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Charles Clark. CLEARING SALE THE AUCTION IIOOMS, HEEEFOEB STEEEUJ OP J SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD ' FURNITURE & EFFECTS.! O T)T Amo DTnfflTTTmn rtnntyr, 2 PIANOS, PICTURES, BOOKS, &c., &0. MB CHARLES CLARK has I vm favoured with instructions from the Executor of th 3 late E. R. Anderson, Esq., to i| SELL BY AUCTION, ! At his Rooms, Hereford street. FRIDAY, MARCH A QUANTITY OP SUEPLUS PDENrp All in very good order, and Comprising— Davenport, Dinner Waggon, Inlaid Walnutl Cabine t, Double and Single Leon Bedsteads J Bedding, Washstanda, Toilet-ware, Chests) Drawers, Brussels Carpets, 3 Pianos,) Mangle, Kitchen Dresser, OMna, (JlasswareJ Marble Clock, E.P. Um, Cruet, EltcheSj Utensils, &c. < AlsoAt the same time will he offered the VALU?) ABLE LIBRARY of E. M. OLISSOLDJ Esq. I Sale at noon. No reserve. 6765 Inspection ihvited. No. 553 Ayers, Beaucnamn & 00. THIS BAY, At 2.50 p.m. Ayers, beauchamp & co. - wtCErSEui® BY AUCTION, ” 00 Cases MELBOURNE PLUMS J 0 Cases BANANAS Also, PEARS, APPLES, COCOANDTS, Ac. .... i AYERS, BEAUCHAMP 4 CO., 6759 Auctioneers, J Wilson and Sons. WILSON & SONS. S ATUEDAY’S H OB BE jgXttlC We have some GOOD DRAUGHTS AND HACKS Already Entered. 675# " j a SPECIAL FLOCK BAM AND EWE SALE. A» DING-TON B AiBYASDS?. FOE FLOCK SHEEP OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS? THURSDAY, MARCH 1893, 1 At 10 sum. YARD FEES—Bams 6d each. Ewes ' ’• Ewes to he offered in Lots of NOT LESS thaadSwl €312 A. A. M. MoKELLAE, Secretary* C. H. Willis. LEESTON SALE. o WING to the last Friday in this Month, being; 6572 GOOD FRIDAY NEXT SALE WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, MARCH 24th. C. H. WILLIS, Auctioneer, Southbridga. 2*4 LEESTON SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 24. ENT On account of various clients, J 57 -- a -- OBOSS-BEHDr BREEDING EWES CROSS-BRED EWES 00 HALF-BRED RWES old sheep MERINO EWES; a nice lias of 5-yeaw old sheen MERINO EWES 30 g 0 FAT SHEEP 00 HOGGETS IQQ LAMBS fJQ LAMBS 00 LAMBS PAT AND STORE PIGS 6770 C. H. WELLIS, | Auctioneer, Southbridga Aji LEESTON SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 24* LAND SALE. B C. H. WILLIS is instructed M L THOS. MILN to offer FOB SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 24TK (Leeston Sale Day), OR BY PRIVATE TREATY, His Compact 200-ACRE PRAM, Divided by good fences into 4 Paddocks, With-Watosj running- through each. 10 Land is of Grand Quality, and the Farm) ; only Two Miles from Southbridge, and Three s from Leeston, is admirably situated. is sale offers a rare opportunity to others of acquiring a Good Farm in the irite Ellesmere district at a Reasonable Bate. < TEEMS (which can be arranged! AT SALE. >771 C. H. WILLIS, Auctioneer, , j FARM TO LET. ELLESMERE DISTRICT. T LET BY TEN D J33Bi For a term of Five or Seven Years, FARM OP 63 ACRES, More or less, ( Now in the occupation of Mrs Jane McCormlclSl The Land is divided into five paddocks, wellfenced, and with water running through each; Thirty-eight acres were laid down this year in grass and clovers. There is a GOOD FOUK-ROOMED HOUSE on the property; also, Dairy, Stables, and all neoeaf sary Outbuildings. Tenders, addressed to the undersigned, endorsed* delivered before noon on, 1 Tender for Farm," to be THE 31 st INSTANT. The highest or any tender not necessarily -ao*' cepted. C, H. WILLIS, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, 6750 Southbridge. i IMPORTANT TO SHSEPOWNEES LL Sheepowners who desire Clean Floo 1 1 . with the tVool in the Best Condition, should! CARROL CRYSTAL, THE GREAT AMERICAN BHBEPDIP. Testimonials from some of the Leading Sheep* owners of Canterbury. E. F. DoMBRAIN, 7731 X 41, Cashel street, Christchurch,