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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5585, 18 January 1879, Page 8

O. T. I ok. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, JAN. 18. AT THE CENTRAL SALE ROOMS, jyj K C. T. l"cTk la Inal rooted to SELL BY AUCTION CHIC KB N WHEAT. 5 TONS BABLEY MEAL 2 TONS KIDNEY POTATOES Tea, in boxes and half-ohests Sugar, soap, onions, bacon Hams, flour Ac., *o. Also,— A large assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Kitchen utensils, kitchen ranges, registered grates Weighing machine Cheese press and vats Harness, Halmes Shovels, Ac., Ac., 643.<W3 Bale at 11.80 sharp. W. J. G. Bluett & Co. POSTPONEMENT DOYLESTON SALE From Tuesday, Jan. U, to MONDAY, JAN. 20, 1879, Owing to the inclemency of the weather. Messes w. j. o. bluett & co. win hold their usual MONTHLY SALE AT DOYLESTON, ON MONDAY, JAN. 20, OUR PRESENT ENTRIES Comprise IQQ Head of Fat and Store Cottle 800 Sheep pigs jjjorses And Also, At the same time will he offered, 1 Steam Threshing Machine by Clayton nuiA fihnttlsVOtth Sole at 12 o’clock. W, J. G> BLUETT A CO., Auctioneers, Leeston apd Southbridge. Messes w. j. g. slue®? * co.. favoured -with instructions from Mr Wnr. Clifford, who ms let his Farm near Dunsandel, will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Homestead, ON THURSDAY, FEB. 6, At Noon, The whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising the following HORSES. I—Dt aught Mace, by Former’s Favourite, an excellent worker, and staunch as a bullock. 2—Draught Mare, do do _ 3—One exceedingly good hack and trap horse CATTLE. 1— Cow in profit and within three months of calving; a wonderful milker and very qmet 2 Heifer out of the above, within a month of calving 3 One yearling Stwr IMPLEMENTS. 1— single-furrow ploughs, by Hornsby 2 tip-cart, nearly new 3 dray 4 spring trap 5 do nearly new ■ 6—l wooden roller 7 reaper and mower, by Page 8— sets cart harness and 1 leading do 9 first-rate winnowing machine 10— I side-saddle, 1 do, gent's 11— Leading and plough chains 12— horse covers, grindstone, 13— Lot of empty sacks 14— 1 ten-passenger coach in good oi der, with pole and shafts; admirably adapted for a draper’s van 15— set of double harness, nearly new 16— set single do And a large lot of sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 5 bedsteads, quantity of bedding, feather beds, blankets, sheets, tables, couch, chairs, tenders, fire-irons, and a large quantity of other article*, too numerous to particularise. A few fat sheep, pigs, geese, end fowls. At the same time, will be offered BY PUBLIC AUCTION, A 50 aero Section of really first-class Land, all broken up and ready for grass ploughing for next year’s crop. This property adjoins those of Messrs Hastings, Lee, England, Ballantyne, and J. J. Loe. Also, 20 acres in native state. Very good land. THURSDAY, FEB. 6, At Noon. Luncheon provided. 5492-84 W. J. G. BLUETT A CO., Auctioneers, Leeston and Southbridge. M offer ESSBS W. J. G. BLUETT AGO. are favoured with instructions from Mr Le Breton, to FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, All that MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY, Situated in the best part of the rising Township of Southbridge, and comprising—--Ist—The Southbridge Store, with dwelling. house, as now occupied by Mr De Bidder 2nd—The premises with dwelling-house, as now occupied by the Union Bank of Australia 3rd—Greengrocer’s shop, with two rooms at the back 4th—The premises with two rooms at the back, as now occupied by the Bank of New Zealand. The above properties are let on leases to good tenants, and we are prepared to sell these properties in one lot. A decided bargain and a first-class investment. For terms and further particulars apply to W. J. G. BLUETT & CO., Land and Estate Agents, 5491.84 Leeston and Southbridge. Messes w. j. g. bluett a co. (in conjunction with C. C. Aikmon, Esq., Cashel street, Christchurch) ore favoured with instructions from the Executors under the will of the late Aaron Frankish, Esq., to offer for Sale, by Private Treaty, That Magnificent Property known as THE GEANGE, Situated in the Ellesmere District, and containing 519 acres (more or less) of Freehold land, consisting chiefly of a rich,loamy subsoil of a most fertile and productive character, is well fenced and subdivided into a number of convenient paddocks. THE IMPEOVEMENTS Consist of a large, roomy House, suitable for a large family, Stabling, Sheep and Cattle Yards, and a large Garden, well stocked with the choicest fruit trees. THE FEES HOLD Is dotted with thriving plantations, which give it a parklike and picturesqne appearance. THE LEASEHOLD, Containing something like 1500 acres, is held from Government at a nominal rental, end consists of lake flat, which, during the summer mouths, abounds with rich and luxations .'-herbage, upon which sheep, cattle, and all kinds of stock fatten very rapidly, in consequence of certain saline properties arising from the waters of Lake Ellesmere, which are of a brackish character. The herbage on the borders of this Lake is very similar in character to that of the salt marshes of England, and the fattening properties of these marshes are well known to graziers and breeders of stock all over the world. _ , TO THE SPOETSMAN Thlsproporty is lull of interest, as it abounds with pheasants, quail, a few hare, and wildfowl shooting on the Lake, which bounds the property on one side. In abandonee during the winter season, and in summer he can have his yachting or boating to his heart’s content. Fiona are being prepared, and will shortly be on view at the offices of 0.0. Aikmon, Cashel street, Christchurch, and at our offices at Leeston and Southbridge. For further particulars, apply to C. O. AIKMAN, Esq.. _ _ Cashel street, Christchurch j or, „„ W. J. O. BLUETT A CO., Auctioneers, 5250-78 Leeston and Southbridge. MESSES W. J. G. BLUETT A < instructed by the owner TO SBLL, Avery valuable farm, Consisting of—--355 ACB EB. In the Ashburton District, A good concrete four-roomed house, i chaff-house, and good well of wat other improvements. 106 acres iu 30 in English grass, balance in <x preparation for next year's oroppini Tel Y i£ w i and terms easy. , W, J, O. BLUETT A CO., Land and Estate Agent 5420-64 Leeston and Southb