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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLII, Issue 4328, 26 December 1874, Page 4

J.fclLH. Ompbell pbblimisnaby notice. T AND B. H. CAMPBELL will BBBL BY • AUCTION, it thWr Repository, about eridot this montlin oonslgwoent of very superior DRAUGHT MAKES, ex Omeo, from MelTITTEBSA U’S. TUESDAY, 29ik INSTANT. U O’CLOCK. DRAUGHT”MARES. Ex Tamnw, from Melbourne, JAND B. 11. CAMPBELL are Instructed • by Mr John Treated!, to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, As above— LX) VERY SUPERIOR HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES, young, sound, and possessing excellent bone. They will bo on view at tho Repository. 871# Hr J. G> Hawkea J , G. H A WKBS, AUCTIONEER, LICENSED LAND BROKER, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT ROOMS—Late the Stores of HAWKES end STROUTS, HBKSfonn Stbsxt. CusistomiKOE. 7MB MONDAY, DEC. 28ra. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. J. G. HAWKES has received instructions from a gentleman leaving Canterbury, to SklL. by PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, Deo. 28th, on the Premises, East town belt, off Hereford street, nearly opposite Cox’s Store, Sitting room, bedroom, and kitchen furniture Kitchen utensils Cottage piano, by Brood wood Sewing machine, Ac., Ac. 1 very superior double-barrel gun, by Westley Richards 1 very superior single duck gun, 4 feet barrel 1 first-class cornet Aquarium and gold fish Lot of timber suitable for boat building Perambulator Fowls, Ac., Ac. bale at 13 o’clock. 2819 SELL. TUESDAY, DEC. 29tk. to publican’sTlodging-house KEEPERS, Ac. MR J. O. HAWKES has received instructions to SELL, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford Street, on TUESDAY, DEC. 26m, A Quantity of FURNITURE, mode expressely for a BOARDING HOUSE, comprising— Tables, double and single dining room seats, stretchers, wash stands, linen, crockery, cooking utensils, cutlery, Ac. 1 3ft 9in Leamington cooking range. Also, a quantity of other furniture and sundries. Sale at 12 o’clock. 2820 WEDNESDAY, DEC. SO. UENITURE. MR J. G. HAWKES has received instructions from Mr J.Wood, jaur., who is leaving Christchurch, to Sell, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 30th Dec., on the Premises Hereford street west, near to the Government Domain, The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of— Sitting room, bed room, and kitchen furniture, Ac., Ac. Sole at 12 o’clock. Further particulars in future advertisement. 2895

Robert Wilkin VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY POE SALE. THAT Splendid FARM belonging to John Londsboroctgh, Esq., within two miles of TIM ARU, containing— QfiO ACRES of First-class LAND, divided OxJO into 9 Paddocks by good ences. The Form is capitally watered by the North Middle, and Soath Branches of the Otipna Creek* which, being fed by springs, ran all the year. There is a good eight-roomed House on the land, with stable and other necessary out-honsee. Part of the land is in grass, and part under crop. There is also a first-rate Orchard well stocked wit healthy fruit trees. The attention of capitalists wishing to secure a property in a good position, is specially directed to this advertisement, as it is seldom that each & compact and well-chosen block can be secured in the suburbs of a rising town like Timara. WsSBS RUSSELL, RITCHIE, & CO., Dunedin and Timara; or ROBERT WILKIN, 1512 Christchurch, Villa site, near Riccartoa Church Do on Faponni road, opposite Hon. J. T. Peacock's leasehold Shops in Cashel street Villa sites, to let for 99 years, part of Biccarton estate Ac., Ac. 2674 ROBERT WILKIN, TO CAPITALISTS. FOE ABSOLUTE SALE, in Dunedin, on FEBRUARY 9, 1875, In conseqnence of Dissolution of Partnership, Those magnificent Pastoral Properties, in the province of Otago, known os BENMORE and GALLOWAY, Benmore comprises 261,560 acres, and will he sold with 87,000 sheep, or thereabouts. Galloway contains 186,240 acres, and with it will be said 105,000 sheep. As Pastoral Runs, Benmore and Galloway ore, unequalled in New Zealand, and great pains having been t'ken for many years with the sheep, they are now second to no flock in Otago. Full particulars of these properties may be obtained from DRIVER, STEWART A CO., Dunedin : or ROBERT WILKIN, Christchurch, 943 FARM FOB SALE. 160 Acres at Greondalo An excellent form, with House, Well, and other necessary improvements, well fenced and subdivided. 203 ROBERT WILKIN. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL, jpOE SALE, PRIVATELY TEN GOOD CLIPS, ranging from 100'to 700 bales. 2720 ROBERT WILKIN, GRAZING LAND, TO LET.

PADDOCK of 276 ACRES, near Arabetley, and one of 100 ACRES, near Brown's bridge, "Those paddocks are both securely fenced and well watered, and the grazing will be let till 30th June next. 2220 ROBERT WILKIN. Educational PAPANUI DISTRICT SCHOOL, The annual distribution of prizes will take place at the school, on MONO A V EVENING NEXT, at 7 o'clock. Parents and friends of scholars attending the school are invited to be present. Ilis Honor the Superintendent has kindly con* seutcd to give away the prises. GEORGE HARPER, 2868 Chair man District Committee. LADIES* BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. SUMNER. MRS TBEW begs to intimate that she wIJI substitute terms in her school next year instead of quarters, os formerly. I 2788 FOR SALE, one 8 hor»e power ENGINE and COMBINE, with straw elevators complete, in good working order, by Messrs Clayton and Hhuttleworth. Por terms and particulars, apply to Mr C. BOURN, Southbridge. mi NOTICE TO FARMERS, LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, Ac, ON S A L E A Valuable Stock of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ex £, P. Bonverie, Is now on view at Messrs U. Matson and Co.'s Stores, and at Tattersall’s Show Yards adjoining, comprising— Richmond and Chandler's Cnaffontters Do. do, Corncrushers Patent root pnlpers No.). Hardloy’s mil! Larkworthy's patent harrows Patent soeklifters Oumov's patent platform machines 7 feet Land roller Ramsey’s patent cistern pumps Do, do, pitcher do Hornsby’s doable and single furrow ploughs. N.B. Special attention is invited to the above American sack lifters which enables a man to load a dray singly where extra labour cannot be hod; also the American cistern and pitcher pumps, capable of drawing water 86 feet, cost only about £4 each. The com c ushers are especially worthy of notice, being available to crush into the finest oatmeal, or splitting and even skinning beans, peas, Ac. Many of the above arc prise-takers in England, and sent to New Zealand by the makers for trial in Canterbury. Andy to 2830 JOSEPH NEWTON, Hereford street.