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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2288, 23 April 1868, Page 4

Auctions. THIS DAT. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. At a House fronting the Railway, and close to the Windmill Koad. ON THURSDAY, APRIL 23. MR CHARLES CLARK has beet |u. favoured by instructions from a gentleman who is giving U p housekeeping, to sell, aa above-named, His Household Furniture and Effects, Consisting of— SITTING-ROOM FURNITURE, Viz.Curtains, carpets Chairs, tables, sofas Pictures, dwarf bookcase, &e, BEDROOM FURNITURE Viz.— ' Carpets, chairs, tables Bedsteads, beds, bedding, & c . Kitchen furniture and utensils Electro-plated breakfast, dinner, and dessert services. Also, A splendid harp An harmonium Books, &c., &c. Also, A capital dog-cart, to hold four persons Set of harness And a good useful mare, broken to saddle and harness Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon provided. 6208 No m THIS DAY. AUCTION SALE OP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, At a House fronting the Railway, and close to the Windmill Road. ON THURSDAY, APRIL 23. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favoured with instructions from a gentleman, who is giving up housekeeping, to sell as above-named, the whole of his Household furniture and effects Electro-plated goods Books And Kitchen utensils. Also A harp and an harmonium A dog cart and set of harness A good useful mare, broken to saddleand harness &C., &c., &c, Sale at 12 o'clock. 6346 Luncheon provided. No. 184 TO FURNITURE DEALERS, AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, MONDAY, 27th APRIL, 1868. WITHOUT RESERVE. At Bust's Market Hall, High Street, Christchurch (formerly Old Wesleyan Chapel.) JH. BENNETT « has received instructions to sell, aa above, the property of a gentleman lately left for England, Consisting of— A MISCELLANEOUS ASSORTMENT OF USEFUL FURNITURE. Sale at 12 o'clock. J. H. BENNETT, Auctioneer. P.S. Parties desirous of Selling Furniture will have an opportunity at this Sale by applying at the Offices of the Auctioneer. 6320 TUESDAY, MAY 5, Two o'Clock. SPLENDID PASTORAL PROPERTY, CANTERBURY PROVINCE. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO have received instructions to offer for positive sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Wool Stores, Manse street, Dunedin, ON TUESDAY, MAY 5, At Two o'clock, That magnificent property in the Canterbury Province, known as the OTAIO STATION, situate 15 miles south of Timaru, consisting 96,100 acres (473 of which are freehold) of well-grassed country, capable of depasturing at least 80,000 sheep, in all seasons, with 34,000 mixed sheep Working bullocks, &c _ The improvements are all first-class, consisting of dwelling houses, new woolshed and sheep yards, 80 miles fencing, &c., &c., and the station is in perfect working order. The Auctioneers can con fiden tly J [assert this property to be, without exception, the finest Run in the Canterbury Province, and as it is for positive sale, such an opportunity profitable investment is seldom offered. P.S.—ln the event of the above Run not selling as a whole, it will be subdivided into three distinct Runs and sold by auction on same day, as follows, viz. : RUN No. 449. 33,300 Acres, with 13,500 mixed sheep, 20 horses, six bullocks (dray oxen) house, shed, yards, two men's huts! seven paddocke fenced, stable, dips, &c., two stores, 473 acres purchased land, pre-emptive rights orer about 2000 acres; stucks of hay, wheat &c., to be taken at a valuation. The whole of this run is fenced in. RUN No. 25. 22,800 Acres, with 11.000 mixed sheep, six bullocks, dray, &c., five horses, house, hut, store, four paddocks fenced, RUN No. 160. 40,000 Acres, with 9500 mixed sheep. No improvements. For plan of sub division, and other particnlars, apply to WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, & CO. 5109 c Dunedin and Timaru.