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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1889, 9 January 1867, Page 4

Auctions, HORSES! HORSES I! HORSES!!I KICCABTON YARDS. THIS DAY, • WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1867. MR. E. BURNELL has receired instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, TWENTY TO THIRTY HORSES, Selected with great care in Wairau, Marlborough, and can be seen until day of sale at his paddock, Colombo street. J. H. BENNETT, 6383 Auctioneer. CENTRAL STOCK AND PRODUCE YARDS, AND AUCTION DEPOT, Colombo street, Christchbrch. G. BURNELL, PROPRIETOR.

[Sales of - Cattle, Pigs, Poultry •Hides, Sheepskins, Tallow Farm and Dairy Produce And - Merchandize of every description, every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Town and Country Sales and Valuations effected with promptitude. All Sales Settled Immediately; and Cash ad- : yanced on Stock and Goods received for absolute sale. T. PREECE, 54X1 Auctioneer. C' G> Aikman THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1867. IMPORTANT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS. MR. C. C. AIKMAN has been instructed to sell by : PUBLIC AUCTION, On the above day, The lease of the quarter-acre town section of land, corner of Tuamand Colombo streets, with the improvements erected thereon, and known as the Station Timber Yard, having 17 years unexpired, at the annual ground-rent of £66. Also, ; The entire stock of timber, &c., consisting of tongued and grooved Scotch flooring and lining boards V.D.L. timber,4x2, 3x2,6x3,8x4 ' Battens, shingles, 5 and 6-feet palings New Zealand timber, boards, and scanting American shelving, deals, and scantling Ironbark spokes, felloes, and naves Galvanized corrugated iron and ledging Doors, sasbes, and casements Casks of cement, and plaster of Paris Two first class weighing machines, one capable of weighing 30 cwt. Also, Quarter-acre freehold, near Railway Station, fronting Town Belt. ; Title deeds at the office-of the auctioneer. Terms at sale. Sale at One o'Clock. Refreshments provided. 5317 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. S U G A K!! 11,553 BAGS. EX ELODIE AND FAWN, PROM MAURITIUS. MR C. C. AIKMAN has received instructions from the importers, Messrs. J. T. Peacock and Co., to sell BY AUCTION, ; At his Sale-rooms, Cashel street, Immediately after arrival (of which due notice will be given), the following sugars now daily expected, PER ELODIE, 5,286 BAGS. Consisting of, 155* bags finest white crystal . 1142 bags good and fine do 1274 bags fine yellow do 1354 bags finest counters 1027 bags middling yellow counters 334 bags good brown syrups.

PER FAWN, 5267 BAGS. .... 291 bags finest white crystals 930 bags fine white do .1964 bags good white crystals, or Ist counter 800 bags fine yellow crystals 774 bags middling, do 508 bags fine yellow and brown syrups. ; The above cargoes having been ordered specially for this market, and will be found well assorted and all in " small bags." Samples on view at the stores of Messrs. J. T. Peacodc and Co., or may be obtained from the Auctioneer. Jan 7, 1807. C 5422 CATTLE. CATTLE. Ex Star of the South, from Napier. I OA HEAD, Two-years old and upwards, XlAj part fat, and remainder in good store condition. Apply to C. C. AIRMAN, 5342 c Auctioneer. V TO BE SOLD OR LET. With a purchasing clause. DAIIiT FARM, ON THE HOON HAY ROAD, Ajout four miles from Christchurch. MR. C. C. AIKMAN has been favoured with instructions from the proprietor to SELL OR LET 'With House, Stabling, Stockyard, &0., situate on the Hoon Hay road, about four miles from Christchurch. The property is fenced and improved, and being -beautifully situated on the riaifig ground overlooking the Hoon Hay road, is well , adapted as a site for a gentleman's residence, the view being one of the finest in the Canterbury province. Particulars as to price and terms, which are liberal, to be had from the Auctioneer, 6364 c