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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5715, 20 June 1879, Page 8

Jlfttson, Bum ft Co. rangioba. IMPORTANT SALS or HORSES, DRAYS, TIP-CARTS, BUGGIES, *O.. &0., *O. THIS HAT, FRIDAY, JUNE 20. MATSON, BUSS a CO b»« iwoivai Instructions from Mr Jobs Anderson, to BELT. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the promise®, High street, The following useful lot of DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HORSES, CARTS, Sec*! iCt, vt*.! 5 useful farm horses S useful spring dray and wrier® corses 1 useful carriage howe . , . X well-bred upetaafttug gelding (tot-claw hack, 4yrs old, sound and quiet) 4 useful buggy horses . _ 5 good spring-trap geldings, suitable for butchers' or bakers* oarte 1 two-year-old Ally, unbroken 1 yearling Ally 1 well-bred brood mam 2 tot-classdouble-eoatod buggies X tot-claw single buggy, with hood I good dog-cart X good farmer’s spring cart 4 seta trap and baggy names* Saddles and bridles 1 gprlßffdfftT ABu bftttSOffiß 4 sets leading and {dough harness 1 dray (new) X improved Sydney gravel part 2 ordinary Sydney tip-carts 1 horse-power 2 chaff-cutters 1 weighing machine A, quantity of new and second-hand horse cover® £3O 6ft costs 600 rath! 1500 sft stakes ~ 2 ton® wire, No. 6 to 10, in lot® to suit purchasers , bushels well-cleaned grass seed Several rough lots grass seed, suitable for sowing in swamps or runs Several tons chaff lento of the stables’ (25 stalls), to an approved tenant And other effects too numerous to particularis&. In consequence of the number of lets to he submitted, the sale must take place AT IX O'CLOCK. luncheon provided. MATSON, BUSS 4 CO, 3955.330 Auctioneer!!. BANGIOBA. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS AND SPECULATORS. BUSINESS PREMISES, Ac, a rax CENTRE Of THE TOWN. BY AUCTION. FRIDAY, JUNE 27. MATSON, BUSS & CO. have received instruotiens from Mr George Cone to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 27, The following excellent Freehold Properties Ail that comer section fronting on High and Ashley streets, together with the butcher’s shop, stables, Ac., thereon. This property wiil be dimed into different lota, as par plan, to be seen in a few days. 14 ooaxter-acre sections fronting on Ashley street, opposite Mr Lock’s property. Plot of land with house and shop fronting High street, now let to Mr Simpson. Also, The Equity of Bedemptiou of the FLAXTOK FAEM. 150 acres of ihe richest pastoral and agricultural land in New Zealand. A plan and farther particulars will be ready in a few days. MATSON, BUSS 4 CO., 40584528 Auctioneers. J. Q-. Hawkss THIS DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 20. GROCERY, DRAPERY, HARDWARE. MB J. G. HAWKES is instructed by the Trustees in Ike estate of E. Hawthorne to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF A COUNTRY STORE, Viz., GBOCEBIE3 —Coffee, jam, salmon, pepper, blue, lollies, carroways, cloves, nutmegs, ginger, groat®, baking powder, starch, matches, bees’ wax, oils, raisins, currant®, sulphur, saltpetre, treacle, dates, soda, glue. Ac,, Ac. DBAPEBY AND CLOTHING-Prints, Gingham, shirting, lining, cords, chintz, dress staffs, alpaca, holland, forlasy ~ jane, crape, noedlta, tapes, cottons, threads, silk?, velvet, r.bbons, braids, trimmings, lase, socks, hose. belt®, .buttons, hat®, handkerchiefs, collars and cuffs, shirts, coats, trousers, suit®,4c*4c. EOOTd—Men’s, women's, aud children’®, HAED WARE—?aper an"d bags, slate and lead pencils, spoons, cutlery, brush ware, clothes’ pegs, spring balances, tinware, hardware, garden and carpenters’ tools, rope, nails, hoop iron, bags, Ac., Ac. Sale at 11 o'clock. No reserve. 3210-324 THIS DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1870. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. p J. G. HA WEES is instructed to L SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street. Couch and two easy chairs in figured cretonne Drawing ro jta suite in green rep Piano, by Better and Son Sideboard cheffionier, 6ft (in Hat aud umbrella stand Toilette glasses Busy chairs in horsehair 3.00 and other tables Vi’ood and iron bedsteads Chests drawer* Towel rails Carpets A few volumes well-selected books Glassware, Ac. Ac. Sale at 2 o’clock. 4002-322 T. H. Brown. TO HOTELKEEPERS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. SATURDAY, JUNE 28. At his Booms, Tyaa street, Oamaru. At 12 o'clock, fj|- H. BEOWN has received instructions to SUBMIT TO PUBLIC COMPETITION, At the above time and place. That EXCELLENT FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Using Section 5, Block 19, Oamaru, having a frontage of Colt to Thames street, ondl66ft to Exe street, whereon is erected that well known and very desirable Hotel, known as THE NOETH OTAGO. It is a largo two-storeyed stone building. The ground floor contains bar, kitchen, dining-room, billiard-room, and four sitting-rooms ; the upper ten bedrooms cad (our sitting-rooms, all thoroughly finished, and replete with every improvement ana convenience for the carrying on of an extensive business. The out-bnildinga consist of two-roomed cottage, washhouse, 4c. The Auctioneer would call the special attention of those desirous of a safe and profitable investment to the above, ”hich is an opportunity seldom to bo met with. , Fox further particulars apply to the Auctioneer. Terms easy. T. 11. BEOWN, 3362 Auctioneer