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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3572, 28 June 1872, Page 4

Woledge and Co. LYTTELTON. THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 28nr JUNE, 1872. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. Messrs woledge & co. have received instructions to sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the above elate, A quantity of household furniture Iron bedsteads, Ac. Also, 15 cases Dr Townsend’s celebrated Sarsaparilla. Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms at sale. 2SGI Preece, Ick, and Co. PARROTS, COCKATOOS, AND CANARIES. PREECE, ICK, & CO. are instructed to sell B Y AUCT IO N , At their Saleynrds, ON SATURDAY, 29tu INST., A QUANTITY OF HEALTHY BIRDS, Ex John Knox, from Sydney. Sale at 1 o'clock. Bird and Bennett. SATURDAY, 29 m INST. 1 O'CLOCK. DRAUGHT HORSES. BIRD & BENNETT arc instructed by Mr IV. D. Wood to SELL BY AUCTION, As above—— Fair 'of Very Useful DRAUGHT HORSES, i:i urnghly staunch, and good in every respect. They are being sold solely on account of Mr Wood using the railway instead of horses, is hitherto. 2899 Chas. Clark. SALE BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS On the Premises, Gloucester street, ox TUESDAY, JULY 2. ME CHARLES CLARK has received instructions from Mr J. Baldwin, who is leaving Christchurch, to SELL as abovenamed—• Thu whole of his superior household furniture and effects, second-hand sewing machines, &c., &c. No. 61-1 Sale at 12 o’clock. 2900 W. H. Hargreaves. IMPORTANT TRADE SALE OF MAURITIUS SUGARS. WH. HAEGREAYES has received in- • structions from the Importers, Messrs Dalgety, Nichols and Co., to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ox TUESDAY, JULY 2, U his Rooms, Cathedral square, 130 TONS SUGARS, NOW LANDING, Ex PARANA. 200 half-chests of TEA, assorted, from good medium to line congou. Sale at 2 o’clock. Terms at sale. 288-1 J. 6. Dougharty IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE STOCK. TO BREEDERS IN THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES AND NEW ZEALAND. JOHN GEO. DOUGHARTY has much pleasure in announcing that ho has received, instructions from W. S. Cox, Esq., to submit to public competition at that gentleman’s farm, Spring Yale, Joyce’s Creek, the latter end of JULY NEXT, the day to bo announced in a future advertisement, all the FARM STUD OF ENTIRE HORSES, Nine in number, four of them selected and imported from Scotland by that well-known judge, Mr D. Nisbet. The others Jmod from imported sires and dams, viz.: — Marquis of Ailsa, imported Victor, imported Prince of Wales, imported Sir violin Campbell, imported Pride of Scotland, imported Emperor, colonial Pure Cart Colt, colonial Thoroughbred Tormentor Thoroughbred Thalubar. Also, 18 first-class Brood Mares in foal to Pride of Scotland and Prince of Wales 15 head of Young Stock from one to three years old, by Pride of Scotland, Prince of Wales, Marquis of Ailsa, Old Blackleg, and Model 20 head Thoroughbred Colts and Fillies by King Alfred, Thalubar, and Tormentor A few first-class Cattle Drays, Harness, Rollers, Saddles, Bridles, Clothing, and other farm utensils. Particulars enumerated in future advertisements and catalogues. In drawing attention to this important sale, it is almost unnecessary to dilate on its value to breeders, farmers, and others in want of really first-class stock, us Mr Cox’s stud has long been famous throughout the Australian colonies. No expense has been spared by him in obtaining the very best Clydesdale blood imported, and the result has been a decided success, and a well-earned reputation. He has bred many prize animals, and among thorn the two champion mares of Victoria ; and there are several fillies to be sold on this occasion closely allied to them, which no doubt would prove invincible in any show yard. No stock at Spring Yah; get hand-fed, or pampered in any way, and all arc in splendid condition. Owing to the proprietor’s intention of removing from the district, the whole will bo sold without any reserve. The Auctioneer, in recommending those, valuable horses to the Australian public, feels confident that Such an opportunity as at present never occurred in the Southern Homi- # sphcrc for the lovers and fanciers of pure draught stock, getting suited either with entires of great value and repute, or young stock unsurpassed for size, shape, and breeding. Terms are extremely liberal, and for furtllcr particulars apply to the Auctioneer Bourkc street; or W. C. Yuillc, agent for Mr Cox, Kirk’s Bazaar. 2902