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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 5011, 12 March 1877, Page 4

M w. J. 0. Bluett. DOTLB9TOJS. FREEHOLD LAND. FBEKHOLD land. TUESDAY, MAUOII 13. IW7. At Blaoklor's Hotel, Doylea'cm. U W. .1. O. BLUETT oflor for SAI,E uy public auction, At Blaoklor’s Hotel, on the “ , > , > vo ~atp * K/4 AOKEHof Valuable BUILDING LAND 5U lo H allotment", being I™* , of H,,r ;' l /motion 6952. Imvlmf frontage on two ron.lH In close contiguity to (tie Dovloston Uni . way Station, nml abundantly supplied will, water. Plan to bo seen nt, lllaokler'H Hotel, Doyleston, nml further purtfculnrn can bo obtained from tlm Auctioneer, Leoston. .7. T. FOBD * HD-* ~ . . Auctioneers, Christchurch. Snlo to c.ommouoo nt 1 p.m. W. J. (7. BLUETT, Auotioneer. (i3fln DOYLE9TON. •m/rn. BLUETT will hold bl" usual MONTHLY IYL SALE at Doyleston, TJL ON TUESDAY, MARCH 1.1, , Special Entries on oooouut of Mil 1 IRRLJ,. 1 heifer, to onlve In six weeks 2 heifers, In cnlf . „ 1 obeutimt goldlug, by Young Towton... years, broken to saddle ; a really hue upsuuuluig colt, fit /or cob work , ] draught go Mi up (Touch), rising 1 yours 1 light drought gelding (Nod), rising ■> years Milch cows and store cattle, on account or Bovoral owners, about f>u head About 200 fat sheep, a lot of good pigs, from 10 to 100 head On account of Mr Anderson 1 upstanding draught gelding, I years, broke: SoveraF other entries of draught and light horses , , , , Several sections in the Township of Uoylcston, on account of Messrs Wood, llios. Clark, Blaohlor, sour and Jnnr , , In the Ellesmere District Mr Bluett has a number of very Valuable farms f>r Halo by private treaty, ranging from 50 to 100 acres, inspect.on invited. E. Mitchell * Co ■RAMS. RAMS. E. & E. M'LBAN’S PUKE LEICESTERS. THE Undersigned beg to inform their friends that they have received from Auckland their Annual (shipment of tbo above favourite bheep, and the sumo will be at tbo RAM FAIR, MABCH 15, FOE SALE OR FOR HIRE, As usual. 6501 B. MITCHELL & CO., Hereford street. H.B. H dd eston&Co. HE NEW MARKET, RANGIORA. ‘ESSES H. B. HUDDLESTON & CO. will HOLD WEEKLY SALES, At these Yards every TUESDAY’, Commencing at U o’clock punctually— Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Horses. 6571 NEWMaKKET, RANGIORA. 800 F 1 WKTHEHst S 8 800 Messrs h. b. huddleston a go. have received instructions to sell nt their yards, ON TUESDAY, MARCH IS, SOO first clasa young Merino Wothors, in lots to suit purchasers. 6691 Messes h. b. huddleston & co. have received instructions from the Trustees in tbo Estate of Mr C. Anderson, of Rangiora, Storekeeper, to SELL BY PUBLID AUCTION, Ou the Premises, High street, ON FRIDAY, MARCH 16, The Whole of the stock-in-trade. Consisting of— Tents, Tarpaulins, Canvas, Ropes, Blocks, So. Groceries, Gluas and Earthenware, Confectionery, Stationery, Toys, Lamps, So. Household furniture. Shop Fittings and Sundries. Also, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES. Consisting of— Double Houee and t-hop, in the centre of Rangiora, held for 30 years at a low ground rent. Sale at Noon. Premises at 2 p.m. All further information can be obtained at the Offices of the Auctioneers, High street, Rangiora. 6*76 Robert Wlkm TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS, AND CATTLE DEALERS. THE Undersigned have received instructions to SELL, in one lot, or in four farms, as divided by fences THAT y ALrrABLE FARM Situate on the North road, adjoining the Town of Kaiapoi, and known as RHODES AND WILKIN'S FARM. The Farm comprises Rural Sections Nos 1137, 1394, 1261,1610, X6H, 1572, 1573, and parts of 1260 and 1609- in all 472 acres. For grazing Cattle to fatten, or for Wheat growing, this Farm cannot bo surpassed In Canterbury j and, ns liberal terms will bo given, those in want of a good property should not let the opportunity pass. Full particulars may be learnt on application to ROBERT WILKIN, 5873 Or MILLS, UASSAL S CO. RAM FAIR, MARCH 15. undersigned bus received instructions from I Sir Tuuorod, Burt., to sell nt the Ram Fair, 14 Purebred LEICESTER RAMS, by Colonel Inge’s Rams, out of Every M'Lean Ewes. 0590 ROBERT WILKIN. For sale, at the ram fair, on Account cf E. C. Minohin, Esq.— 3 pure-bred Lincoln Rams 1 do do Ram Lamb 3 do do Ewes; 1 do do Ewe Lamb. 6003 ROBERT WILKIN. JJIOR SALE AT THE BAM PAIR—--60 Lincoln RAMS, bred by H. J. Hall, Blrdling Brook Farm, Looston. 60(2 ROBERT WILKIN, IMPORTED RAMS FOB SALE, AT Jg* AM FAIR ON MARCH 15. Lincoln Bam, bred by B. Makiador, of Langtou Grange, i.iucolnsbiru Leicester Rum, bred by Hough, Yorkshire Liuocln Ram, “Sir Thomas,” bred by Thomas Kirkham of lllnoathorpo Lincoln hams, " Solomon,’’ “ Squire Williamsou," uud “Toribowalil,’’ bred by Thomas Wilkin, Tmwold Downs, Dumfriesshire, The above rams will bo sold without reserve. 6409 ROBERT WILKIN; Wm. Wilson. PERENNIAL RYEGRASS. YY having imported, Laugstono from Loudon, Q/VkA BUSHELS FACET'S PERENNIAL OUUU RYE GRASS of tbo very best prewired to supply and othors nt a small Advance upon Cost Price. quality, is Farmers Also, 5000 BUSHELS COLONIAL GROWN RYEGRASS, selected from some of the best pastures lu tbo Province. COW GRASS RED AND WHITE CLOVER ALBYKK HYBRID TREFOIL TIMOTHY &o„ Ac., AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. Also, WINTER 'PARES for Autumn sowing. Not*.—Tbo imported Ryegrass gives fanners au opportunity of oluiugiug tluilr seed that seldom occurs, ami which they would do well to take advantage of. „ , w. WILSON, Hood Merchant, Christchurch. .Tan. 30,1877. 211 GRAZING. 1001) Feed for Cattle ami Horses can bo had f at VVHlisdon. Fences good, and a never log supply of water. Terms reasonable. I R. Willis Jen,Southbridge.