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Miles Co. KIEWEE SALEYAEDS. MONDAY, MAT Sin, lB9i). ILK 3 & CO, will hold their MONTHLY OF LITE AND DiCAD STOCK At lITH KIRWEE YARDS, On tho above date, And respectfully solicit Eatlv Entries for same. J. T. FOKD, 6045 An c Honest. SALE OP ET N~D AND CIB'HtSO BALE. AYLESBURY. FRIDAY, HAY 9, 1890. MILES & 00. have received instructions from K. Templet (-.5q.,t0 SELL BY PUiILIJ AUCTION AT THE HOMESTEAD, ATLKSBUST, At Twelve noon, on tiio above Onto, HIS FAB SI COMPRISING ABOUT /vq A aCE-103 of Good Agricultural Land, 4 divided into l i woH-vraterea Pad-ioeks, with ft comfortable House, and all outbuildings thereon, adjoining- tho Aylesbury Kadway Station. Tho abovo will bo linn, submitted in Ono Lot, and if not sold, will then bo rltbr-.d in 3 Farms. Also, all his LIVE AN'j D'-'AD STOCK. Comprising, gg HALF-BRED KOUNETS. g DRAUGHT HORSES, ad pood and staunch, •7 3-YEAR OLD COLTS, and 1 2-ycar-olcl " FILLY, ali by Renfrew Jock. Hornsby Twine Reaper and Binder, 3 D.P. Ploughs, 2 Drayc,. 2 Gras-.-So'd Strippers, Champion Drill, Broad nst Honer. Dorse Rake, Wooden Roller, SpringTrap,Harness, Harrows, 3 t- t icks Oat Straw, Sundries, &c. Lunoheoa provid.-id, J. T. FORD, C9lB IU3 Auctioneer. Pyno & Co. IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES ADDINGTON YARDS, MONDAY NEXT, MAY 5, At Twoivo Noon. PYNE & CO. havo received tho following ENTRIES for tho above bale— Account H. J. Dali, Lsq., DRAUGHT CULTS and FILLIES, " nnbioken. Account H. P. Murray- Aynsloy, Erq., ■J A LIGHT three ana foar-yoir-old COXiTS pud FILLIES, mihroken, by Kosciusko. Account Messrs Baudsll and Mnsgrave, from tboir Peninsula Ectato, on Tliree and four-year-old COLTS and FILLIEm, unbroken This line includes several matched pairs. Account a Client, Jg LIGHT HORSES, unbroken Broken to Saddle and Harness. Account Mr J. Johns, junr., ~ UNBROKEN TONIES, by Miracle, Account various Clients, Several Good DR AUGHT HORSES. PYNE & CU., 6101 Auctioneers. J. It. KiHS oo CO. THIS'DAY, SATURDAY, 3nn MAT, 1890, J. R. KING & ‘CO., LICHFIELD STREET. THE ORDER of our SALES will he Ab follows: IN THE YARDS, At 11,30 a.m,, Horses 4 Spring Carts, G Spring Drays 1 Pagnell Carr, very choice 1 Pony Cart, 2 American Waggons Furniture, including Bedsteads, Tables, Washstands, Boddiug, Spades, Porks SOOOft Sawn Timber, S x 2, 4 x 3, 4 x 3 and 5x2 100 Fencing Kails, 5 Wbeebarrowa 2(t Sacks C ats, 20 Sucks Wheat, 20 Tons Onions 20 Hams, and 20 Sides Bacon At T welvo o’clock, 1 Poultry Ducks, Geese Turkeyu, and Pigeons. At Ono o’clock, Pigs, Dairy Cattle, and Calves. 6132 acres’ ROOD PERCHES. 473 1 36 FREEHOLD FARM, ’ AT CHARING CROSS. JB. KING & CO. havo received instructions o from Hr Joseph Illingworth, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In their Land Saleroom?, 170, Lichfield street, SATURDAY, MAY 17, At 2.30 p.m., Tho whole of his Valuable FREEHOLD FARM, Situated at CHARING CROSS, In tho Hawkins District, And containing by admeasurement, 473. ACRES 1 ROOD SO PERCHES. The Land ia carefully sub-divided into seven paddocks; 100 acres are in stubbie, and 371 acres are in grass, lha Laud has been judiciously worked, and ia now in capital heart. The position of tho Farm, is unique, standing, as it does, at tho junction of nine made. A very special value attaches to it for this reason, and should command tha attention of speculators and investors. To those looking out for a really Good Farm for occupation, thi-i also offers an opportunity to secure ono of tha earliest selected ia the district, and consequently a Farm that contains some of tho Choicest Land. J. K. KING & CO., H. BENNETTS, 6130 Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE. ’ R. KING & CO. have received instruo- & tions from Mr G. F. Spooner to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. os TUESDAY, MAY 20, At Twelve o’clock Noon, On the Premises, CANAL RESERVE, LINWOOD, Two Doors from Tram-line, THE WHOLE OF HIS LITE AND DEAD FARM STOCK, ALSO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, As Follows: in full profit COWS, springing to first calf CALVES, capital voalera 9 HORSES 24 Pairs Fowls I Spring Uart, nearly new 1 Set Harness 1 Gent’s S .ddle Wheelbarrow, Grindstone, Milkpans, Dairy TD ensile, Fin-wood 3 Stacks Oat Sheaves, about 25 tons 1 Stack Pr.mu Now Lay, about 20 tons HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Including— Plano (by Cornish, of Lon ion). Chairs, Table?, Bedsteads, Sideboards, and Items as contained in a six-roomed House. Mr Spooner’s Lease up, and he is leaving the Provim o; hence, tho iibaomfe instructions to the Auctioneers are to SELL. J. R. KING & CO., H. BENNETTS, 6131 Auctioneer. In tho matter of “The Land Transfer Act, 1883.,’ MESSRS J. E. K(Hg & CO. have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supremo Court, acting at the request of tho Mortgagee, to Sell by Public uo'ion, at their Auction Rooms in Lichfield street, Christchurch, on SATURDAY, the Hull day Ot M.\Y, 1890, at 2.30 o’clock in the afternoon, LuT f, containing oo PERCHES, or thereabout, situate on train '■"A road, close to Sheffield Railway Station, with tha'tfoujo and Shop thereon, lately occupied by Mr John Pause, B mtmuker. LOT 2, containing if ROOD O PEffOUK'S or thereabouts, situate on the Long beach road, « insiox-, with the House thereon, laftL occupied by MrsO. Pye. For plan and title-deeds apply to ACTON-ADAM3 & KIPPENB KRQ EE, 5715 Solicitors, Christchurch,