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Auctioofl. BIRD & BENNETT. THIS DAY. TATTERSALL'S. SATURDAY. 14th INSTANT. TWELVE O'CLOCK. HORSES, FROM TASMANIA. BIRD AND BENNETT have received ioßtructiuus from the Importers to SELL BY PUBLIC ADCIION, Without reserve, A SHIPMENT OF SUPERIOR HAIRYLEGGED, HEAVY CART MARES AND GELDINGS, Ex Waratah, from LauncestoD, Tasmania, selected expressly for this market, comprising— QO YOUNG PURE-BRED HEAVY OAt CART MARES. 0 DO. HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDINGS, All thoroughly etannch, good workers, and perfectly sound. The above horses are by tbe well-known Sires:—Lincolnshire Hero, imported from England by U. Q. Kennode, Esq.; Major, also imported by the same gentleman, at a cost of £900 ; Sir Colin, selected and imported by James Ross, Esq.; The General, Matchless, and Champion, imported Clydesdales. The auctioneers beg to remind farmers and breeders, that since the commencement of the province there has never been so favorable an dpportunity of securing such valuable mares for breeding draught stock, and should any encouragement be given to the importers other shipments will follow. Also, A MATCHLESS PAIR OF GREY ARAB BUGGY HORSES. Terms liberal—Over £50 approved bills at three months, bearing interest. BIRD fc BENNETT, 12-12 3662 ' ' ' Auctioneers. 1 ••■ - U5 ; TATTERSALL'S. ! T H I S D A V , FIRST-CLASS HACK. BIRD AND BENNETT will SELL BY AUCTION, "JUPITER," \ Bay Gelding, five years old, splendid ; weight-carrying hack, thoroughly sound, perfect in all his paces, and broken to single and double hari " ness. He was awarded first prize in the hack class at the late Show. 12-14 3733 TATTERSALL'S. T HI S D AY. tSiRD AND BENNETT WILL SELL BY AUCTION— Brown Mare, 5 years, by Traducer, a . _ perfect nack, guaranteed quiet, and sound in every respect. 12-14 3734 C. C. AIKMAN. . TUESDAY, 17TH DECEMBER, 1872. ~ TIMBER. TIMBER. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE GHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY STATION. GC. AIKMAN nas been instructed by i, the. SELL ft& above, ' THE CARGO OF THE PRINCE ALFRED, • From Auckland, .consisting of— 100,000 FEET OF. KAURI TIMBER, •;- Consisting of— r 8 x 1, 9 x 1, 9 x}! 9 x 1'i,~9 x 2, 6 x I£, i-> 6Xi 2,' 6x 3, 4x3; 12x1,12*3 15 x 1,14 xil, 20 x 1,24 x 1,2« xl, 28 x-lj and a number of other-sizes. - '■-■,; ;,• / A 150, . ;!,' ' ■" ."' feet of 6 x 1 tonguedandgrooved boards Sale at two o'clock. - Terms at sale. 12-11 Observe the hour of sale. 3621 r W. H. HARGREAVES. TO CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, AND OTHERS. WH. HARGRKAVES has received • instructions from the Consignee to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION; ATHIS BOOMS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, . " ■'-. ON WEDNESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, A SHIP.MENT of MEN'S and BOY'S Just Landed Ex Lady Jocelyn, from London, Comprising— Men's Cambridge suits Tweed and' Bedford cord troneew : ; Tweed endprinted pilot suits Boj'eLeopold suits Tweed suits Check Leojjold Suits Assorted collars and patterns The above are now on view at the Auctioneer's Rooms. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. 12-14 3724 H. E. ALPORT. FREEHOLD LAND FOR SALE IN LYTTELTON. MR. H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from Mr Frederick Alport TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Unless previously disposed of by private realty,) at an early date and place, of which due notice will be given, the following VALUABLE PROPERTY, viz.:— Part Rural Section No. 247, measuring nearly a quarter of an acre, and having frontage to a road near Brit tan terrace, Naval Point, Dampier's Bay, Lyttelton. The land is admirably adapted for a Villa Residence, being completely sheltered from sou*-westers ; commands b. splendid view of Lyttelton, Rhodes' Bay, and both sides of the-harbor to the Heads, and is easily approached" from Lyttelton by an excellent road. More ample particulars to be obtained on application at tbe offices of the auctioneer, H. E. ALPORT, Land and Estate Agent, Hereford street, JH3 Chiletoburoh.