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

g» Matson & Co. POEBAIB, 420 AOB E 8 LAND l AT. C U S T, Fenced, with beautiful stream the entire length of the property, known as Revoll’a. Price low—Terms easy. 6447 H., MATSON, <Sc. C 0.,, Cashel street. FOB SALE, 52 ACRE FABM, LINCOLN. MESSES H. MATSON *■ CO. have received instructions from Mr S. J. Gallagher TO SELL his CHOICE PAEM OP 52 ACEES, < Situate in the Lincoln 'District, within two miles of Prebbleton, subdivided 'into three paddocks, 22 acres in grass and 30 acres in stubblewith two Two-roomed Cottages, Three-stalled Stable, two wells, and good garden. For full particulars, apply to 6449 H. MATSON & CO.. Casbel street. WAIN 01. MESSES H. MATSON & CO have received in struotions from Mr James Held, of Wainul, to Sell HIS CHOICE PHEEHOLD, Comprising— ACEES, more or Ifss, fenced and O • sub-divided, chiefly in grass, together with substantial DWELLING HOUSE, DAIRY AND STOCK YARDS thereon. This property adjoins Messrs Bell and Bates, and is plaoed on the market, in consequence of the owner’s determination to live near Christchurch, ■ Dairy Stook, Ac., can be taken" at valuation, or will he sold by auction at purchaser's option. Full particulars to be had from 6450 H. MATSON A CO, Cashel street. FOE SALE. CHRISTCHURCH, A BUTCHERY BUSINESS, doing a largo and respectable trade, together with THE FREEHOLD SHOP AND DWELLING HOUSE, As now in the occupation of the vendor. This is really a capitalopportnnlty for "a person of moderate capital—Vendor retiring from business. Full particulars and all information to be obtained from H. MATSON A CO., 6451 Casbel street, Christchurch. NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. f|IHE Undersigned are CASH Purchasers of WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, GRASS SEEDS, Ac. Grain Stored, and Sacks supplied at Current Bates. H. MATSON A CO, 6152 Cashel street. FOE SALE. BUILDING SITES. EIGHT SECTIONS of LAND, having Frontage on Queen Street, and Hawdon Street, Colombo Street South. Teems— One-tenth Cosh, Balance in Three Years. H. MATSON A CO., 6453 Cashel Street. W. Buss OHOKA. CLEARING SALE or STOCK AND PAEM IMPLEMENTS. THURSDAY, MARCH 8. WBUSS has received instructions from Mr • Samuel Bradley, who has let his farm, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his residence on the above date, the whole of - his Stook and Effects, viz., 6 Cows, in milk and in coif 15 head of Young Cattle 1 Bull 146 cross-bred Ewes and Lambs 2 draught Fillies, broken to all harness 1 Cob, broken to trap harness, 4 years old Ploughs, Harrows Beaping Machines Chaff Cutter Harness Farm Tools Household Furniture and Effects Sale at half-past 12 o’clock. - JL\x»ok<Km proxidtid." 6109 W, BUSS Auctioneer* Robert Wil'Kin. RAM AND EWE FAIR. MARCH 15 and 16, CONSTITUENTS are requested to forward particulars of Bams and Ewes they wish to sell, so that I may enter them. Entries close on faturday, March 10, and no sheep will be allowed on the ground which have not been entered. 6410 ROBERT WILKIN. BAM FAIR. MARCH 15, 1877. THE undersigned will offer for SALE, as above—--4Q LINCOLN RAMS 50 DO EWES Bred by Messrs Thomas and Frederick Sutton, Southland. The universal satisfaction which Messrs Sutton’s sheep have given to purchasers, en previous occasions, renders comment upon this lot unnecessary, J, T. FORD A CO. 6089 ROBERT WILKIN. RAM AND EWE FAIR. MARCH 15 AND 16. ■pi OR SALE, BY THE UNDEBSIQNED—LINCOLN RAMS—Bred by Hon Matthew Holmes, Messrs Sutton, Bros, Mr H. J. Hall, Mr E, C. Minchra, and others. LEICESTER RAMS—Bred by Hon Matthew Holmes, Messrs Gillies and Street, Sir Thomas Tanored, New Zealand and Australian Land Company, Messrs Corlett, Bras, and others. BOMNEY MaEsH BAMS —Bred by Dr Webster, Mr W. D. Lawrence, and others. MERINO RAMS—Bred by Mr Joseph Pearson, Mr W. Moody, and others. DOWN RAM.-*—fired by B. Wilkie, and others. LINCOLN EWES—Bred by Messrs Sutton, Bros, Mr H. J. Hail, Major Jackson, and others. LEICESTER EWES—Bred by the late Mr Tohnie, and otheis. ROMNEY MARSH EWES—Bred by the late Mr olmle, and others, NORFOLK DOWN EWES-Bred by Mr William Wilson. SOUTH DOWN EWES-Bred by Mr John Deans, and others. Also, Rams and Ewes of various other breeds. 6088 ROBERT WILKIN. Foe sale, at the ram fair, on Account of E. C. Minchin, Esq.— 3 pure-bred Lincoln Boms 1 do do Ram Lamb 3 do do Ewes I 1 do do Ewe Lamb. . 6003 ROBERT WILKIN. pi OB SALE AT THE BAM FAIR—--60 Lincoln BAMS, bred by H. J. Hall, Birdling Brook Farm, Leeston, 60(2 ROBERT WILKIN. IMPORTED RAMS FOB SALE, AT AM PAIR ON MARCH 15:— Lincoln Bam, bred by B. Makinder, of Langton Grange, i.inooloshire Leicester Ram, bred by Heugb, Yorkshire Lincoln Ram, “Six Ihomas," bred by Thomas TTlrkVißm of fiieoathorpe Lincoln Kama, ** Solomon,” *' Squire Williamson,” and “Torthowald,” bred by Thomas Wilkin, Tinwold Downs, Dumfriesshire. The above rams will be sold without reserve. 6409 ROBERT WILKIN. MERINO BAMS. pi O E 8 A L E.— oTWO-TOOTH RAMS, bred by Mr vf Pearson, Hurnt Bill, Oxford. Floes masters requiring rams are requested to turn up the Wool circulars, and see the prices obtained for the J. Pearson clip for years back. 1910 ROBERT WILKIN. LEICESTER RAMS. THE undersigned is prepared to rocoive Orders for the well-known Leicester Rams of the New Zealand and Australia Lard Company. Those Bams have always given great satisfaction to all who havo used them in Canterbury and elsewhere. . 4341 EOBT. WILKIN. RESIDENTIAL SITE WITHIN THE CIT' CHRISTCHURCH. FOn BALE. Situated on Park Terrace, adjoining Bii Court, and containing Half-an-Aore. fl l Hlrf is unquestionably the best vacant si J- a gentleman’s Residence in Christohuro] its value is greatly enhanced bj its being a c section. Also, . „ . POE S&LE, A Comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE, stai JJE°n Holf-an-Acre in the centre of Christohai 2879 BOBT. WILK