Auctions. J. T. FORD A CO. MESSRS J. T. FORD A CO. have received instructions from G. F. LoveeßOTS, Hsq., ■ TO OFFER FOB POSITIVE SALE, On or about the 30th day of MAY, next, THAT MAGNIFICENT FABM Immediately adjoining the flourishing TOWNSHIP OF LEESTON, And comprising /}T|/\ ACRES, or thereabouts, of firstOvfvF class agricultural and grazing land. The above ranks as one of the best farms in the Leeston district, and, having been for some I years farmed by Mr R. Gillett, is now in a high state of cultivation. The buildings are convenient and in good repair, and the fences have been well kept. The whole property is splendidly watered and the soil well adapted for either grain growing or grazing. From its close proximity to Leeston it cannot fail tolrapidly increase in value. Full particulars as to present condition and term? of payment will appear in a future advertisement. J.T. FORD & CO., Auctioneers, Hereford street, Chriatchurch, 4-26 1230 And Strathallan street, Timaru. C. T. ICK. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 26th, AT THK Central Sale Booms. MR C. T. ICK will SELL BY AUCTION, pr: rv bags chick whfat CASES HOBART TOWN APPLES, O" in capital order, comprising every variety—Pearmain, New Town pippins, Blenheim Oranges, Nonpariel, Crows Eggß, Ac. Also, A QUANTITY OF GROCERIES, Consisting of Raisins, currante, liquorice, soap, paper hags, Ac. Also, A Large Lot of _ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ac, &c. 4-16 Sale at 11.30 sharp. 1213 DALLAS A CO. THI S_ ID -A. Y. SATURDAY, 26th APRIL. SALE OF FURNITURE, BOOTS, TOBACCO, Ac. DALLAS A CO. have received instructions TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Rooms, Colombo street, THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 26th APRIL, At 11 o'clock, Colonial couches, round and oval tables, hairseat couch, gilt and walnut-frame chimney glasses, walnut whatnot, eight-day gilt timepiece under shade, lustres, chests of drawers, washstands and dressing-tables, bedsteads, palliasses, mattraases, night commode, chairs, tables, china, cutlery, &c , &c. , . ,- Also, men's tweed suits, trousers and Tests, tweed coats, Crimean shirts, underclothing, men's, women's, and children's boots, and 2llb. tobacco. 4-26 1184 Sale at 11 o'clock. BENN & CO. AMBERLEY. MONDAY, APRIL 28th. MESSRS BENN A CO. will SELL on the above date, 3000 sheep 3000 0.0 HEAD CATTLE. OO .... 1000 BUSHELS OATS. ±000 IMPLEMENTS, Ao. Also, By order of Mr Sims, who has completed -the Greta Bridge. TEAM of Nine Good BULLOCKS; bows yokes, and chains. -g BOLLOCK DRAY -| TIMBER WAGGON •_ DOUBLE-PURCHASE CRAB WINCH TOLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS and Anvil BLOCKS, Chains, Ropes, and Contractor's Plant -| BAY GELDING O ADDLE AND BRIDLE. Sale at Noon. BENN & CO. SPECIAL ENTRY. On Account of A. Broadfoot, Esq. J|/V TWO-TOOTH LINCOLN RAMS. 4-22 969 BENN A CO. R. WILKIN A CO. AMERICAN BOOTS. THE Undersigned are instructed to offer BT-AUCnON,-. ON TUESDAY, 6th MAY. At the New Zealand Wool Stores, Hereford Street, Christchurch, '..".' At 12 Noon. •_ Q CASES AMERICAN BOOTS, each JLO containing 36 pairs 3 cases Ladies, 3 to 7 _„ Maids, 1 and 2,11 and 1 6 „ Childs, 7to 10 1 „ Tip, Sand 6. Now on show. ' >26 1150 ROBERT WILKIN & CO. AM: ERIC AN ORGANS, 4 to 11 Stops. FT'HE undersigned have been insteucted OFFER BY AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, thb 6th MAY,' : At the New Zealand Wool Stores, Hereford street, Chrißtchurch, At Twelve noon, Jiif AMERICAN ORGANS, By Wilcox and White. ! This is the most complete shipment of Organs ever made to the Colonies, and the Auctioneers having had them tried by some of the besti pre fessionals in Christchurch, can, confideritly recommend the tone and quality as very superior, and their instructions are - TO SELL. 4-26 1218 ROBERT WILKIN & CO.. AMERICAN FURNITURE. EX J. A. BORLAND. ROBERT WTLRTN A CO. have been instructed to OFFER BY AUCTION, ON • TUESDAY, THE 6th OF MAY,. At the New Zealand Wool Stores, Hereford .- street, - At twelve noon, -JQK CASES OF AMERICAN -|QK H r\f\ CASES OF ASSORTED -fl fb£\ JLUi/ FURNITURE MAM* Consisting of Perambulators Revolving tilting chairs Folding chairs Invalid chairs Occasional tables Occasional tables, with marble tops Hall tables Hall hatsta-ds BoekstandWhatnots Extension dining tables Maple couches Folding bedsteads Garden seats Cases cabinet ware Barometer clocks Thermometer. churna American brooms . Register stoves, 38 k 40 inch. 2 American windmills Fireproof safe (combination lock) A large assortment of electro-plated goodGerman student lamps. . Now unpacking, and on view at the Stores of ROBERT WILKIN A CO., 4-26 1182 ,~. } Christchnrch. BAMS. BAMS. BAMS. ROBT, WILKIKJ & CO. hare FOE SALE-— MERINO BAMS, 2-tooth and npwarus LTNCOLNB ROMNEYS BORDER LEICESTERS ENGLISH LEICESTERS Apply, to . *-<_ ■. ROBT. WILKIN A CO., • *«s__s . Herated street.
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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4287, 26 April 1879, Page 4
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