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Auctions. WILSON AND SONS. THIS DAY. SATDRDAY~AUCn.ON. . BACON, BACON-Large Quantity New Care No Reserve. CHEESE. CHEESE — Splendid New, in Quantities POULTRY, PIGS, HORSES, COWS. 40 FAT PIGS, OFF PEAS. WAGGONETTES, WAGONS, CARTS. THE FURNITURE OF 5-ROOMKD HOUSE' Must be sold. FARMERS' Tα L E V A R D S COMPANY. 6060 WILSON and SONS. Auctioneers. _ COTTAGE PROPERTY. O F F I C E~~ ROAD. ST. ALBAN3. KICE SECTION LAND. FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE. Occupied by Mr Jno. Carlson. MUSTIii SOLD. BY AIJCTION, ON SATURDAY, 10th INST., AT Farmers , Saleyards Company ROOMS. lichneld street. Juet Suited to a Small Man, with Small Capital. Mind—Must be Sold. WILSON and SONS, 5046 Auctioneerß. MUST BE SOLD. at templeton, 84 Acre Farm, No. OF SECTION 5997. GRAND PIECE OF LAND. Close to the City. Occupied by Mr J. Marshall, who will show intending purchasers over the land. SALE BY AUCTION, ox SATURDAY MAY 10 NEXT. AT FARMERS , SALEYARDS COMPANY ROOMS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Terms can be arranged. WILSON and SONS, 4974 Auctioneers. PRESSINGJFOR SALE, C*Af\f\ ACRE 3 RICH LAND, fit for any !£4:VO thing 1 d.(\(\ ACRES GOOD SHEEP COUNTRY t\X(\ ACRES GOOD SHEEP COUNTRY d-Oft ACRKS GOOD SHEKP COUNTRY ACRKS AGRICULTURAL LAND f> A c* ACRES AGRICULTURAL LAND t? rt a ACRES AGRICULTURAL LAND gf\ ACRES AVERAGE LAND .'(• ACRES RICH LAND 5 10, 20 ACRE SECTIONS /» *S ACRES TO LET MORTGAGTCS~EFFECTED, WILSON and SONS. Auctioneers. J. R. KING & CO. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 3rd MAY, 1830. J, R. KING & CO. LICHFIELD STREET. THE ORDER of our SALES will be as follows:— IN THK YARDS, At 11.30 a.m.. Horses 1 Spring carts, 6 spring drays, 1 Pagnell cart (very choice), I pony curt, 2 American waggous Furniture, including bedsteads, tables, wash* stands, bedding, spades, forks 3000f d sawn timber, 3x2,1x2,1x3, and 5x2 100 Fencing rails, 5 wheelbarrows 20 Sacks oata, 20 sacks wheat 20 Tons onions 20 Hams and 20 sides bacon At 12 o'clock, Poultry, ducks, geese Turkeys, and pigeons At 1 o'clock. Pigs, dairy cattle, and calves. 6055 473 ACRES 1 ROOD 36 PERCHES FREEHOLD FARM AT CHARING CROSS. JR. KING AND CO. hare received in- ■ Btructtona from Mr Joseph Wlngwortn, ** SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTIONS is THEIR LAND SALB ROOMS, 170 UCHFIELD STREET, ON SATURDAY, MAY 17th; At 2,30 p.m., THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, Situated at CHARING CROS.S, IN THE HAWKINg DISTRICT, And containing by admeasurement, 473 ACRES I ROOD Sβ PERCHES. The Xand Iβ carefully subdivided into 7 Paddocks; 100 aores are in stubble, and 374 acres aro in grass. The Land hae been judiciously worked, and is now in capital heart. The position of the Farm is uniqeo, standing, a3 it does, at the junction of nine roads. A very special value attaches to it for tbis reason, ana should command tbe attention of speculators and investors. To those looking out for a really Rood Farm for occupation, this also offere an opportunity to secure one of the earliest selected in the district, and consequently a Farm, that contains soma of the choicest land. J. R. KING and CO. H. BENNETTS, i 507* Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE, JR. KING and CO. have received instruo- • tions from Mr G. F. Spooner to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OS TUESDAY. MAY 20, At 12 o'clock quod, ON THE PREMISES, CANAL RESERVE. LINWOOD, Two doors from tram line, The whole of his LIVE AND DEAD FAKH STOCK, Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, As follows :— -| A COWS, in full profit O COWS, springing to first calf a CALVES, capital vealers O HORSES O, A PAIRS FOWLS 1 spring cart, nearly new 1 set harness 1 gent's saddle Wheelbarrow, grindstone, milk pans, dairy utensils, nrewocd 3 STACKS OAT~SHKAV£S, about 25 tons 1 STACK PRIME NEW HAY, about 20 tons HQUSEHOLD~~FURNITUBB. Including PIANO (by Cornish, of London), chairs, tables, bedsteads, sideboards, and icems as contained in a β-roomed house. jVfr Spopner's lease is up, and he Is leaving the province, hence tbe absolute instructions to the Auctioneers aro to selL J. R. KING and CO., M. BENNiiiIT3, 5073 Auctioneer. ,