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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1696, 24 May 1866, Page 4

PIII Z E FOWLS, &0., &0,, &0. UTBBSKS. J. OLLIVIKB & SON .VX have received instructions from Mr. Charles Prince, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Town Hall, FRIDAY, MAY 25th, 1860, THE WHOLE 01? HIS PRIZE POULTRY, Consisting of— Cochin fowls Dorking do Game ditto Spanish ditto Poland ditto Fiji ditto Aylesbury micks Muscovy ditto Guinea fowls Turkeys Carrier pigeons Almond tumbler ditto Pouters Barbs Jacobins, &c, &c, &c. Several of the above are Prize Birds, and the whole of the remainder are the produce of the same stock, The Auctioneers can confidently recommend the above as the finest selection of first-class Poultry ever offered to the public of Canterbury. N.B.—Persons 'desirous of selling, or exhibiting prize fowls at this sale can do so, upon application to Mr. C. Prince, Colombo street. 522 PUIIE BRED DORKING FOWLS. [ESSRS. J. OLLIVIER AND SON L will sell by AUCTION, FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 25ra, At the Town Hall (by permission of Mr. Prince), ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE COUPLE OF PURE BRED DORKING FOWLS, Bred by Mr Gould, from imported Birds. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, And following day, if necessary, FARMING STOCK. MB. TRELEAVEN'S FARM, ON THE STYX. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have been favoured with instructions from Mr. Treleaven to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT HIS FARM, ON THE RIVER STYX, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 5, And following day, if necessary, At Noon, The following Valuable Lot of FARMING STOCK, 12 horses, draught and saddle 40 head quiet cattle, milch cows, &c, 300 wethers, fit for the butcher 60baci.ii and pork pigs 1 prize hog 2 stacks of prime hay, about 50 tons 14 sides of well cured bacon IMPLEMENTS. Samuelson's self-delivery reaping machine Do, reaping and mowing machine Burgess and Key's reaping machine Four-horse threshing machine Winnowing machine 2 sets iron harrows 3 do wood do 1 large drag do 1 horse rake 1 sowing machine 2 wheelbarrows 1 Coleman's patent scarifier 3 Barrowman's ploughs 1 Howard's patent do 1 Ransome and Key's YFL do 1 Gray's moulding plough 1 Howard's do I do horse hoe 1 Cambridge patent roller 1 wood roller 2 drays 3 tip carts 1 bullock dray 1 iron bushel and 1 measure 2 rick cloths 1 grating machine 1 improved barrel churn Milk dishes, &c. Hay rakesj Forks Spades, &c. 3 cross-cut saws 20 6-ft. and 7-ft. pit saws, from 1 inch to 1 foot broad • These are well worthy the attention of i whcel-wrights. And various other lots too numerous to mention. 602 MONDAY, MAY 2 8t ii TO LIVERY STABLE-KEEPERS, HORSE DEALERS, COACH PROPRIETORS, AND OTHERS. POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE, AT Tllli RICCARTON SALE YARDS, OF FIFTY VALUABLE'MARKS, AND GELDINGS, Broken and unbroken, the property of MkSSUS. CuiTOUI) AND WELD. MR. W. ]). BARNARD has been favoured with instructions from Messrs, Clifford and Weld, to sell by public auction, at the Hicairton SaleYnrda (with the kind permission of Messrs, Burnoll, Bennett, mid Sprat), FIFTY VALUABLE MARES AND GELDINGS, Three and Four Years Old ; COLTS AND FILLIES, Broken and Unbroken. Sale at Twelve o'clock sharp. Terms at sale. No reserve. SJ@jT Remember the date, MONDAY, MAY 28 t ir.