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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLI, Issue 4071, 11 February 1874, Page 4

H. Bennetts and Co. SELWYN YARDS. POE RAT/B BY AUCTION. BEEEDING EWES. STOBB WETHEES. , ON FRIDAY, FEB. 13. -jpi I MITCHELL A CO. wffl HOLD their FIRST SHEEP SALE OP THE SEASON, At the above Yards, ON FEIDAY NEXT, FEB. 13. When they will oiler as follows 1300 YOtW<} WETHEES Shorn In November, in capital condition. 500 I * ABaE TOOTH 500 From one at the Best Flocks in the Province. Sale at I o'clock. Terms at sale. 1453

Robert Wilkin. EEKL Y S A L THURSDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1874. E. At Eleven o’clock. WOOL BUTCHERS’ SHEEPSKINS DBY STATION DO. HIDES, Ac. 1486 ’ BOBEBT WILKIN. STOBE SHEEP 808 BALE. 1000 300 1443 MERINO WETHERS. TWO-TOOTH HALF-BBED EWES. BOBEBT WILKIN. GOOD FREEHOLD FARM FOB SALE. AN EXCELLENT FARM of 800 acres, plenty of wood and water. Good Dwelling-house, Stock of 500 sheep, Ac. 1216 BOBEBT WILKIN. NORTH CHEISTCHUEOH, PAPANUI ROAD. The Choicest part of the Suburbs. aUAETBE-ACBB ALLOTMENTS, surrounded by the most picturesque roads and residences in the neighbourhood of Christchurch, from £SO the quarter acre, and most liberal terms, or a lease with purchasing clause. Flans and particulars at the office of a 1260 BOBT. WILKIN, TO FARMERS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHERS. JjlOß SALE* A CAPITAL FARM, Containing—--1300 Acres, part freehold and part leasehold, all fenced, and sub-divided, with all necessary improvements, including dwellinghouse, stable, barn, and other outbuildings. For newly arrived settlers and others the above investment presents an opportunity seldom to he met with, as the whole establishment is in proper working order, and will yield an immediate return. Stock, implements, Ac., will be taken at a valuation, and immediate possession will be' given. 979 BOBEBT WILKIN, TO FARMERS.. T* E UNDERSIGNED Is a buyer of ’ Good WHEAT, or will make liberal advances on any consigned to bis London Agents. 1415 BOBEBT WILKIN. WORKING BUI LOCKS. BULLOCKS. WOEKING r ANTED, Two Teams of Good Oxen, not exceeding seven years old. BOBEBT WILKIN. IMPORTANT SALE OF LINCOLN SHEEP From the well-known PANT O N F L O O K. T [HE undersigned will offer for SALE at CHBISTG H U B C H, FRIDAY, Ors MARCH, (The day of the EamlAir),. .. The following valuable Sheep;— 1 Bom, 4 Shear, brother to 3rd prize ram at Wol vorSmpton in 1871 , , 1 Bom, 2 shear, imported September last 1 Bam lamb, mx months old •, 2 Ewes, 3 shear 2 Ewe lambs, six months old. The above sheep (except the lambs) were selected from the world-renowned Panton Book belonging to Messrs W. tnd,H. Dndding, by their brother Mr Horatio Dndding, the present owner, and as might be expected under the circumstances, they show all the characteristics which have rendered the flock so famous, namely a heavy luztrptu fleece, combined with constitution and symmetry. The flock of Messrs Dndding is so well-known tint it seems unnecessary to reSUadihe public that they have been the most successful exhibitors of Lincoln sheep in the world, and that wherever they have Shown, whether in England or on the Continent, they have oome off triumphant; amongst other places, at the International Exhibition, London, 1871, , and at the late Vienna Exhibition. 718 BOBEBT WILKIN.

PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. IMPORTANT SALE or SHORT-HORN COWS. THE Undersigned has received instructions from F. C. Threlkeld, Esq., to Sell At the CARLTON YARDS, OK WEDNESDAY, 4th MARCH, 20 FIEST-CLASB FEDIOBBE COWS. Many ol them in foil profit,: and all in calf to St. Patrick, This sale affords an excellent opportunity to those who may be desirous of establishing a herd of Shorthorns, as. for many years, Mr Threlkeld has spared no pains in breeding, as the result he has attained will show. 1082 EGBERT WILKIN. AUTUMN SOWING. JpOE SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED— Alsike Timothy Trefoil Rape , Cow Grass 'Tnnd» White clover Bed dover And all descriptions of GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. Broadcast Sowing Machines' (horse and harrow) Howard's Flexible Harrows 1348 ROBERT WILKIN. T. J Haling ft Co. J. MAXING AND CO. T. HAVE FOR SALE, PIANOS In Walnut and Rosewo Brinsmead, I Pianettes, Cottage, Oblique, Grand, and Drawingroom Grand. HARMONIUMS, by Alexander, Saner, Ac. Mason and Hamlin’s REED ORGANS, with two mannals, 4 sets of reeds with pipe organ top, gilt pipes, 9 stops, 4 sets of reeds thronghont—one of 4ft., one of Bft. to upper manual; and one of f pitch, and one of 16ft. to lower moimal, Ac., Ac. Mason and Hamlin’s REED ORGAN, five octave doable reed, with sab-bass and octave coupler, seven stops, Ac., Ac. TEMPORARY OFFICES: Cathedral square. vv INES AND SPIRITS. PAGE AND BANDSMAN'S PORTS—Good sound and vintage, in case and bulk \ PAGE AND SANDEMAN‘3 SHERRIES- -Pale and golden, including; Montilla, Ma?azamlla, and Amontillado, m case and bulP Ingham and Whittaker’s pale old virgin MAPtSALA, direct from Palermo. HUNGATiIAN WINES (direct from Presburg.) These wines are in splendid condition, and weU worthy the attention of connoisseurs. BEANXIXES: Hennessy and kartell’s WHISKIES: Glenlivet, Pitlocherie, Dunville. LIQUEURS., Cherry-Brandy, Peach ‘ Bittora, Duacanda Brandy. 1093