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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXV, Issue 7863, 19 May 1886, Page 8

Milos & Go. ADDINGTON YARDS. WEDNESDAY ,MAY 19th. TLES AND CO. WILL OFFER, On account of Mr J. A. Panrett, PAT CROSS-BRED WE I'HEES 300 60 On account Mr J. G. Morgan, PAT HALF-BRED WETHERS On account the Chatmoßß Estate, 2Q HEAD PAT BULLOCKS On account J. C. Waaon, Esq., Corwar, BAOONEBS. MILES & CO. 1066 J. T. POBD, Auctioneer, PEIDAY, MAY 21st, 1886, ESSES MILES * CO. will hold their usual MONTHLY STOCK SALE, At the Hotel Yards, HEAD OP THE BAY, On the above date. THE PRESENT ENTRIES Comprise— JQQ Eighteen-months CATTLE (superior QA and HEIPEES (prime quality) JQ YEARLING STEERS JQQ Head MIXED ST JEE CATTLE Also, On account of Mr Noonan, JgQ CBOSS-BRED SHEEP N.B.—lt is intended during the winter months to commence the sale At 12 o’clock sharp. MILES ft CO. 1216 J. T. FORD, Auctioneer. LAND POE PRIVATE SALE. MARSHLAND ESTATE, Known as RHODES’ SWAMP, ST ALBANS. IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. fl/TILEB ft CO, are instructed by the Owners, OFFER POE SALE, PRIVATELY, ACRES OP RICH RECLAIMED SWAMP OlHl LAND, within Three Miles of Centro of the City, The Property is sub-divided into Lots of from 5 Acres to 40 Acres, all of which have frontage on good roads. The land is well-known to be of the very best quality, and is admirably adapted for market gardeners, milk walks, &c. Notwithstanding the depressed state of the Land Market, the owners have decided upon accepting Current Values, the reserve prices placed upon the various lots being such as should ensure the prompt sale of every portion. The Blocks now offering are at present under lease till 30th June next, and Purchasers can be let into Possession on Ist JULY. PRICE LOW. Terms Easy. Interest—6 per cent on all Unpaid Balances. MILES ft CO. 841 J. T. FORD, Auctioneer. FARM POE PRIVATE SALE, GBEENDALE. MILES ft CO. are instructed by Mr Roderick Mnnro to offer for SALE, BY PRIVATE TREATY, His COMPACT LITTLE FARM, of 150 acres, • situated in the Greendale district. There is a substantially built 4-roomed house, nearly new j also, open shed and other buildings. The land has been 3 years down in English grass, is well watered, and securely fenced. For further particulars apply to MILES AND CO., 1073 204 Hereford street. RAILWAY SIDINGS. TO LET. CLOSE TO CORNEe'oP COLOMBO STREET kSO SOUTH TOWN BELT. THESE Premises, from their central position, are admirably suited for COAL OR TIMBER YARDS, AKB WILL BE LET IN ONE OR MORE BLOCKS. For further particulars apply to MILES ft CO., 9083 204, Hereford street. J. T. Ford. COURTENAY. FRIDAY, 21st" MAT, 1886. TtyTR J. T. FORD is INSTRUCTED TO SELL. THE HOUSEHOLD FUENITURE AND EFFECTS, Of the Ute P. N. Poster, Esq., Comprising— Furniture, China Ware New Piano, Pictures Quantity of Boots Kitchen Utensils Pot Plants Saddles and Bridles, and 14 PIGS. 1 Sale at 1 o’clock sharp, J. T. FORD, 1042 Auctioneer, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company i BROOMFIELD, WAIKAEI. CLEARING SALE or SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, PIGS, GRAIN, IMPLEMENTS, &c. THURSDAY, 27th MAY. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, has been favoured with interactions from John Bowie, Esq,, (who is relinquishing cropping), to hold a CLEARING SALK, At the Homestead, Broamfield, Waikari, OP THE Whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, As follows : SHEEP. 50 Pure Lincoln Ewes, 2-tooth 250 Half-bred Lincoln Hoggets 400 Merino Ewes, in Lamb to Lincoln Rams CATTLE. 12 Cows—la milk, and in calf, and springing 16 Head Young Cattle HORSES. 2 Draught Geldings 2 „ Mares, in foal to Glencoe (Staunch, and well-known workers.) 2 Draught 3-year-old Colts and Fillies 5 ~ 2-yeor-old „ „ 3, „ Yearling Colts 2 „ Poale 2 4-year-old Hacks ; also, the well-known Entire, Glencoe, C-year-old, by Clydesdale Hero, Imported PIGS.. 40 Grain-fed Bacon Pigs 40 ~ Porkers 10 Sows and Pigs SO Young Pigs GRAIN, 4c. 1000 Bushels Danish Oats 50C „ Malting Barley 30 Tons Oat Sheaf Chaff, in splendid order IMPLEMENTS, &c. 2 Double-furrow Ploughs (Beid and Gray) 1 Swing Plough, 2 sets Iron Harrows, 1 Cambridge Roller (Anderson), 1 Broadcast Turnip and Seed Sower, with chain harrows, 1 three-horse Dray, 1 Tip Dray, 1 Twine Reaper and Binder (M'Conniok), 1 four-horse set Blocks, Swingletrees, 10 Sets Dr. y and Plough Harness, &c,, &c. Dairy Utensils. Luncheon Provided, Sale at 12 o’clock sharp. JOHN COOKE, Manager; 256 E. G. STAVELEY, Auctioneer. James A. G-racie & Co. HORSES. HOBSES. HORSES. WASHDTKE YARDS, TUESDAY. 25th MAY, At 10 o'clock sharp. The undersigned, instructed by William Sibbald, Esq., Lilybank Station, Mackenzie Country, will SELL BY AUCTION, As above, A DRAFT OP A(\ COLTS AND FILLIES, including Light tfcU Draughts, Hackneys and Carriage Pairs. The Auctioneers have great pleasure in calling attention to the Sale of the Second Draft of the Lilyhank Horses, as purchasers of the former lot are highly satisfied with their investments, and it is now on established fact that Mr Sibbald’s Horses are free from vice, easily handled, take kindly to work, and cannot be excelled for endurance. Without Reserve. Immediately after the above, THEY WILL OFFER, On account of various Owners, About (-n HORSES, consisting of Broken and i)U Unbroken Draughts, Hacks and Roadsters. JAMES A. GEACIE ft CO., D. MACLEAN, Auctioneer, Timaru,