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Press, Volume XIV, Issue 1828, 20 February 1869, Page 3

New Advertisements. NOTICE. rpHE ILLUSTRATED PEESS SUMMARY FOR EUROPE, IS NOW READY. Containing the whole of the NEWS OF THE MONTH. Also, A VIEW OF THE LANDING OF HIS EXCELLENCY AT LTTTELTON (Drawn by Mr Cousins) Will he issued as a Supplement. TO CAPITALISTS, SHEEP FARMERS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. RUN No. 116, SOUTH BANK, RAKAIA. FOR SALE. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. r\ W. TURNER has been instructed by • the mortgagee to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, At 12 o'clock, RUN No 116, eituated on the South Bank of the Rakaia, containing 20,000 acres of magnificent sheep country, of which 1250 acree are freehold. The run is known to be one of the beet in the province, and can be very economically worked, being completely fenced, and also subdivided by wire fencing. The improvements are all good, consisting of an excellent dwelling-house, good woolshed, outbuildings, sheepyards, and other requisites for the proper working of the station. With the Station will be sold 10,000 firet-class cheep, of mixed ages and sexes. The Sale will take place at Messrs MILES & COS WOOL SALEROOMS, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, At 12 o'clook. For terms, which will be liberal, and further information, apply to C. W. TURNER, Lichfield street; Or, GEORGE GOULD, Cookham House. Christchurch, Feb. 9,1869. 2-10 TO SHEEP FARMERS & OTHERS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, AT MESSRS. MILES & CO/S WOOL SALEROOMS, HEREFORD STREET. GW; TURNER has been instructed to • OFFER to PUBLIC COMPETITION OK TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, At 12 o'clook, RUN So. 237 or [26,600 ACRES, WITH 12,000 SHEEP. The above property in very well known ac THE GRAY'S HILL STATION, And is one of the best in the district, having been an early (selection. Ite carrying qualities are excellent, and the increase has ■invariably- been good. It has never beep affected by the snow. The improvementa consist of—House, Woolehed, Yards, 1000 acre jPaddock, and thirteen miles of wire fencing. With the Station will be sold 12,000 first-class SHEEP, of mixed ages and sexes. Also, RUNS Noa. 290 and 683, Containing about 23,000 acres of good cheep country, together with 6500 SHEEP of mixed ages and sexes. These rune are situated near Burke'e Pass, within an easy distance of Timaru, are well bounded, and therefore easily worked. The improvements consist of dwelling-house, woolehed, yards, and other conveniences for the economical working of the station. TERMS WILL BE LIBERAL. For particulars apply to C. W. TURNER, Hereford street. Or, GEORGE GOULD, Cookham-houae. Christchurch, 9th Feb., 1869. 2-11 TO FAMILIES RETURNING TO ENGLAND. A RESPECTABLE married WOMAN, (used to children) wishing to proceed home, would give her SERVICES to ATTEND on a FAMILY during the voyage as an equivalent for her passage; or would engage aa stewardess* XTaeioeptional references can be gives. Address, M; ! B., office of this paper.: Chrietohuroh j or care of Mr Qm t " Prese " office, Lytteltoa;