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... Auctions. MILES & CO ~ THIS DAY. JL ddington Xα rd sV WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16th, 1889. specialTentries. On account Mr C. R. Campbell, ■ /•A PRIME FAT CROSSBRED OU WETHERS On account Mtf C. J. Harper, A ftj PRIME MERINO WETH SRS On account Mr S. Manson. 1 Q STORE STEERS, in forward condition MILE 3 and CO., J. T. FORD. 4793 Auctioneer. Darptild Salbyabds. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1889. MILES and CO. wttlholdtheir MONTHLY „ A ''CI'ION of • LIVJB AND DEAD STOCK, , . AT THE DARFIELD YARDS _, J On tho above date, and Respectf ally solicit further entries for same. FRKBENT ENTRIES— 250 CROSSBRKD HOGGKT3 6d6 CKOSSBUEO HOGGETS Li"c FAT CROSSBKKD EWES, shorn I PAT HEIFER, t PIGS 1 EXPRESS WAGGON, with pole, shafts, cushions, and lamps. We anall also oflto*-." on account Mr George O'Malley, 1 HALF-ACRE SKUTioN, with Buildings, &c. immediately in front o£ the Sprlnxfleld Kailway Station. 4614 J. 'I. FORT>. Auctioneer. MILKS and CO. have received instructions from Messrs Bros., t» SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, THEIR FARM, Situated on the River Salwyn, within one mile of the CoaJgate Kailway Station, Comprising -| RA ACRES (or thereabouts) of good XOV AGRICULTURAL LAND, with the BUILDINGS, other Improvements, and the Crops thereon. The Farm is ring-fenced and divided into Four Paddocks, water in each. The Buildings comprise a COTTAGK, Three-stalled Stable, Chaff-houte, with other Oiithnildiogs; and there are 104 Acres in Grain Crop, bal.mce in Grass. The above will be submitted to PUBLIC ACTION. _ . AT THE DARFIELD SALEYARDS __ ON FRIDAY, thb 18th day of OCTOBiuv JSKXT. Mesew Prestidfce Bros, will show intending purchasers over the property. Terms at Sale. MILES and CO., J. T. FORD, „,. Auctioneer, 461Z 2M Hereford street, Cnristchnrcb. JM. XLES AND Co. Have Received Instructions from EDWARD CHAPMAN, Esq., TO OFFER FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE TREATY, THE DRAYTOtf ESTATE, Comprising— OKAA ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, aQUv ring fenced and divided into 17 paddocks, about 2000 Acres in English Grass, 200 Acres under Plough, the balance Native Grass and Bush Land. The BUILDIN x 3 comprise dwelling-house, with nine ruoms and offices, men's house, cart nmt hack stables for 12 horses, wool shed for 10 shearers, and holding room for 450 sheep, good sheep yards, cow snods, &c. This Estate is well watered throughout, and the Land is suitable for Grain or Hoots, and splendidly adapted for Sheep Farming. It is situate* about, three' and α-haif miles from the Methven Rail Station, over «ood metalled roads. For full particulars, apply to MILES and CO. J. T. FORD. Uiß 204 Hereford street. Christchnrch. MILES and Co. have received instruction 8 to SELL BY PRIVATE TREATY, A FARM OF 700 ACRES, Close to Railway Bration. with frontage on good made roade, fenced into six paddocks, each watered by a running stream. Present condition-200 acres in wheat, laid down with grass seeds anl clovers; 100 acres oats, after turnips, 80 acres being prepared for turnips; the balance five and six years in grass. Easy Terms of Payment. For particulars and to inspect apply to MILES and CO., J. T. FORD, 4812 204 Hereford street. Chriatchurch. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL f SEASON "TBB9 1890. ML ILES AND C/O. Are Prepared to Make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ON THE ENSUIN' , . CLIPS OF WOOL PLACED IN THEIR HANbs FOti SALE HBRE, OR FOR SHIPMENT TO UILES BROS, and CO., LONDON. We make Advances on WOOL at the LOWEST POSSIBLE KATB OF INTEREST, charging no Commission unless a Sale ia effected. Wβ also make a Careful ESTIMATE , of the VALUE of all WOOL placed in our bands or Sale* and arrange with the Growers as to Reserve Price. OurPramifles are Admirably LIGHT ED and afford SPECIAL ADVANTAGES for DISPLAYING WOOL, and being Connected with Railway Siding car tag a is thereby saved. WOOL PACKS, TWINE. AND ALL NECESSARLSS AT LOWEST itAT-ttS. J. T. FORD, 2034 . Auctioneer. --N. 2. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). A.-B T 11 , 1 OI A L MANU RE. . NOW LANDING, LAWES , 26 PER CENT. SUPERPHOSPHATE. EARLY ORDERS REQUESTED. THE N.Z. FARMER*! , CO-OPERVTIVB ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, IjIMFIBI). A. H. TURNBULL. *818 . ; .-. • . ■ Secretary. __ J. R. KING &CO. GREAT SALE OF Bedding and\Pot Plants, of rarwst kinds, AND OF THE CHOICEST QUALITY ONLY. X R. KING and CO. hare been favored •J • with instructions from Messrs Kerr and Barnetr. proprietors of the celebrated Stanmore Nurseries, to SUBMTTIro PUBLIC AUCTION, m the LICHFIELD STREET SALE YARDS, ON MONDAY. 21st OCTOBER, 1889, Ac Noon, A GRANT) ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE POT AMD BEDDING FLASTS, CUMBERS, ftc &c. &c. Comprising— Atnleas. verbenas, petunias, calceolarias, clematis, geraniums, stocks, aeteie, lobelias, carnations, auriculas, palm*, lilies of the valley, picotees, pelargoniums (show, fancy, and tri-colors), pinks, heaths, and other plants in great variety, all of the choicest kinds and quality, including trefljtpg plants in boxes to snit all classes. J. R. KING and CO. A. AVERS, igg Auctioneer. PYNB AND CO. PYNE aod CO. hare reoeived instroctlans from H. HttmuiouJ, Keg., to SELL BY AUCTION, AT THE HORSE BAZAAR. ON FRIDAY NE3CT, OCTOBER 18TH, At 2JO pan., ttJßlesspreviously disposed of). BM MOLLY BAWN. t»y PerkiaWe*. beck—Malvina. M TANIWHA, by Lβ Loop. «•» Aveaoiuen. ,