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Auctions. J. T. FORD * CO. Saturday, June 12th, 1880. HOKSE SALE. HOESE SALE.' Tl/TSSSBS J. T. FORD & CO. WILL HOLD THEIR USUAL SALE OF DBATOHT HOBSES, "WEIGHT-CAHBYING HACKS, VEHICLES, &c, ON Saturday, June 12th, 1880. SALE AT 11 A.M. J. T. FORD & CO., Auctioneers. 6-11 607 , W. MABDON. ' THIS PAY. THE ADJOURNED SALE of Mr Parsons' furniture, horse and cart, and general pro P ertyand^ec L ts TAE:BpLAcB On the Premises, Weet Oxford, ON FRIDAY, 11th JUNE, At 12 o'clock sharp. Remember, no reserve, as the family sails for the North Island,on the following day. W. MARDON, Auctioneer. N.B.—Extra entries taken up to hour of sale. 6-8 496 ABSOLUTE AND UNRESJiiRVED SALE. BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS In the ESTATE OF THE LATE MBS TOMLINSON. MR WILLIAM MARDON, favored with instructions as above, will SELL On the Premises, East Oxford, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 15th, All that VALUABLE PROPERTY Lately occupied by the late Mrs Tomlinson, Consisting of about 5J ACRES CHOICEST LAND in the heart of Oxford, adjoining the Mechanics' Institute, and having frontages on Church and Bay streets. It is subdivided into four well fenced paddocks, contains a well-stocked orchard and garden. A never failing stream of pure spring water rune through the property. The other improvements consist of a capital family residence, ample stabling, sheds, and other outhouses. Also, An EIGHTH ($) ACRE of improved land, opposite the Eoman Catholic Church, well adapted for an office or other businSßb purposes. Also, 3 ACRES rick Jf"* d ° n &* Ba 7 roa /» well fenced, and with B dear stream of water running through it. Also, The other effects in the Estate, consisting °* tte whole of the FURNITURE AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS, A capital hack, a draught colt, a splendid milch cow, a springing heifer, and about 30 pure*bred Brahma fowla, &c, &c.

Terms at sale. Sale at 12 noon. The auctioneer would draw special attention to this sale. The properties are some of the earliest and best selected sites in Oxford, and as the Executors have no choice but to clear every lot under the terms of the will, an opportunity is presented seldom offered to the public for investment. 6-11 649 0. T. lOK. THIS DAY, SPECIAL SALE. TO FBUITEBEES, HOTEL, BOABDING HOUSE, BBSTAUBANT KBEPEBS, AND OTHERS. THIS DAY (FEIDAY, JUNE 11th). MB C. T. IC X will SELL by AUCTION, QA CASES APPLES iJU And O/V PEABS (Just landed from the s.s. Tβ Anau, in prime condition, from Hobart Town) THE APPLES Consist of Adam's P. Main, Nonpareil Eusseta, Golden . Bussets, Scarlet Nonpareil, Crow's Eggs, Wellington Pippins, Stermer Pippine, French Crabs, New York Pippins, Stone Pippins, Scarlet Permains THE PEAKS Consist of Baking, Highwood, Brown Brougham, Newvilla, and Winter Pears (six varieties) Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms cash. Buyers are particularly requested to inspect this lot, being a direct shipment to myself. 6-11 619

J. L. WILSON. BANKRUPT STOCK. AT EXCHANGE,~CASHEL STREET. 3ATURDAy7i2th INST. MB J. L.WILSON has received instructions from J. Allen, Esq., and others, to SELL BY AUCTION, ON SATTJBDAY NEXT, At 11 o'clock, Viz.:— 1 first-class Bay Draught Mara 1 „ „ Gdding 1 Dray 1 Bowl Plough 2 Boad Scoops 1 Set Harrows Quantity Harness 4 Useful Plough Horses 4 Sets Harness lDray Sundries. 1 Horse, Saddle, and Bridle And Quantity of β-tl GROCERIES. 610 GREAT CLEARING SALE, ow THE FARM AT KIMBERLET, . BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TUESDAY, 15th JUNE. MR J. L. WILSON have received instructions from Mr McCausland, to SELL the LAND, STOCK, AND PLANT, As under. LAND. ■giQ ACRES of CHOICE LAND (late JLX«7 Smith's). .£750 mortgage may remain on it. HORSES. -| BAY GELDING, PUNCH .J ~ „ TOM 1,, MARE, MAGGIE, stinted to Lotd Courtenay 1,, „ JESS, stinted to Lord Courtenay. All the above are good heavy and staunch horses. Also, O COWS O PIGS. IMPLEMENTS. 1 Osborne reaper and binder 1 dray and frame, by Duncan 1 double furrow plough . 1 act four horse harrows. 200 BUSHELS SEED WHEAT 200 „ OATS Quantity BARLEY 1 water tank. &c. &c., &c. Sale at 11 o'clock. 6-11 Luncheon provided. 609