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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 9091, 30 April 1890, Page 8

Dicken & Co. LEASEHOLD. LEASEHOLD. LAND. LAND. GOOD SHEEP FARM. 1386 A u E B s * AT NORWOOD, NEARLY ALL IN ENGLISH GRASS. DICKEN & CO. have received instructions from Ur W. Gardiner TO SELL, WITHOUT RESERVE, ON THURSDAY, MAY 8, THE WHOLE OP HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Asunder:— 2000 oan(^' MERINO EWES, in 50Q HALF-BRED LAMBS, a very good 22 P 163 £ DRAUGHT HORSES Quantity Harness 2 Drays 1 Chaffcutter and Horse-power 1 Grass-seed Sower and Chain Harrows 2 Sets Harrows 1 Set Tripod 1 Grass-seed Stripper 2 Reapers and Binders Feed Oats, Chaff Sundries io„ k &c. Also, The GOODWILL of LEASE of QQfj ACRES, sub-divided into 7 Paddocks, AiJU w ith House thereon, subject to Purchasing Clause, at the ridiculously low price of £2 10s per Acre, The GOODWILL of LEASE of 1-11 ft ACRES (subdivided into 10 Paddocks) HIO with Five-roomed House, 900 Acres of which is in English Grass, balance in stubble; Purchasing Clause at £3los per Acre; five years to run at 4a per Acre rent. Sale at 12 noon. Luncheon provided, 5987 DICKEN & CO. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. GRAND FARM OP 250 ACRES FEEBEEOLD JOO ACRES LEASEHOLD. DICKEN & CO, have received instructions from ME J. BRUCE, OF WEEDONS, Who is leaving for the North Island, TO SELL, Absolutely and Without Any Reserve, OH FRIDAY, MAY 9 NEST, The whole of his LITE AND DEAD STOCK, As follows DRAUGHT HORSES: | Bay Horse PRINCE, syrs £ Black Horse DICE, Syrs J Bay Horse CLYDE. Syrs J Bay Hors© PUNCH, 4yrs J Bay Mare DOLLY, 6yrs , J Bay Mare POLLY, 4yrs J Brown Mare BLOSSOM, aged | Bay Mare MAGGIE, aged. HACKS. 2 Bay Thoroughbred Mare STELLA, 4yrs I Bay Mare NANCY, 6yrs J Grey Mara MAY, aged J TEAR LING 2 FOALS. CATTLE, g MILCH COWS 2 heifers 2 STEERS, SHSEP EWES AND LAMBS. 23 pigs. PIGS, IMPLEMENTS. ID.F. Lever Plough (Duncan), new; ID.P. Lever Plough (Ransome and Sims); 1 D.F. Handle Plough (Kansome and Sims); X Single-furrow Plough; 1 Set of Four-leaf Harrows (Duncan), new, I Set of Light Harrows; 1 Set of Disc Harrows and Seedbox (Duncan) new; X Sot of Disc Harrows (Booth and Macdonald); 1 Cambridge Roller (Duncan), new; 1 Cambridge Roller (Deniston); 1 Wooden Roller; I 6ft M’Cormick Reaper and Binder, new, with sheaf.carrier; 1 sft M'Cormick Reaper and Binder 1 6ft Veering Reaper and Binder, with tran-p rt and sheaf-carrier; 2 Farm Drays and trames; 1 Tip Dray; 1 Trap j 1 Three Horse-power and Chaff-cutter; 1 Winnowing Machine; 1 Broadcast Sowing Machine; 1 Sovonteen-couiter Drill, superior; 1 Grabber; 1 Three-horse Sooop, HARNESS, 10 Sets Harness; 2 Sets Leading Chains; 3 Cart Saddles ; 1 Siding Saddle and Bridle ; X set Trap Harness; 1 Lady’s Saddle, by Morris, Oamaru Feeding Trough; Wheelbarrows ; 400 Empty Sacks; 1 Portable Forge, Anvil, Vyce, and Tools; 1 Avery’s Weighing Machine, Sowt HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, A large Quantity of Fowls, Ducks and Geese 2 Sheep Dogs, Colin and Dick 1 Hawfonndland Dog, JMero A large Quantity of Sundries, too numerous to mention. Also, At tho Same Time and Place, HIS SPLENDID FARM, OP QKiY AGUES FREEHOLD, near Weedons together with Eight-roomed House, Eight-stalled Stable, Outbuildings, &o. This Property is subdivided into eight paddocks with water in each. Also, "S ACRES LEASEHOLD, equally good Xvliy land, adjoining tho freehold. This Farm consists of really First-class Land, and is well worth tho attention of all in search of a good property. Close to Railway Station, and only fourteen miles from town, Salo at Eleven o’clock sharp. Luncheon Provided, DICKEN & CO., Auctioneers, Ac,, 5923 Hereford street. J. Ingram. OXFORD FORTNIGHTLY MARKET SALE. THURSDAY, MAY 1* 2500 saEEP * ERE N T For this Sole CompriseNTE I E S Knfk BREEDING EWES from Ashley oUu Gorge and other stations in the district 500 :Porwar< * ■ Conditioned MERINO WETHERS, from View Hill Station 500 Store LAMBS JOHN INGRAM, Aubtioneeft