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Lyttelton Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5918, 13 February 1880, Page 8

j. Q. Hawkes this Dir, FBI DAY, FEB. 13. M E J. G. HAWEE.S Will BY PUBLIC AUCTION, SELL At his Rooms, Hereford street. In tie estate of Mr Charles Cooper, deceased. 20 Christchurch Gas Company Shares, 4th issue 21 Colonial Bank Shares In the estate of J. L. Blair, 10 Union Insurance Shares After which A General Assortment Furniture and Lot Sundries Sale at 12 o’clock. 5218-137 H. E. Nathan & Co. THIS DAY. householiTfurnituee. MESSRS H. E. NATHAN & CO, have received instructions from Miss Scanlen, of the East Town Belt, who is leaving the Province, to SELL BY AUCfION At their Rooms, High street, the whole of the FURNITURE AND BEDDING Of a sevon-roomed honse, comprising Dining and drawing-room suites, chiffonier, hall chairs, pictures, fenders and flre-irons, glass and platedware, chimney and dressing glasses, curtains, books, Whosier and Wilson cabinet sewing machine, harmonium, iron bedsteads, bedding, crockery, and cooking utensils. Also, 100 single stretchers Goods on view at the Saleroom. Sale commence 1 o’clock sharp. 5184136 B. Wilkin & Co. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS. FOE SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. OOBEET WILKIN & CO., WILL ** OFFER BY AUCTION, AT THE NEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES, Hereford street, Christchurch, THIS DAY, FRIDAY, FEB. 13, At 12 noon, Buggies and American express waggons Harness Boots Furniture W ardrohes Tables Chairs Scoops Pictures Electroplate Lamps &0, &o. 386-134 ROBERT WILKIN & CO. SECTIONS AT DOYLE3TON, SATURDAY, FED. 14.

ROBERT WILKIN & CO, instructed by Mr %) John Richmond Jones, wiil Sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the premises, DOYLBSTON, Commencing at 11 o’clock sharp, The following VALUABLE FREEHOLD SECTIONS. LOT 1-Quarter-Acre Section situated on the Drain road, together with a well-built COTTAGE OF FOUR BOOMS, with attic, wash-house, and other outbuildings ; also, a good supply of water on the premises. LOT 2—Quarter-Acre Section in King street, fenced and planted with potatoes. LOT 3—Half-Acre of Land, having 5 chains frontage on High street and 1 chain on Railway terrace. Also, The whole of hia HOUSEHOLD FUENITUEE, Including Sitting-room and Bed-room Furniture. CLOCKS, WATCHES, HAEP, And other Musical Instruments. 4826-12 STEAM THRESHING MACHINES, By Hempstod and 00. "OOBEET WILKIN & CO. have FOB SALBJDj Combined Machine.’, with 8 horse - power engines, by the above celebrated makers, with supply of extras. On view at the N.Z. Wool Stores, Hereford street, Christchurch. 3291-86 C. C. Alkman. TUESDAY, FEB. 17, 1880. LAND AND HOUSE, IN STANMO.EE ROAD. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In tho Saleroom, Cashel street. MS C. C. AIKMAN has been instructed by tho Proprietor to Sell as above. Cne-eighth of an Acre of Laud, part of rut a’ section 175 on the Old Stanmore road, with Dwelling-house of 4 rooms, conservatory, pantry, coalhouse, &o. The land is securely fenced, and there is a good artesian well on the premises. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. 5279-13 S D. Stronaeh. FRIDAY, FEB. 20, At 2.30 o’clock sharp. OXBTJEGH ESTATE. MOUNT STUART DISTRICT. Very important to parties desirous of acquiring really good AGRICULTURAL FARMS, Subdivided in small Farms on DEFERRED PATMLNTS. 6000 AOEES of this Magnificent Freehold Estate will bo offered for Sale by Public Auction iu the Wool ctores lately occupied byMrR. W. Capstick, adjoining tho Milton Railway Station, Tokomairiro, ON FRIDAY, FEB. 20, 1880, At 3.30 o’clock p.m. sharp. In drawing attention to this important sale, the Auctioneer feels very little is neuessary to be’ said, ns this esUto has long been tnowa as ono of the fined agricultural properties iu the provincial district of Otago. It has tho advantages of a sploneid climate, is we 1 (-bettered and entirely free from floods, excessive droughts, and severe frosts. The prop. rty is subdivided into convenient-sized farms, varying from ICO to 300 acres, each of which is well watered. For the information of intending buyers from other districts, the auctioneer would state that tho whole of (he land is ploughable and the greater part (.fit is in its natural state, and cover, d with strong grasses. Tho soil is very rich, with a good loamysubsoil, and especially suitable for tie growth of wheat, oats, barley, turnips, and gias.=ei of the finest quality. Last season over 40 bushels of oat) per acre were taken from 150 anres of this Dud on a first furrow, and plo gbed for three months only 1 eforo sowing. The property also enjoys tho incalculable advantage of being situated at a distance varj mg trom 2tj to 8 miles from three railway stations. The terms are of snob a liberal character that they ore far more advantageous to the buyer than the Government deferred system, namely, 20 per cent cash, balance during live years at 8 per cent. . Further particulars and plans to be had from the owner, ME WALTER MILLER; And from DONALD REID, b>. licitor, Milcon: And from DONALD 3TEONACH, 5033-132 Auctioneer, Dunedin,