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Auction*. FOB SALH, VALUABLE STATION PBOPEBTIBS ALFOBD AND CLENTHILLS BTATIONS. THE UNDERSIGNED have received instructions to SELL the above VALCABLE PBOPEBTIES To be submitted to PUBLIC AUCTION, On or about THE 18th FEBBUABY, Unless previously sold by private contract ALFOBD, Consists of— 18,788 acres leasehold, under the Canterbury Waste Lands Begulations 582 acres freehold Included in the leasehold are 3750 acres, under pre-emptive right, of which 600 acres acres are under English grass. The run is divided into seven large and twelve small paddocks. The homestead has every convenience, good garden and orchard, stable for eleven horses, store, &c. Wool-shed for sixteen shearers and storage for 200 bales wool, blacksmith and carpenter's shops, large barn, men's huts, &c. Hot water wash, complete in every respect. Two sets of sheep yards. The fencing, in all about fifty-one miJee, is in perfect order. The sheep, taken as a flock, are equal to any in Canterbury, consisting principally of pure Lincoln and Leicester and half-bred, together with, about 3200 well-bred Merino ewes and wethers, in all about 9000 sheep and 1500 lambs. CLENT HILLS. Consists of— 51,180 acres leasehold, under Canterbury Waste Lands Regulations 20 acres freehold (coal) 1500 acres included in the leasehold, are held under preemptive right. This run is divided into six large and six small paddocks; about twenty-five miles fencing. The bomestead has every necessary for the working of the run, including a new nineroomed house. Woolshed for sixteen shearers, and separate store for 250 bales wool. Stable for four horses, three men's huts, &c. First-class spout wash, perfect in all respects. 18,000 Sheep and 3000 Lambs, consisting of— Lincoln and Leicester, half-bred, and pure Merino. These fine properties have been worked very satisfactorily together, but the runs could be carried on separately, every appliance being provided for that purpose. No expense has been spared to improve the flocks, by the importation of the very best sheep, both long wool and merino. Every particulars can be obtained by application to DALGETY, NICHOLS, AND CO. 1 8 794 CHABLES CLABK. BOOKS! BOOKS !! TO CLEBGYMEN, SCHOOLS, HEADS OF FAMILIEB, AND OTHEBS. MB CHABLES CLABK has been favored with instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY, FEBBUABY 2ND, At his Booms, Hereford street, Christchurcb., The LIBBABY of the Bey Matthew Baxter.iucludingWorks on Theology, Philosophy, History, Poetry, &c, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. No. 818 Catalogues may be had on application. 1464 1;29 C. T. ICK. SATUBDAY, 318T JANUABY. CENTRAL SALEROOMS. MB C. T. ICK WILL SELL BY AUCTION— QA BOXES TEA J, \ MATS SUGAB TOO BOXES PIPES Bacon, cheese, onions Potatoes, flour, and Also, Fancy goods, consisting of Work boxes, writing desks, inkstands, Plated crueta and tea services Butter coolers, lustres, vases Pomade Knives and forks, fee. Also, Complete set of shoemakers' tools 1 pair wheels Saddles, harness Furniture and sundries. 1-30 1527 Sale at 11 o'clock. 0 s CD 2 o I fiyiiis pi 1 «> 'iajrftft *?!►«•> 38 3? B-w 24> P^ ggg|H*6, Co THE FOLLOWING IB An EXTBACT FR9M A LETTEB Dated 15th May, .872, from an old inhabitant of Horningsham, near Warminster, Wilts :— " 1 must also beg to say that your Pills are an excellent Medicine for mc, and I certainly do enjoy good health, sound sleep, and a good appetite; this is owing to taking your Pills. lam 78 years old. Bemaining, Gentlemen, Yours very respectfully l L 8. To the Proprietors of NOBTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS. 1-10 4984 Berkeley, September, 1869. — Gentlemen, I feel it a duty I owe to you to express my gratitude for the great benefit 1 have derived by taking ' Norton's Camomile Pills. , I applied to your agent, Mr Bell, Berkeley, for the above-named Pills, for wind in the stomach, from which I suffered excruciating pain for a length of time, having tried nearly every remedy prescribed but without deriving any benefit at aIL After taking two bottles of your valuable pills I was quite restored to my usual state of health. Please give this publicity for the benefit of those who may be thus afflicted. I am, Sir, yours truly, Henby Allpass.— To the Proprietors of Norton's Camomile ?U*B.