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Press, Volume XXII, Issue 2704, 8 April 1874, Page 4

-.:' -. Amotions. ■ C.C. AIKMAN. THURSDAY, 9th APRIL, 1874. CORNSACKS, TWINET OPOSSUM RUGS, &c. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. In the Sale Rooms, Cashel street. CC. AIKMAN is instructed to SELL as • above— 12 bales cornsacks, each 300, full weight 5 do twine 19 opossum rugs Sale at 2 o'clock. 4-6 Terms at sale. C. T. ICK. THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. CENTRAL SALEROOMS. MR. O. T. ICK WILL SELL BY AUCTION— Bacon, cheese, flour, potatoes, onions, tea, kc. Also, Fancy goods, Furniture, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. 4-8 3840 ____________ H. BENNETTS k CO. OLEABING BALE OF LIVE STOCK AND GENEBAL FABMING PLANT, AT SILVER-BURN FARM, MOULD'S ROAD, SPRINGSTON. THURSDAY, APRIL 23. H BENNETTS & CO. have received • instructions from MB. A. MC LACHLAN to SELL BY AUCTION (on account of his having disposed of the Farm), the WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, VIZ.: HOBSES. A DRAUGHT MARES -I GELDING ■J FLLLY, rising 3 yrs ICOLT, rising 2 do, very suitable for farm work. CATTLE. | X SPLENDID DAIRY COWS, in fuU lO profit and springing KA HEAD OF FAT CATTLE Or HEAD OF STORE STEERB AND OU HEIFERB, from one year old and upwards. PIGS. <y-i FAT PIGS, prime quality. IMPLEMENTS. 1 Samuelson's reaping machine (self delivery 1 new dray, with frame 1 large tip dray 1 tip cart . 1 trap and harness 1 roller, leading and shaft harness, com* plete 2 pairs harrows 1 chaff cutter A complete set of cheese-making utensils —viz., cheese presses, double and single, curd crusher, vats, kc, and a lot of sundries too numerous to mention,, Sale at 12 o'Clock. 4-1 Luncheon provided at 11 a.m. 3613 Wm. STAVEBT k Op. IMP O BTAN T SALE OF VALUABLE STATION PROPERTY, SHEEP, HOBSES, DBAYB, BOILINGDOWN PLANT, _0., kc, _o. WM. STAVEBT AND CO. have received instructions from Mr P. B. M'Rae, and the Executors of the late Nehemiah M'Rae, to SELL BY PUBLIO AUCTION, At their Rooms, Trafalgar street, Nelson, On THURSDAY, the 16th of APRIL, 1874, At Noon, Thefollowing valuable PROPERTIES.viz.: LOT 1. The CAMDEN BUN, in the District of Awatere and Province of Marlborough, consisting of— 6511 Acres 3 Roods 28 Perches Freehold 20,350 Acres Leasehold With 12,C00;sheep, principally young 4 cart horses 1 dray Tbe improvements on this run consist of a house and sheep yards. The leasehold land is held under the Waste Lands Regulations of the Province of Marlborough. The rental is £60 per annum. The lease has eleven years to run, and can be renewed. Lot 2. RING CREEK RUN, in the district of Awatere and Province of Marlborough, consisting of— 9530 acres, leasehold With 4000 sheep 4 cart horses 1 dray This station adjoins Blanch station and the Shearing Reserve. The Lease is held nnder the same conditions as Camden, has eleven years to run, and can be renewed. The rental is £40 per annum. LOT 3, : A BOILING-DOWN PLANT on the Blarich Estate, to be sold, to.be removed. The plant ia in", first-rate order, and is capable of boiling down 5000 sheep per day, Lot 4. Six Acres of valuable BUILDING LAND on the Maxwell road, and within one mile of the town of Blenheim. Lot 6. Half-acre of LAND on the Maxwell road, with eight-stalled stable and hayroom thereon. This is close to Blenheim, and an excellent building site. 3000 sheep, surplus stock 27 horses, mixed lot 1 wool waggon 3 rifles Mower Chaff cutter Horse rake Hydraulic press Buggy and double set of harness 26 tons of bay Ploughs, harrows, rollers, riding and pack saddles, bridles, harness, guns, lead pump used at dip, and a quantity- of other articles. Full particulars as to above will be given by Messrs Adams & Pitt, Solicitors, Nelson; Mr P. R. MoR%X, of Blarich, (who will point out the Runs and Stock to intending purchasers); and WM, STAVEBT 4 CO., 3.4 23 8 Auctfoaeexs, Nelwa,