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Anotioni CO. AIKMAN. .-„■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24t&'' . TIMBER! TIMBER!! TIMBER! J! BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At Yard, in Colombo street south; "H/fTE C. C. AIKMAN is instructed by Mr JxL J. B. Way to SELL, aa above, Ex Helena, from the Thames, KI~V 4~\AA FEET WHITE PINE OIMJvJiJ TIMBEB, Assorted boards and scantling. Ex Lcetiiaa. O/\ i\f\{\ FJfiET FIRST CLASS JSUA/UU KAU EI T IMBEB 7 Boards. , % Ex Esther, from Nelson, s QA AAA *EET WHITE PINE, O"«vFvFVf Boards and Scantling. 10-20 7 Sale at 2 o'clock. 2213 ~%lt R C. C. AIKMAN is instructed by IM- Messrs Geo. King and Co, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Yard, in Colombo street, ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24th, Ex Emerald, from Poverty Bay, qa AAA FEET WHITE PINE OU*UU\J TIMBER, Assorted boards and scantling. Also, QUANTITY OP BLACK PINE, V. D. L. RAILS, *c. Also, By order of Consignee, Ai\ t\f\£\ FRET V. D. L. TIMBER, 4A/.UUU' 3 x 1, 3 x », 4 x 2, 4x 3, y 8 x 3, 6 x 3, and other sizes, 10-20 Sale at 2 o'clock. 2213 W. 8U33. RANGIORA. FREEHOLD FARM AND LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25th. WBUSS has received instructions from . MrW.A.Burtto SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises, on the above date, All that excellent FARM, situate in the centre of Rangiora, and comprising 95§ acres and 30 perches, in one block, Together -with The large and comfortable Dwelling-honee, Woolshed, Yards, and other buildings thereon. 65 acres are in crop, and the balance in English grass. As a whole it is one of the most compact and comfortable homesteads in the district, and if not disposed of in one lot, it will be offered in lote as follows : — Lot I—2o 0 15) ; „ 2—15 1 32 > Crops given in. „ 3-60 0 24) As per plans to be seen at the White Hart Hotel, Christchurch, and at the office of the auctioneer. Also, immediately afterwards, The whole of the Live Stock, Farming Implements, Harness, and Effects. Full particulars in future advertisemente. Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon provided. 10-17 2051 W. BUSS, Anctioneer. SALTWATER CREEK. AND STOCK-IN-TRADE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26th. | WBUSS has received instructions from • Messrs D. and D. Cameron to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises, on the above date, On account of their determination to close np their Saltwater Creek bnsiness, The following Freehold Property:— 12 acres of rich land, together with the large general store, dwelling house, hotel, stable, and outhouses, afi in good repair; three artesian wells have been put down at different parts of the property for general convenience, and the whole is situate about two miles from the Sefton railway station. The store and hotel combined is doing a remunerative business, and, to a man of moderate means wishing to enter into a business of the kind, » a chance not to be lost right of, as the proprietors are prepared to aefl on very easy terms of payment. Also Immediately afterwards will be disposed of The whole of the Stock-in-Trade of a large GENERAL STORE, ./ Comprising— / Drapery, groceries / Oilman's stores Ironmongery, crockery / Boots and shoes ' - ■, ' In fact aU the necessaries kept in a firet-eki* store. ."*****" S at 12 o'clock to the second. ■ Luncheon at 11 o'clock. . Terns easy at sals. - , r 10-17 2052 W. BUBS, AecfaOMer. '