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AuctionsMILKS & CO. THIS DAY. A DDINGTON A ARDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account Chatmoss Estate, Q^f> CROSSBRED WETHERS On account Messrs D, Henderson and Son, /»/v CROSSBRED MAIDEN EWES On account of a Client. /»rk PRIME CROSSBRED WETHERS MILES fc Co., J. T. FORD, 4478 Auctioneer. _ MR J. T. FORD (in conjunction with Mr Wμ. Bubs) has received instructions from P. C. Threlkeld, Esq. (in consequence of expiration of the lease of one of his West Eyreton farms) to OFFER FOR PUBLIC SALE At INGLEWOOB, FLAXTON, On SATURDAY, MAY 23kd, £>Ki\ PURE LINCOLN EWE 9. descended /SOif from tue noted fleck imported by the late Hon. Wm. Robinson, and from direct importations from the flocks of Dudding, Kirkham, Byron, &c. The above Ewes are in lamb, having been carefully mated to Mr Tnrelkelcre best rams, the progeny of Imported stocK. 1 /»/v PURE LINCOLN EWES in lamb XbU to Southdown rams, Also Mr Threlkeld'e small and hignly-bre d flock of A/\ SOUTHDOWN EWES. These Ewes 4-V are a ll h y a ram bred Dy H-R- 11 - th . c ITince of Wales, or by a son of a " Sandringham" rain, and are in fumb to a ♦• Jonas Webb " ram. Also. -1 p> FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES I t> and the woll-known draught entire BLACK FOOT. + Ck HACKS and PONIEB, also the hackney I & entire, by The Waif—dam the pure Arab mare Fanny, and the beautiful pony entire by Santa Clans—dam Rose. SHEEP DOGS, IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES, &C. Conveyances will meet the morning trains at Flaxton Station for Inglewood. Sale will commence with the Sheep at 11 o'clock sharp, and there will be an . interval for Luncheon at 1 o'clock. MILES and C 0.,") j oinfc TONKS, NORTON, AND CO. W. TONKS.] [W. H. NOBTOJT. THIS DAY. MESSRS TONKS. NORTOW and CO. will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION Commencing at 12 o'clock, PROUUOB— ■ HamsanC bacon, cheoae. chiokwheat, potatoes onioQS, apples, &3., Sco. FURNITURK (Ac one o'clock)— On account of iho Executors in an Estate and a gentleman leaving Christchurch. Large sideboard, handsome book case, lot of very valuable books (including Chambers' Encyclopedia, Scott's Uible, books, of travels, science and fiction, &0., &c), brass-railed bedsteads, spring mattresses, wasbetands, toilet cahjes. .bedroom ware, very choice crockery, lamp 3, pictures, large kitchen dresser, bedroom chairs, Brussels and tapestry canaets, chests drawers, hall stand, mirrors, &c., &c, also aporambulator imported from Melbourne. Terms cash. No reserve. TONKS, NORTON and CO., 4<Bo Auctioneers. W. Tonks.] IW. H. Norton FURNITURE SALE. MESSRS TONKS, NORTON and CO., have been favored with instructions from the owner (who is leaving Christchurch) TO SELL, At his residence, corner of Durham and Battersea streets, Sydenham, ■ ' * os FRIDAY, the 22nd , MAY, The Whole of his WELL MADE AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE, Comprising handsome suite of furniture in green rep, cheffonier, occasional tables, steel bar fendera and irons, carpet quite new, overmantel, round table, lot books, lamp, double iron bedstead brass rail, spring mattrese, chest drawers, washstand and ware, 2 toilet tables, wood cot, 6 chairs, double wood bedstead, wardrobe, coalscuttle, overmantel, Singer's treadle sewing machine, Avery's scales, large lot kitchen utensils. Sale at 1 o'clock. TONKS, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers, &c, UT9 165 Colombo.street. A. BEAUCHAMP & CO. THIS DAY, At 12 o'clock. ORANGE 3, LEMONS, MANDARINS. MESSRS A. BEAUOHAMP and CO. will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, THIS DAY, at 12 o'clock, At the Canterbury Auction Mart, Lichfleld street, 81 cases choice Australian oranges, lemon?, and mandarins, just arrived, ex s.a. Hauroto, in splendid condition. Terms cash. No reserve. A. BEAUCHAMP and CO. 4483 A. AYBRS. Auctioneer. FRIEDLANDBR BROS. SATURDAY, MAY 30ra, 189 L IMPORTANT SALE OF A CHOICE FARM MESSRS FRIEDITnDER BROS., instruoted by Mr Robt. Anderson, will SUBMIT TO PUBLIC AUCTION on SATURDAY, MAY 30TH, At the Afthburton Horse Arcade, THAT VERY DESIRABLE FARM KNOWN A3 " RINGWOOD, Situated at Greenstreet, Aahburton Forks, About 7 Miles from Ashburton, Containing 281 acres of eoaae of the richest land in the county. This farm is, without doubt, one of the best steed paddocks, all securely fenced with.live WpUji wiUMWtjrfcwii the County water races, which terminate on the property;and can be utilised for toteatton. TherTiaa eood dwelling-house and Btables orStolropwS* •W echoolwithin a few chains of the homestead. ..... Mr Anderson's only reason for disposing of the propertyis that he has taken up a large block of land elsewhere, anfl-cannot conveniently work the two places. purchasers can inspect-the prooettvanytime before the sale, and further nartioularscan be had from the Auctioneers. '*"" Terms at sale. R, FRIEDLANDBR, tfl s ■. • Aucdoneef. m W. and G. TURNBULL & 00. STATION. WHARBAMA. Masterton, North Island. FOB S A L X BLOCKS TO SUIT PURCHASERS ON EASY TERMS. AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE SEEKING FARMS, i • : OB THE PROPERTY r-iir BB PURCHASED AS A WHOLE, Fan particulars can be obtained on application to W. and G. TURNBULL and CO, ' » '-Welfiagtaa: Or HENRY R. ELDER, ESQJ 3561 W HARVEY, Dyer and Scourer. &c m has, tax the convenienoe of his numeroufe customers. Removed from Victoda street to Central Premises, Hobbs Building ■