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Press, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4639, 14 June 1880, Page 3

I _ _:;-; iVopertlesi for Salifc _ FOB SALE, FREEHOLD CITY PROh Fa_dly Bestf dence, entite new, with all convearienoas, let to P. Trent, Esq. Terms moat liberal. Apply for particulars. r to B: Sihpsoh, Tobacconist, High etreet, Chriatchnrch. 5-15 9359 | THE PRETTIEST SITES IN ALL NEW ' ZEALAND FOR RESIDENCES. Very Suitable for Clerks, Government Officials, 1 or, in fact, Anybody. Near Hagley Park, in Helsaore's road, opposite ! the residences of Robert Wilkin, Esq., and I J. C. Helmore, Esq. Exactly twenty minutes' walk from Cathedral square; no healthier- situation, and surrounded on all sides by wealth, luxury, richness of vegetation, and unparalleled scenery. • - -I JB. PALE A CO. have just SUB- • DIVIDED that magnificent CORNER BLOCK in Helmore's road iato SECTIONS adapted to people of email or moderate means. Plans and particulars as to price and terms can be seen at our offices. Such a chance never occurred befere. J. B. DALE A CO., 6-4 301 Cathedral square, -Educational. CANTEBBUBY COLLEGE.

SCHOOL OF AGBICULTUBE. A MATHEMATICAL MASTER is required for the Sohooi of Agriculture, Lincoln; salary, with board and residence, -6150 per annum. Particulars as to duties may be obtained on application to the Begistrar. Applications, with testimonials, will be received from unmarried men until 26th June. 5-31 93 F. G. STEDMAN, Begistrar. Dancing Academy HIGH STBEET. Private Instruction in Modern and Fashionable Dancing.. Educational and Families ■ Attended. PRIVATE CLASS EVERY THURSDAY, ' V -.-'■ At 8 o'clock. JUVENILE CLASS EVERY WEDNESDAY, , At, 4 o'clock. Terms on application to MR H. GAEDINEB, 5-31 100 High street. Auctions. . JAMESON A BOBERTS. SATURDAY, 19th JUNE. MESSES JAMESON A BOBERTS have received instructions from the supervisors of Mesßrs Wood Brothers' estate to SELL BE" PUBLIC AUCTION, On the above Date, At Messrs Robert Wilkin A Co.'s New Zealand Wool Stores, Hereford street, Christchurch, At 12 o'clock sharp, That valuable Farm at Dromore, known as WOOD'S FABM, Situate within one mile of the Dromore Bailway Station, and containing 1050 ACBES * AH fenced and laid off as follows :— 574 Acres are sown with English Graßßes, and divided into 4 Paddocks. 134 Acres are ploughed ready for cropping. 342 Acres in Tussock. 1050

The HOMESTEAD is all that is required. It consists of— A comfortable Cottage and Storeroom, Stabling tor 8 horses, Iron Granary, two Wells, with a never failing supply of good water, and a large concrete Tank, with a holding capacity of 25,000 gallons ; Iron Tanks, Windmill Pump, Ao. The Land is well fenced with sod banks, three wires and stakes, and planted with gorse, and it is divided into 7 paddocks. [ The whole Farm is well situated, is in firstrate order, and ready for immediate occupation, and promising a Bpeedy return. The proposed County C!ouncil Water Bace will .run down one aide of the property. ... An inspection is invited. * Further; particulars may be obtained of V • -'- •■'",-..JAMESON A ROBERTS, Aahburton; i; .;--'■*- ■ ■ ■■- - / .--.:-; ; .;;: ob- ' ;". ; \; ■'■ .' -v.;:n;.; EOBT. WILKIN A CO., Christehurch.'; ..-,-' .'■-'. . 6.3 253 ' ; SATURDAY, 19th JUNE, "H*ESSRS JAMESON A ROBERTS are JjJL instructed by Mr J. B. Eosb, to OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, 19th JUNE, At Messrs Robert Wilkin and Co.'s New Zealand Wool Storeß, Hereford street, ChristI churoh, Rural Section 26,526, containing— A sf-Q ACRES of rich agricultural land, : 'dtiUO . situated four miles from the Chertsey Railway Station. The vendor is prepared to take a low price for, the above section, and make favourable terms r to the purchaser. For particulars apply to JAMESON A BOBERTS, Ashburton; or BOBEBT WILKIN & CO., 6-8 456 Christchuroh. J.L.WE-SON. GREAT CLEARING SALE,

ON THE FARM AT EIMBERLEY, .■'..'.... ...8Y,.. PUBLIO AUCTION. W IT HOUT~RE SERVE. TUESDAY, 15th JUNE. MR J. L. WILSON have received instrnctiona from Mr McCaußland, to SELL tihe LAND, STOCK, AND PLANT, Asunder. I_ND. ■g-iQ ACRES of CHOICE LAND (late _JL<_/ Smith's). £150 mortgage may remain on it. HORSES. -| BAY GELDING, PUNCH J „ „ TOM 1„ MARE, MAGGIE, stinted to Lord Courtenay 1„ „ JESS, Btinted to Lord Courtenay. All the above are good heavy and staunch horses. . Also, ocows ■'■.. o pigs. •:' IMPLEMENTS. 1 Osborne reaper and binder 1 dray and frame, by Duncan 1 double furrow plough 1 '_ •" , " 1 set four horse harrows. 200 BUSHELS SEED WHEAT 200 „ OATS cjnantity BARLEY 1 water tank. Ac. Ac., Ac.

Sale at 11 o'clock. 6-11 ' Luncheon provided. 609 CLIFFORD A CO. iCENTRAL SALE YARDS. CLIFFORD & CO. will carry on the -t-uness as heretofore at the Central t?ale Yards, Cashel street, hoping they w_l be favored with a continuance of the custom of their old friends and the public. Sales of Furniture, Produce, Ao., will be held EVERY SATURDAY, in the Front Room, Cashel street; and in the Yards—Poultry, Pigs, Cattle, and Hones. KB.—Owing to the Dulnsas of Times and the Scarcity of Money, we have REDUCED the COMMISSION viz., . ■ -.- Poultry, 5 per cent.; Pigs, _i per./cent. Oat-te, and Horses 2J per cent. NO ENTRANCE FEE OHABGED. ; ACCOUNT SALES RENDERED SAME , r , ., ••:-.■'■• DAY. Sale ef Poultry, 12 noon; Pigs, 1230; Furri--I - 'WWI o'diek. - 18-18 2084