AratUm J. T. FOBD ft CO. MESSBS J. T. FOBD & CO. have received ' instructions to SELL B V k PBIVATB TREATY, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD, WITH , LEASEHOLD BUN, IMPROVEMENTS, SHEEP, &c. n ___ The FBEEHOLD Comprises, 8600 acees 8600 Partly fenced and improved. ' 48,000 aotbs 48,000 LEASEHOLD BUN, '* Fenced and sub-divided. 1 27,000 SS? 27,000 \ WITH I STATION HORSES AND ALL '• NECESSARY PLANT. The Freehold is in a compact block, formed of slightly undulating country, intersected with creeks ; the land is all ploughable, and well adapted to the growth of » GBAIN AND EOOT CEOPS, ie Or for laving down with English grasses. Several paddocks are in cultivation, and a portion already hud down. i, In connection with the Leasehold, the Freein hold could be improved, and made to carry je together at least 40,000 sheep. The Buildings are in good repair, and comprise comfortable Dwelling House, Men's Honses, Woolshed, Stable, and other outbuildings. The Plant, Horses, &c, are all that is necessary for carrying on the Station. The Flock, all Merinos, have been regularly culled, and rex present a well-bred lot of young sheep. or For particulars apply to J. T. FOBD & CO., g_ 1-9 6684 Hereford street, Christchurch. 9r J. Q. HAWKEB. w THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, JANUABY Iβ. ill at FUBNITUBE AND EFFECTS. > ; ie T|JB J. G. HAWKE3 ivill SELL BY it JJ± PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Booms, Hereford street, se A Large Quantity of FUBNirUBS, removed le for the convenience of sale : al SITTING BOOM—Dining-Toom suite in >d mahogany and hair, drawing-room suite al in striped rep, settee in green velvet, Kidder, Brussels, and tapestry carpets, it couches in hair, leather, and ere ton, easy ie chair in creton, fenders and irons, 2 walnut ie escritoires, framed engravings and oleore graphs, per glass in gilt frame, 3ft 3in by -r 4ft, dining and other tables, chairs, &c, &c. to 4 dozen spindle-backed chairs, pedestal offices- table, do. washstand. it BEDEOOMS—DoabIe and single iron bedsteads, spring, flock, and flax mattrasses i- feather pillows, blankets, washstands and »• ware, towel horses, cot, stretchers, dressr- ing tables and looking-glasses, night como . modes, hip baths and water cans, Ac, &c. KITCHEN, &c.—Firet-clase American cook; id stove, portable boiler, cooking utensils, chairs, tables, crockery, cutlery, i- glass and electro-plate ware, meat safe, r e garden tools, wa?htubs, &c, &c. it 1 Singer's medium tailor's sewing machine i<? Store cnpbo'ird, 6x6. II 7 pianos and 3 harmoniums, tt. Table and hou«e linen. 9, Well-bred game fowls. ■o -Sale at 12 o'clock. 7658 9, ' 7 SELIG ft ATKINSON.THIS DAY. 0 wednesdayTjanuaby 16. MESSRS SELIG & ATKINSON have received instructions from Mr H. Oakey, - tobacconist, to r SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 1 > On the premises, Cashel street (next to Messrs J. Ballantyne and Co.'s), In consequence of the expiration of his lease, THE STOCK-IN TRADE, Comprising— , Tobacco, pipes, cigar*, fancy goods >, 1 LARGE TOBACCO-CUTTING MACHINE Glass cases, counters, gasfittings, fixtures Ac, &c, &c. 1-16 Terms at sale.—Sale at 12 noon. 7018 0. 0. AIKMAN. TUESDAY, JAN. 22nd. ' FBEEHOLD LAND FOB SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. k In the Salerooms, Cashel street. MB C. C. AIKMAN, instructed by Mrßobt. Wilkin, WILL SELL, As above, A VALUABLE FABM OF 130 ACB E S 130 Situate at Kaiapoi, Part of Messrs Bhodes and Wilkin's land. For particulars, apply to MILKS, HASBAL & CO., HOBE-cT WILKIN; or 1-12 6814 The AUCTIONEEB. TUESDAY, JAN. 22k». FBEEHOLD LANd[ FEEBY EOAD. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. In the Salerooms, Cashel street. MB C. 0. AIKMAN, instructed by Mr Bobt. Wilkin, WILL SELL, As above, 31 SECTIONS LAND 31 On the Ferry road, belonging to Captain Sproul. Plan may be seen and information obtained at the offices of BOBKBT WILKIN, 1-12 6815 And the AUCTIONEEB. TUESDAY, JAN. 22kd. FBEEHOLD LAND IN LYTTELTON. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. In the Salerooms, Cashel street. MB C. C. AIKMAN, instrnctcd by Mr B. WJkin, I WILL SELL, As above, Those valuable SECTIONS at the corner of ] Canterbury and Fxettr streets, belonging to Captain Sproul, Comprising— 1 Town sectioneNos. 129,130,131, and 132. A plan of the property may be seen, and farther information obtained by applying to < CAPTAIN SPBOtJL, ] BOBEKT WILKIN; or T 1-12 6816 The AUCTIONEER. TUESDAY, JAN. 22m>. FBEEHOLD PROPERTY FOB SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In the Salerooms, Cashel street. MB C. C. AIKMAN is instructed to SELL as Hboye, J New 2-storied HOFSE, seven rooms, plas- -■ tered and well finished throughout, good range and grates, with one-eighth of an acre of ground : artesian weil and out- * buildings, utnate in St. street, abont two minutes' walk from Bank of New Zealand. Also, Two splendid VILLA SITES, containing three quarters of an acre tach freehold land, at Avonside. 1-12 gale at 2 o'clock. 6817 FOB S *LE, ~\TWcLT Superior Walnut Albert M t Cramer; Very Superior Bosewood HARMONIUM, 10 stops, by Cramer, just larded by Rftkaia, from London '-Tfi-fK C. r . AT^M , T '1
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Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 3895, 16 January 1878, Page 4
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