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Press, Volume XXII, Issue 2645, 28 January 1874, Page 4

Auctions. _^ B. WALTON & CO. THIS DAY, SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD. WITHOUT RESERVE. MESSRS R. WALTON AND CO, have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At their Booms, in Hereford street, Christchurch, On WEDNESDAY, 28th JANUARY NEXT, At Two o'Clock, All that parcel of LAND situate at Rangiora aforesaid, containing, by admeasurement, 2 roods or thereabouts, being part of the rural section No. 386 on the map of the Chief Surveyor, Betting out and describing the rural lands at Rangiora aforesaid, which said parcel of land commences at a point on the northern boundary of the said section one chain and nineteen links, from the north-eastern corner thereof, running thence westerly along the said northern boundary one chain, and extending back therefrom southerly in a rectangular block five chains, npon which is erected a Six-Roomed Doublestoried HOUSE. Well fenced, with garden and excellent well, kitchen range, &c, &c. It is well situated on the Oxford and Woodend Road, at Rangiora. 1 20 Terms at sale. 1521 J. FORD & CO. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At Messrs Miles and Oo.'s Wool Sale Rooms, Hereford street, Christchurch, On THURSDAY, the 29th JANUARY, At 2.30 p.m. MEBSRS J. T. FORD AND CO. will submit to Public Competition THE DOUBLE HILL STATION, Comprising Runs— 446, 291, 632, 640, 631, 272, 428, 435, 436, 437, 460, 459, 352, held under Depasturing Licenses, and containing about 98,500 ACRES OP FIRST-CLASS SHEEP COUNTRY, Together with 30,000 SHEEP AND LAMBS. The Improvements consist of— Six-roomed Cottage, Men's House, Shearers' Hut, Woolahed, Stockyard, Sheep yards, about 23 miles of fencing, 200 acres laid down in grass. Terms liberal. For further particulars, Apply to MILES AND CO., 1 13 948 Chrißtchurcb. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT, FOR THE SALE AND LETTING OP MR W. MARCUOKT'S LEICESTER AND LINCOLN RAMS. TO BREEDERS OF LONG-WOOLLED SHEEP. MESBRB J. T. FORD & CO. are instructed by Mr Marcroft to submit to AUCTION, at STANDARD FARM, On or about TUESDAY, THE 24th FEBRUARY, The whole of his SUPERIOR LINCOLN AND LEICESTER RAMS. Mr Marcroft has bestowed much care and outlay in bringing his flock to the highest state of usefulness and perfection, and the Auctioneers have every confidence in inviting the attention of the public. J. T. FORD & CO. January 23rd, 1874. 1302 1-24 C. T: ICK. ~ THIB DAY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28th. MR C. T. ICK WILL SELL BY AUCTION— 104 boxes pipes, each 3 gross 40 mats sugar 20 boxes tea Bacon, cheese, potatoes Onions, matches, &c. Also, FANCY GOODS, Consisting of— Cruet stands, leather bags Butter coolers Plated tea and coffee services Knives and forks Work boxes Writing desks Valentines Lustres, vaßes, albums, &c. Also, Furniture, matting, carpets' Harness and saddles 1-28 Sale at 12 o'clock. 1436 C. A. RICH. AUCTION SALE. LYTTELTON BOATING CLUB* MR C. A. RICH has received instructions from the Committee appointed to wind up the affairs of the above Club, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY, the sth FEBRUARY, At the Stores of Messrs P. Cunningham and Co., THE BOAT., SHEDS, &C, Belonging to the Lyttelton Boatiog Clnb, consisting of — Pair-oared Outrigger Boat; length feet, built by Biffen and Son. Four-oared Outrigger Boat; length feet, built by J. and S. Salter. The above boats are just arrived from London perSoukar; are not ytt unpacked, and are fitted with the latest improvements. Four-oared Outrigger Waterlily ; length, feet. Winner of the Interprovincial Race of 1872. Four-oared string-test Gig Harebell. Four-oared string-test Gig Snowdrop. The whole of the above boats are in good order, and will be sold with oars complete. Also, At the same time— THE BOAT SHED AND BOATWAYS, As they now stand on the _ea-beach. MR RICH has also been instructed by the owners to offer immediately after the sale of the above, the cutter-rigged Yacht ANNIE OGLE, 15 TONS, Winner of tbe Champion Cup for several years. Sale to commence at 4 p.m. 1-23 Terms at sale, 1270