted staunch in all kinds of harness 25 pigs, fat and store DEAD STOCK. 2 stacks of oaten hay 1 stack of meadow hay Ploughs, by Keetly Harrows Chaff-cutter Corn-crusher Tip-carts Cart harness, leading and plough harness Grindstones Dairy utensils And Sundry articles too numerous to particularise Terms—£so and under, cash; above £50, on approved endorsed acceptances at three months , date. Sale at 12 sharp. Luncheon provided. The Auctioneers call particular attention to the above cattle, as the milch cows are universally acknowledged to be some of the best in the proyince, and several are from Mr D. Lewis's herd. Conveyances will leave the offices of the Auctioneers in time for sale. H. Matson & Co, 5-17 Auctioneers. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS having any Claim or Demand against the Estate of Joseph Beswick, of Kaiapoi, are requested to send the full particulars thereof to us, the undersigned, forthwith. Dated this 14th day of May, 1867. MaCTABT.AX & NOTXIDGB, Solicitors, 5-15 Cathedral square, Chrietchurch.