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Press, Volume LI, Issue 8789, 10 March 1894, Page 11

Auctions. ~ ' • ——~ D.THOMAS, -*— -, .I, i . , ,_ ..--i ' —"» D. THOMAS, (Lato Matte*, Cos aad OAh ,„„,_ AUCTIONEER. LAND. INSURANCE AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, WOOL AND GRAIN BROKER. ASHBURTON. LOANS riaGOTIATKD, WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Tinwald _._. _. and Ashburton alternately, FORTNIGHTLY SALES «r _h«ep__ina. Fat£ „ „ ilidee, oa Fridays, SALES OF WOOL througbouc th* Seaaoa, GRAIN BOUGHT and SOLD oa Cet-asUalea, CLEARING SALES as par Arrangement. AGENT FOR Matron and Co., C_rißcc_ufc_ Booth, Macdoaold and Gck, CoHstohnMa M_-sey-H_rris Reaper and Binder W hlte'a Shoep Dip Lcndon and tkac-shlre Ins Orance Co Wright. Stephenson and Co., Uauedin Colouial Investment Co- Dunedin National Mortgage Co., ChristCQnrOU Graham's Foot Rot Compositioa Planet J no. Garden and Field Tools. D. THOMAS, Anerioaeer. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS SHEEP . AT TARA, NEAR ASHBURTON, FRIDAY, 30th MARCH. D THOMAS (in conjunction with Messrs a Miiea and Co. Limited) has received inatruutions from Mr D. Briok. who waa fortunate in drawing at the Btillot a large Block of the Cheviot Country and who wishes to take up his residence there at once, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. As abovo THE WHOLE OF HIS FIRST-CLASS FLOCK OF YOUNG CROSSBRED SHEEP, Consisting of Kaa TBREE-QUARTERBRED TWOOUtf TOOTH KWBS, pick of Cheviot flock last year 1 £_AA FIRST and SECOND CROSS JLOUU TWO-TOOTH EWES (dratclasa quality A kathrke-quarterbred _-4)U FOUR-TOOTH EWES, firstclass quality A A A *IR*»-CROSS FOUR - TOOTH 4tUU KWKB, _rst-*la„ quality OIAA PRIM K F AT TWO-TOOTH &±.\}%J OKO-SBKKIJWJCI'Hi-Ra, flratclass quality PRIME FAT TWO-TOOTH i \J\J CROSSBREUS. mixed sexes /•aa SECOND-CROSS LAMBS, grand Ok halfbrsd two - tooth _dt> KWEB, Sutton's Rama — Sir John Hall's Ewea. Bred by H. W. Parsons, Esq. Qa halfbred two - tooth &\J RAMS, Withell* Rams-Sir Johm Hairs Ewe* Tbewholeof the above Sheep are of Firstclass Quality and in Up-top condition; and as they are for Absolute Salu are well worth the attention of would-be Buyers. Also, At Same Time end Pace, HIS FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD LAND AND SUNDRIES. Fall Particular* of whioh will appear la future advertisement. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 1 o'eiook - p.m. No Reserve. D.THOMAS \ T „, nf ._.__ f « 2761 MILES and CO. / Joint Agents. P. J. HENLEY MR P. J. HENLEY ho* received instructions from JAMES CORBETT, IBQ, Who has purchased the property recently occupied by J. O. Amyes, Esq., Hornby, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Homestead, on TUESDAY, 20th MARCH, r~ -■■ lm (lastsod of TUESDAY. 15th March, as previously advertised), Wa MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD ' COMPRISING 348 ACRES, SITUATE AT ELLE3MERE, As a whole, or in lota to soli purchasers, aa 1 follows:— LOT 1-80 ACRES (H.OMKSTS AD), with substantial Dwelling of nine rooms, stable, | chaff-house, woolshed, Ac, 00 sores In grass, balance in stubble. Lot 2—44 ACRES adjoining Homestead, well fenoed, and in grass. Lot 3-202 ACRES, 2 t mils* from Homestead, well fenced, and all in grass. Lot 4—22 ACRES. 1 mile from Homestead well fenced, and all in grass. The above property being an early selection, comprises some of the beat land in Canterbury, and adjoins the properties of Meaara Charlas Witheli, W. Chamberlain. J. Lord, and H. Boyle, offer* a rare opportunity to anyone requiring a first-class farm, well situated, and la good heart. If not sold a* a whole, it will be put up ia lots as above. For term* of payment, plans, aae fall particulars, apply to the Auctioneer. Also, at the name time and place, the whole of Mr Corbeet- well-selected LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, Asunder— HORSES. 1 bay mare Gipsy. 7.years, quiet in single or doable harness 1 bay mar* Betay, 6 years, unlet in single or doable name** 1 chestnut mare Tops/, 6 years old, good in saddle or single or doable harness, fast mover 1 bay hack Piebald, good in aaddle 5 draught horses, good in all kinds of farm • work • 1 grey draught mare by General Gordon, a year*, unbroken 1 bay two year old colt by Conjurer 1 three year old unbroken light -ernes* gelding '" 1 bay two year old (illy by Young Berlin I bay thi** year old light harness Ally 200 ewes, breeding 100 crossbred lambs 4 milch cows in full profit 1 dry do 18 head of one, two, and three year old cattle , 1 breeding sow Sweaners 5 McOormaok reapera and binders 1 horsepowwr and ehaflbutter complete 1 corn crusher 3 D.F. ploughs 1 trebie-lurrow plough by P. aad D. Dancan 1 digging plough, nearly new 1 grow seed stripper by P. and D. Duncan 1 do mower 1 horse hay rake IMoSherry drilllMtdisobarrpw* , 1 farm, tray and frama by Donean 1 set blacksmith* tools FURNITURE, &c. 1 piano by Hoelling and Spangenberg, ebony fraase, 1 *mte hi horsehair, 1 cheea* pi ess and vats, quantity of dairy ntensll*. 1 household mangle. 2 washing saachinM, and a lot of sundries too nomeroo* to partlcuk-ise. .... ~./ ( ~,; . 4 , f ~ By kind permission of Mr Corbett, Entries of Extra Stock will b* received up to the time of sale. "• y '" Saleat_*o'cioct *"'. Luncheon Provided. P.J.HENLEY. Auctioneer. Leestoa._ H. WILKINSON X7_7-_HBS to draw attention to hi* pre°ent vv season* stook of BOOTS aa* a_tOKA which have been selected with great care to meet the time*. Our AUTUMN and WINTER GOODS are coming to hand, and ar* eC first class value, and very low price. Purchasers of large paroel* will he liberally dmltwlck. . Order* for Hand Sewn w*rk attended with care and despatch. Mcn'aShoeafrom9* 6d, do -Uppers fien ** 6dln fltock. Women's 81ipper* from 2s. k mmm Address directly opooalte W. Strange aad Oa.. HIGH STREET* \jnSß and Oyster Luechao**.at I_T_ti-ft-F chest«r street. Ham aad Ens, Steaks. Chop* of B*o_«**, and Egg* is, *t any bear. __«•* dsecs fML Vaeas street.