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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 5007, 7 March 1877, Page 4

J. T. Ford & Co. IMPORTANT SALE OJE TKOEOUQHBRED STOCK, OHFRIDAT, APRIL 20; AT SPBEYDON FARM. rjl H E ADJOUBNED SALE OP ME E. Q. GRIFFITH'S THOROUGHBRED HORSES ■Will take "place at the Homestead on the above dote. Further particulars in future advertisements. 6*26 J. T, FOBD St CO., Auctioneers. TO MEN OF SMALL CAPITAL, DAIRYMEN, MARKET GARDENERS, AND OTHERS SEEKING INVESTMENT IN GOOD FEEEHOLD LAND. PAPANUI LAND. PAPANUI LAND. MESSRS j. T. FOBD & CO. have been instructed by the HON J. T, PEACOCK, TO OPPEB FOB SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE SAWYERS’ ARMS, PAPANUI, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1877, J[s ALLOTMENTS Varying from 2J ACRES to 8 ACRES each, being part of Rural Sections 189 a and 798; situate at Papanui, adjoining the Northern Line and close to the Railway Station, known as DOUGLAS’ FARM. The quality of the Land cannot be surpassed in Canterbury, either for Agricultural or Grazing purposes. It has frontage on three roads, and is well watered. The Terms wilt be made exceedingly liberal, and such an opportunity for acquiring freehold, possesslug so many advantages rarely ofier itself* A plan of the property may be seen at the offices of the Auctioneers, or at the Sawyers’ Arms Hotel, Papanui. Bale to commmence at 1 p.m. 5801 J. T. FOBD & CO., Auctioneers. ASHBURTON PORKS. IMPORTANT SALE OP FREEHOLD LAND. \T ES3H3 J. T. FORD St CO. have received instructions to SELL BY PRIVATE TREATY ACEE3 of First-class AGEICULTUEAL f LAND, well watered, situated on the Iford Estate, Ashburton Forks. The above land will be sold by private treaty in lots to suit purchasers, up to March 31, 1877; after that date, any lots remaining unsold will be disposed of by Public Auction early in April. TEEMS MOST LIBERAL. Mr Lewis E. Corsbie, Manager Alford Station, Ashburton Porks, will show intending _ purchasers over the land, and full particulars of price, 40., can be obtained from J. T. FORD * CO., Auctioneers, 5921 Hereford street, Christchurch. W. H. Hargreaves. TO DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, HOSIERS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. IMPOBTANT SALE OP Superior Melbourne-made CLOTHING, HATS, HOSIEEF, MEECEEY, &C. FOE ABSOLUTE SALE. WH. HARGREAVES is instructed to • SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Cathedral square, ' ON TUESDAY, MARCH 13, And following day if necessary, the balance of Mr W, Stringer’s stock, about £I6OO in value. Consisting of—--100 gents’ tweed paget and D.B. coats, assorted 106 gents’ paget, D.B. and 5.8., and serge suits, assorted 100 gents’ alpacca, waterproof, and other coats, assorted 109 gents’ black pagets, sac coats, pilots, and overoats, assorted, 100 gents’ black and coloured tweed vests, as. sorted. 34 gents’ cord, tweed, duck, and black cloth 94 boys’ tweed, drill velvet, knicker, and trousers suits 84 men’s cricketing trousers, pants 33 dozen men’s and boys' hard, soft, and French felt hate, assorted 9 dozen men’s and boys’ tweed, velvet, and other caps 6 dozen men’s merino shirts, assorted 20 dozen men’s white shirts, assorted. 9 dozen men’s Oxford shirts, assorted. 20 dozen men’s and boys’ Crimean shirts 4} dozen Josephine kio gloves 20 dozen assorted Biugwood, cloth, and real buck gloves 35 dozen linen colonial collars 55 gross paper collars, assorted 7 dozen men’s lambawool pants 5 dozen men’s knicker hose Hat-bands, Cardigan jackets, flannel shirts, silk (white and coloured) pocket handkerchiefs, umbrellas, oilskin coats, leggings, &c., Ac., Ac, Sale at 11 o’clock.—Terms liberal. Note. —The whole will be sold in lots to suit the trade. 0331 C. F. Barker M MALVERN SALE. TO BUTCHERir'DEALERS, &c. SALE OP FIRST-CLASS SHEEP, PIGS, &c. os FRIDAY NEXT. E C. P. BARKER will hold his NEXT SALE FRIDAY, MARCH 9, At the New Yards at Sheffield, when, in addition to the usual lots, he will submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, On account of Mr Lawry, in consequence of his having SOLD the Lease of his Farm, the following SPECIAL ENTRIES:— 1 Draught Entire (yearling), by Lord Courtenay 1 Draught Filly (yearling), by President 1 Draught Gelding, Punch; guaranteed staunch; any trial given 1 Cow, in calf and in milk 175 Merino Ewes 150 Long-woolled Lambs 2 Leicester bams, bred by C. andO. Association 1 Breeding Sow 4 Store Pigs 1 Tip cart and Frame 1 Cambridge Boiler 1 Samuelson’s Reaper Ploughs Harrows Poultry Also, On acconnt of Mr W. B, Campbell. 140 Ewes 140 Half-bred Lambs 30 Prime Store Pigs On account of Mr C. Enys, 300 Merino Ewes. On account of Mr H. Matthias, 200 merino wethers. On acconnt of Mr John Gunn, 170 two-tooth oiose-bred ewes 170 do do wethers By pure Leicester rams. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. 6418 C. P. BARKER, Auctioneer. TOWNSHIP OF CHEETSBY. SALE ByTuCTION. fl/TE c. P. BARKER has been favoured with IT I instructions from Messrs Garrick and Cowlishaw, Solicitor for W, A. Brown, Esq., to oiler for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1877, At 12 o’clock noon, At his Rooms, Hereford street, adjoining Miles, Hassal and Co.'s, ALLOTMENTS IN THE ABOVE TOWNSHIP. The Township of Chertsey is situated six miles south of the Rakoia,aud at the site of the Chertsey Hallway Station, which is now opened for traffic, and is the railway depot of an Agricultural District of upwards of 60,000 acres of reebold—a large area of which has already been cropped, and the rest is now rapidly being occupied. The Sale offers unrivalled openings for the following lines of business : HOTEL, GENERAL oTOEE, . GRAIN BTOEB, BAKES, BUTCHER, and BLACKSMITH. The position of Chertsey between Rakaia and Ashburton precludes all possibility of its interests clashing with those of either of these places. Terms—} cash, balance in quarterly payments bearing interest at 8 per cent. For further particulars, apply to GABRIOK Sc GOWLISHAW, ■ Solicitors, Cathedral square. Or to. O. F, BARKER, Auctioneer, 6419 Hereford street.