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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5598, 3 February 1879, Page 8

B. Wilkin & 00. IMPORTANT clearing sale or STOCK. fj EOMNEY SHEE?. TUESDAY, FEB. 26, At Ik o’clock. Robert wilkinTco,. fY^ e Ew struotlons from Joseph Palmer, Esq., *lll FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Homestead, Burnham (near the Ellesmere railway station}, The whole of his FIRST-CLASS FLOCK OP ROMNEY SHEEP, Consisting of—qaa Pure-bred Romney Ewes, 2,4, 6, and OUU u-tooth yQ Pure-bred Ewe Hoggets 3000 ‘ Bonmej ' ? we3 » 2 » ®* aD^, 250 H °Bs etß » “i l ®® £ex6S ‘ wocl gQQ Pute-bred Bomney Ewe Lambs 2700 sexes 70 are ® omney ® ams ry\ QO Including the celebrated Stud Bams / 1»U Matchless and 3rd Duke of Kent Also, Pnma go t by 2nd Duke of Kent out of Webster Ewes The above presents an opportunity seldom occurlug for parties desirous of securing high class Htocic of a breed held in high t stimatLn, and peculiarly has arranged to lease the whole of his Burnham Estate, the above stock will be offered In lota to suit purchasers, and will bo sold to the highest bidder. , , fiie sheep are well grown, perfectly sound in mouth and constitution, and in splendid condition. Intending purchasers may inspect the stock prior to day of sole. Terms liberal, EGBERT WILKIN & CO.. 6338-111 Auctioneers. w WOOL. WOO L, WOOL. E beg to intimate to Flockowners and Fanners that wo will hold PERIODICAL SALES OF WOOL During the seaso at our NEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES, Hereford street. As we act only as Selling Brokers owners may rely upon their Wool being sold to toe best advantage, or if desired shipped Home to out London agents, , Terms liberal, as follows, viz. Receiving, delivering, and sorting ... 2s per bale ~ ~ „ Classing, if required ... id per lb. Cartage from Christchurch railway station to store ... ... ... ... 6d per bale Fire insurance ... ... ... ... 6d per bale „ ... ... ... 3d per bag Commission on ■ sales effected 21 per cent up to £500; It per cent upon any amount in excess of that sum. ROBERT WILKIN & CO., Wool Brokers. Christchurch, Nov. 4,1878. ■ ■ 1094-401 POSTPONEMENT OF WOOL SALE. OUR next Sale of Wool has been unavoidably postponed to TUESDAY, FEB. 11, At 10 o’clock sharp, WHEI? OYER 800 BALES WOOL Will be submitted. ROBERT WILKIN & CO„ NEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES. 6165-102 F OR SA L E by the undersigned Byland’s B.A. Fencing Wire, Nos 5,6,7,8, 9,10.12, and 14 Ryland’s 7 Strand Galvanised Wire, Nos. 3,4, 5,6,7,8, and 9 Iron Standard, any size and gauge Fencing Brackets Staples, Eyebolts, Straining Screws, Ac. 7064 ROBERT WILKIN A CO. F OB SALE by the UNDERSIGNED— Forist’s American Hay Ladder, On Show at New Zealand Wool Stores, Hereford street. 77534529 EOBEET WILKIN & CO. TO FARMERS. EOE SALE, on easy terms of payment, in one or two farms— Rural section No. 27,311 —300 acres „ „ „ 27,377—315 acres. The land is equal to any in the district, and the position is exceedingly good, being within two miles of Chertsey Station on Southern Railway. 462 EOBEET WILKIN ts 00. A ERIVED per San Francisco Mail,— OSBORNE'S HARVESTER AND BINDER, With improvements for the coming harvest. Farmers are invited to inspect at ROBERT WILKIN * CO.’S 8255-84 NEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES. BE. E. Alport. SALE BY AUCTION, AT RANGUEOA, OF BOOK DEBTS, &o. In the matter of the Bankruptcy of CALE B JAMES LEE, of Eangiora, butcher. ME H. E. ALPOET*wiII SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION. At the premises lately occupied by Caleb Jas, Lee, At Baugiora, ON TUESDAY NEXT, FEB. 4, At 11 o’clock—.l Boar Pig 1 Ram 1 Saddle and bridle 1 Batcher’s basket. Also, The Books and book debts in the above estate. oa-Note hour—ll o’clock. 6355-111 SALE BY AUCTION AT EANGIORA. IN THE, MATTER OF THE LATE GEORGE BUTLER. MR H. B. ALPORT has received instructions in the above matter, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the premises occupied by J. Bassingthwaite, at Eangiora. adjoining the Red Lion Hotel, ON TUESDAY NEXT, FEB. 4, At 11 o’clock sharp, I Grey Gelding, good in harness 1 Bay Gelding, very staunch 1 Gig, and 2 sets Trap Harness About 1 ton meadow hay X chaff ontter 1 double barrelled gun 1 box and 1 carpet bag, containing wearing apparel and other private effects. 6354-111 SALE BY AUCTION OP BUILDINGS, TO BE REMOVED. ME H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from Mr Smith, of the Queen’s Hotel, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the gronnd, Manchester street, Christchurch, ON THURSDAY NEXT, JAN. 6, At 11 o’clock sharp. I'OT I.—The Building next the Queen’s Hotel, lately used as a Restaurant. Measures 30 x 12, with upper floor. Nearly new. Walls and floor strongly built of timber, and corrngated iron roof. LOT 2, The timber-built Building in the rear of the above, measuring 30 x 13, with upper floor, brick chimney. Manning’s cooking range. Time of removal to be named at sale. 6356-111 SALE OF LAND, AND HOUS AT WOOLSTON, y;o ..FURN I,TU ; BB, & o. A J^o“to eCeiVed toßtl BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the residence of the late Miss Overtoi •ton, near Mr Stuckey’s, Ferry road, bn FRIDAY NEXT, FEB. 9, At 1 o'clock. All that qnarter-acro Freehold Lan ! i rural section No. 14 fronting Ferr Title—Land Transfer Act, , ‘ Together with The well-finished Five-roomed House thereon, cooking range, artesian we trees, Ac., &c. Also, ■ The Furniture comprising—--i 1 Drawing-room suite in rep ■" Sitting-room, bedroom, and kitchen fm „ --j cooking utensil* *O.. . Ac.