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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4717, 28 March 1876, Page 4

B. Walton Co. IMPORTANT sale or boots and shoes.. : THIS DAT. TUESDAY, MAECH 23* 187& Two o’clock. MESSES R. WALTON & CO, have received instructions from the importers to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION., At their Booms, Hereford street, Christchurch, on TUESDAY; MARCH 28, 1876,. At two o’clock,. The following excellent Assortment of New. Goods,. Consisting of Af\ TRUNKS OF WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S New and Seasonable ' BOOTS AND SHOES, Specially selected for this Market, Terms Liberal. TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1876* 853 Two o’clock. C. C. Aikmaa. FRIDAY, MARCH 31. TIMBER 1 TIMBER!! TIMBER!!! BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Railway Station. TVTE C. C. AIRMAN is instructed by Mr J, B. It I Way to BELL, as above— The Cargoes of the Saxon and Elizabeth, from Auckland, Consisting of * FEET WHITE PINE BOARDS & SCANTLING. Also, A A feet kauri and WHITE PINS BOARDS, Balance of Cargoes ex Flirt and Jessie Henderson. Sale at 2 o’clock.—Terms at sale. 994 uonsi 76,000 Benn & Parkerson. M B E E L E Y (gALEYAEDS. MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1873, Messrs benn & paekeeson wm hold their usual MONTHLY SALE At their Yards at Amberley, On the above date. The present entries comprise—--500 500 250 200 250 SHEEP. MERINO EWES FAT SHEEP i-Bred LEICESTER LAMBS G-tooth MERINO EWES CROSS-BRED EWES. CATTLE. Several good Milch Cows Young Stock, HORSES. Draught and Saddle Horses. By order of Mr John Wilson—--4 good Draught Geldings 1 first-class Dray Harness, shaft and leading A quantity of strand Wire And, on account of different Owners— Potatoes, Apples, Farm Produce. Sale at 11.30. 1009 BENN & PARKERSON. SPECIAL ENTRY. BY order of Mr James Ashworth, who is SELLING in consequence of the opening of the Railway at Amberley. 5f FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT GELDINGS, As underDuke, bay gelding, aged Jollie, bay gelding, aged Farmer, bay gelding, six years old Clyde, bay geiding, six years old Nuggett, bay gelding, four years old Prince, bay gelding, three years old Smiler, bay gelding, three years old The above Horses are so well known that comment is unnecessary, and they will be sold subject to trial and guarantee. Also, One 4-horse waggon 2 good three-horse drays 1010 BENN & PARKERSON. H. E. Alport. CLEARING SALE OP GROCERIES AND OILMEN’S STORES, &c. MB H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from Mr J. Donaldson, who is relinquishing that branch of his business, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Stores Cashel street, a few doors from Oxford Terrace, Christchurch, ou FRIDAY NEX 0, MARCH 31, At 12 Noon, A useful Assortment of Groceries and Oilmen’s Stores and other goods. 990 SrLean, Bros. FRIDAY, MAECH 31. At 3 o’clock. VALUABLE STATION PROPERTY. FOB SALE BY AUCTION. MACLEAN BROTHERS are favoured with instructions from Messrs Oakdon and Booth to sell by auction, at their Booms, Manse street, on Friday, March 31, at 3 o’clock, That very desirable sheep station. TE ANaU DOWNS, Situate on Lake Te Anau, and comprising 29,000 Acres leasehold, having eight years unexpired—completely fenced and subdivided. 23 Acres leasehold, with complete and efficient improvements. Together with 13,000 merino sheep of unusual excellence, having been bred from the best rams procurable, and carefully culled year after year, and being chiefly young sheep. We would mention that this property is for absolute sale, owing to dissolution of partnership. It is compact, easily worked, and secure for the term of the lease, and hence offers special inducements to investors. Terms and all further pariionlars on application to MACLEAN BROTHERS, 571 Dunedin. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. FOE SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THE Undersigned have for Sale a Magnificent ESTATE in the Province of Otago, Consisting of—--19,798 acres Freehold, of which about twothirds are rich agricultural land, with firstclass improvements 9300 acres Leasehold AND 17,000 well-bred Sheep. The above property is situated wi'hin 50 miles of a sea-port, and is intersected by a line of railway, now open. For price, terms, or further particulars, apply to 722 MaCLEAN, BROS., Dunedin. Auctions. THURSDAY, APRIL 27. GREAT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF FREEHOLD LAND NEAR TIMAEU, ON THE KINGSHOWN ESTATE, fJIHE ABOVE WILL BE OFFERED POE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT TIMABU, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 27, IN FARMS OF 30 TO 200 ACRES. This property, for quality of soil, climate and position, is not surpassed by any in Canterbury. It lies close to the town and poit of Timaru; the Great South road and Great Sonth Railway run through its entire length, and the railway station of Normanhy will be about midway on it. The blocks have been laid off to form compact farms, having easy access to the main road and railway station, and afford to all classes of settlers an opportunity of securing FREEHOLD FARMS Of strong wheat-growing land. It is well-known that the wheat produced on such soil is mnch superior to that of the Plains, and equal to that of Oamii.ru. TEEMS : One third cash, balance at two, three, four and five years by equal amounts; interest, 7 per cent. Plans may be seen at the offices of the undersigned, and lithographed copies will be ready for delivery to intending purchasers on and after March 31. MILES, ARCHER & CO,, Timam. 743 MILES, HAS3AL & CO., Christchurch. Robert Wilkin. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. THE Goodwill of a Lease of 1600 acres, having 20 years to run, at a very moderate rental. 7928 ROBERT WILKIN. MERINO RAMS ! MERINO RAMS! FOR SALE, -J TWO-TOOTH RAMS, from Mr Joseph XVlv/ Pearson’s Burnt Hill flock. The wool of this flick brings the highest price given for Canterbury wool, as a reference to the Sale Catalogues will show. The character of the wool resembles that of the best Port Phillip flocks, being a long soft combing' wool, combined with great density, 8574 • ROBERT WILKIN,