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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 982, 9 April 1862, Page 6

MONDAY, APRIL 14 SALE OP FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. FARMING STOCK. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have been t pa M-U, rf, d Wlth mstructions from T. Rowley fc-q. of Middleton, to Sell by Public Auction £ the Premises, on "mvii on MONDAY, APRIL 14, the whole of his household furniture and eff P pf a consisting of:— "uects, Dining and drawing room furniture Bedroom furniture Kitchen furniture and utensils The furniture has been manufactured in th« colony of the best native woods, and is the be<t If its kind. ot Waggonette for single or pair of horses Double harness for do. Ladies' saddles and bridles Also, The whole of his farming plant, live and '-JLa stock, dec., consisting of:— '«i 1. Brittain, dark brown gelding 9 years 2. Tinker, dark brown gelding 8 years 3. Lizzie, bay mare, 6 years, in foal to Prince .nidward 4. Poppett, brown mare, 8 years, in f oa l to Hercules 5. Gipsey, black mare, 6 years, in foal to De fiance 6. Punch, black gelding, 3 years 7. Robin, bay gelding, rising 3 years, by Dun can, out of Lizzie ' 8. Prince bay gelding, rising three years, by the Sydney Prince Edward, out of a Sydney mare 3 9. Dandy, grey gelding 8 years, very powerful thoroughly broken all round 10. Sultan, light draught, 6 years, thoroughly broken to saddle and harness, is a capital journey horse. v The above horses are all well broken, and have been m steady work for the last few months Bnttam and Tinker have been working in the plough together. Lizzie and Poppett have also been paired. Rohm and Prince have been but lately taken up, and will make a very powerful team.

A well bred bull very quiet. Pair of bullocks, rising 3 years, very quiet, fit tor breaking in. Cow Jessie, in calf to the bull Stentor Cow Cherry, in calf to the bull Stentor Cow Blossom, in calf to the bull Stentor Cow Firefly, in calf to the bull Stentor Cow Lassie, in calf to the bull Stentor Jessie, Cherry, Blossom and Firefly are in full milk. FIFTEEN SPANISH MERINO EAMS. These celebrated rams were imported by Mr. Rowley from Australia. They were brought from Spain to Australia at considerable expense by Mr. Tooth. They are part of the lot purchased by Mr. Tooth at very high prices on the continent, the competition for stock of this character being very great. They will be sold singularly at the upset price of £20 per head.

SEVENTY-FIVE SAXON MERINO EWES. Part of this lot are by the celebrated ram Charlemagne, the remainder are by rams imported by Gr. Rich, Esq. They are'now lainbing down. One 6-toothed ram, one of the celebrated Saxon Merinos, bred by Gr. Rich, Esq., has been running among the ewes above mentioued for some time. FIVE RAM LAMBS, By the Saxon Merino rams, imported by G. Rich, Esq., out of the ewes by the ram Charlemagne. 50 store pigs. 50 couple poultry. Thrashing machine, mowing machine. Reaping machine. Horse dray, box cart. Cart and plough harness. 4 ploughs, 2 sets harrows. Horse rake, horse hoe. Avery's weighing machine, 500 lbs. Iron and wooden sheep hurdles, about 40 of each. Posts and rails. Dairy utensils. Barrel churn, milk pans. Butter tubs, butter boards. Root crops. 7 acres of potatoes, mangold wurzel aud carrots. 70 tons hay, new and old. Mr. Rowley's fanning stock and plant need no recommendation from the auctioneers. The whole of the goods offered for sale are of the best quality, and are manufactured by the most eminent makers. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms—Under £50, cash; over £50, approved, and if required an endorsed bill at 3 months. Carts will leave the white Hart Hotel for Mid" dleton at H'3o a.m. on the morning of the sale. The sale will commence punctually at noon, the quantity of stock being unusually heavy. Luncheon will be provided not later than noon. IAAA J' OLLIVIER & SON, ±444 Auctioneers. XT END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,