New Advertisemeats. AUCTION NOTICE. fl C. AIKMAN WILL HOLD A SALE OF LIVE STOCK EVERY SATURDAY IN THE WHITE HART YARDS, A_n> EVERY WEDNESDAY IN THE CARLTON YARDS. Entries can be made daily at his Sale Rooms, Cashel street, or at the Yards on the morning of sale. 9-1 C. C. AIKMAN'S OBDEB OB A UCTION SALES FOR THIS WEEK. THURSDAY, September 24—In the New Sale Rooms — Furniture and Effects. FRIDAY, September 25— SATURDAY, September 26—In the White Hart Yards—Live Stock. 9-19
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, THE TANANDALE STATION. MESSRS. G. D. LOCKHART & Co. have received instructions to SELL privately the above-named desirable SHEEP AND CATTLE STATION. Immediate delivery guaranteed. The reserved price is excedingly low. The SHEEP, 5000 in number, of mixed ages and sexes, will be delivered with the fleece on. The improvements are extensive and substantial. The RUN consists of 80,000 acres leasehold, and 1100 acres freehold. The fattening qualities of the Run are unexceptionable, and likewise command the West Coast and Nelson markets. 9-22 G. D. LOCKHABT & Co. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1868. SALE OF CATTLE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FREEHOLD PROPERTY, &c., AT MR A. TODD'S, Halswell, Lower Lincoln Road. E MITCHELL & CO. have received • instructions from Mr Todd, who is leaving the province, to SELL, WITHOUT RESERVE, The following PROPERTIES and STOCK : 13 head first-class dairy cattle Pigs and poultry Household furniture and dairy utensils Also, j The equity of redemption of about 3i acres land, with a capital cottage and other buildings thereon Four acres of freehold land, adjoining the above, fenced and planted.
The above properties are fronting on the main road, and the quality of the land is very superior. Parties io the neighborhood wishing to enter Cattle for the above sale can do so on payment of one shilling per head entrance fee. E. Mitchell & Co., 9-22 Auctioneers. AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. rpHE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND AT THB WHITE HART YARDS EVERY SATURDAY, AND THB CARLTON YARDS EVERY WEDNESDAY, 808 THB DISPOSAL OF LIVE STOCK, ETC. E. Mitchell & Co., Stock Auctioneers. Entries received at their Offices, Hereford street, or at the Yards on the morning of sale. 9 " 5
mOWN HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. THE MISSES TAYLORS' CONCERT. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. VOCAHBIB :— Miss Ada Sinclair Taylor Miss Lavinia Taylor Mr H. Thompson Mr D. Dunlop Messrs McCarddl, Foley, Rutland, and Lee. Concertina—Miss L. Taylor. Pianist —Mr Zinckgraf. Doors open half-past seven ; commence at eight. Reserved seats, 4s ; unreserved, 2s. Tickets ! may be obtained of Mrs Pope, Fancy Repository ; Mr Farr, Colombo street; Mr Inwood, Cashel street; Mr Stevens, High street; and of the Misses Taylor, Colombo street south, two doors within South Belt. 9.34 NOTICE. THE PARTY who LEFT a BAY GELDING, branded X Z under "rial*™' *• Railway Station Paddocks on the ««»»*,« 14th December. 1867, will please <*£*** for Paddocking within t™*™ 6 ***™ date, or he will be sold.at auction to defray expenses, by Wilson and Alport. Christohurch R_flway Station *U*fe September 84,1868. 9*84
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Press, Volume XIII, Issue 1730, 24 September 1868, Page 1
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