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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2578, 10 April 1869, Page 3

New Advertisements. 0 R s A Pair of Splendid Grey CARRIAGE HORSES, perfectly quiet. Apply to J. H. BENNETT, Auctioneer and General Agent, Hereford street, Christchurch. HORSES 1 HORSES !! HORSES !! ! AT BICCARTON YARDS, BT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRIDAY, 16th APRIL, 1869 JH. BENNETT • has received instructions to Sell, on above date and place, the following, viz 44 HORSES, Saddle and Harness, Broken and Unbroken, which will be found to be a good and useful lot, and worthy the attention of intending purchasers. Sale'at 12 o’clock sharp. J. H. BENNETT, ) Auctioneer. END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Auctions. RAMS ! RAMS ! I RAMS 1 ! ! B 1 PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, 10th APRIL, 1869. AT WHITE HART YARDS. 5 Lincoln rams, 2 and 4-tooth 5 Leicester rams, 2 and 4-tootb 9 Southdown rams, 2 and 4-tooth. These sheep have been carefully bred, and have just landed from Wellington. H. MATSON & CO., 5019 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE, HAY, FARM IMPLEMENTS, &c., ON FRIDAY, 16th APRIL, 1869. H MATSON & CO have received in- • structions from Mr David Dixon, as he is leaving the province, to sell on the above date, AT HIS FARM, NEAR MR PAGE’S, THE WILDERNESS, LINCOLN ROAD, The whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Viz., LIVE STOCK. 10 cows, in profit, and in calf 6 heifers, in calf 4 two-year old steers 6 one-year old steers 1 two-year old bull 1 grey mare, 5 years old, staunch in all harness 1 chesnut horse, staunch in all harness 1 two-year old colt 14 pigs 100 head poultry ' . . .

DEAD STOCK. . 1 spring cart, L set harrows, 1 plough, dray and harness 100 tons wheat straw, 30 tons oaten straw I ton flour, oats, and fowl feed HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND, DAIRY UTENSILS. Also,— THE INTEREST IN THE LEASE OF 81 ACRES OF LANS, 21 acres in grass and 60 acres broken up over 4 years to run, with WEATHER-BOARD HOUSE Of 3 rooms, and improvements. Sale at 12 o’clock. Luncheon Provided. H. MATSON & CO, Auctioneers. FORBES HOUSE AND LAND. VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF CHRISTCHURCH. Messrs, wilson and alpobt have received instructions from Edward Reece, Esq. (who is returning to England), to DISP< >SB of his HOU?E AND GROUNDS, ON THE WINDMILL ROAD, Consisting of— ABOUT 14 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, In close proximity to the City of Christchurch, THE HOUSE Is a spacious and substantial Brick Building, Consisting of— NINE WELL-FINISHED BOOMS, Including Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bath-room, Large Kitchen (with first-class oven range), Entrance Hall, Dairy, Cellars &c., together with four comfortable Bed-rooms. THE PLEASURE GROUNDS AND GARDEN Consist of about three acres planted with ornamental trees and shrubs, flowerI ing plants, and fruit-bearing trees. Arunning stream of water passes through the grounds, and the up-stairs rooms of the house are plentifully supplied by a force-pump with pure wholesome water from two artesian wells. THE OUT-OFFICES. Consist of Stable, Coach-house, Harnessroom, Store-room, Cow-house, Poul-try-yards, with other conveniences adapted to a first-class establishment, and it in all respects well suited for a gentleman’s residence. The Land, now in pasture, is bounded by Montreal street south on one side, and by the Windmill Road on the other, and is well adapted for the . purposes of sub-division into building allotments. THE PROPERtTwILL BE SOLD FOB TWO-THIRDS OF ITS ORIGINAL COST AND POSSESSION CAN BE GIVEN IN FOURTEEN DAYS. ONE-THIRD CASH. Balance may remain on security of the property for a term of years at eight per cent per annum.