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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2126, 14 October 1867, Page 4

CARLTON SApVAimS. ■■■ mim undersigned . will hold ■■*■ SALES ; .BY AUCTION, OP •CATTLE, HO USES, And all kinds of STOCK, E VEK Y WO N ES.I) AY, At the above yards. Entries can bo made ■with Mr Money or the Auctioneer. W. 11, lIAKGREAVES. Cathedral Square, (let. 5,1 Sli7. 199G0 ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, 117" 11. HARGREAVES has received iV i instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Cathedral square, THIS DAY, MONDAY, OCT. 14. 398, 403, 416, 424, 8 tees congou tea 2 half-chests do Ex Lancashire Witch, King, from London, damaged by rea water. Sale at Twelve o'clock. 2080 CATIIKDR/L SALE YAiDS AND AUCTION ROOMS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14. WII. HAEGHKA.VES is instructed to , sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above. WITHOUT RESERVE, a quantity OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, -Comprising^Colonial made sofas, pembroke tables, chairs, arm chairs, fender and irons, crockery, ehani.ber-wafe, American tubs, kitchen nt'enHl's, jars, tinware, cocoa matting, scales and weights, garden tools, saddle and bridle, crosscut saw, and sundry articles. Also, 17 boxes V. I). L, apples. Sale at Twelve o'clock. Terms cash. 2106 CATHEDRAL; SALE YARDS.] TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15. SALE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS AND UTENSILS, TIP CART, MERINO EWES, LAMBS, POULTRY, &c„ &c. W E HAK-GKBAVEB lins been inH » stnichd by F. 11, M. Walker, Esq., Sequestrator, *to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, 1 reaping machine, Burgess and Key's self-delivering 1 patent digging machine, by Samuelson 1 tip cart and harness; complete Plough and extras, Whipple trees, cheese Vats, milk dishes, churns, wheelbarrows, Trafford cooking range complete, hay knife, axes, scythes, curd cutter, and sundry other articles. Also, about—--70 choice paddock fed Merino Ewes, a few lambs, turkeys, geese, ducks, fowls, &c, &c. Sale at One o'clock. Terms cash, BARNARD'S. SATURDAY, OCTOBEii 19, 1867. For positive sale by Auction, The pure-bred Clydesdale Entire Horse EARL CARRICK, Just landed, ex Tararua, JUT2 W. 1). BARNARD has receivedin[vjL struction-; from the importer, to sell »)' PUBLIC AU C T lON. Without the slightest Reserve, The pure-bred Clydesdale horse Earl Can-id-, bred by J, Steele, Esq., Maiisiithl, Victoria. Earl Carrick is a beautiful black korse, seven years old, stands sixteen bands high, and short legs, with good bone and substance; is got by the celebrated imported horse Black-leg, who earned thirty-one first prizes, and was never beaten. His dam is a pure' bred Clydesdale mare. NO RESERVE, Sale at Twelve o'clock sharp. . Terms-at sale. BiIiSAED'H. SATURDAY, OCT. 19, 1867 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Draught Entire Horse SCOTC H M A N, Imported from Melbourne, ex Tararua. MR W. p. BARNARD has received instructions from the Importer, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, On Saturday, Oct. 19, 18G7, the pure-bred Clydesdale Horse SCO T C H M A N. SCOTCHMAN is a beautiful bay Horse, rising seven ; stands sixteen andi-half bands high, with strong bone; and good action. His Sire is Wilson's celebrated Clydesdale Horse CLYDE;: bis Dam-is; JKSME, by BLYTHE, who gftiticdtwenty.-pne.flrst.prizcfl, and was sold fast July, in Melbourne; for iibO. SCOTCHMAN has proved himself a sure foal getter,'and his stock: brought the highest price in the. Melbourne market, Fifteen Colts and Fillies averaged oyer £34 per head. Sale at Twelve, sharp. Terms at sale. qpil 5; undersigneiareCash Buyers p? Wool ■..;; or will, give liberal advance' on tla ••aine consigned to their -frjeridsj Messrs. Diilgety & Co. n Luidnnor i&tlbtmrne. they are also pi.ii.ared to: make advance* on Stock and SraTioi'.s; a-iii oil stock plaid in their.hands for sale. Station s'tores "upplied, E. s. dalgety & CO. ,- 4C-9 'hristcliurch and Lyttelton