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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10219, 13 December 1893, Page 8

Todhunter & Jennings. OUE SECOND WOOL BALE 02f FRIDAY. BEADY AND WOOL OPEN FOE INSPECTION AT 9 O’CLOCK THIS MORNING. XGC3 TODHUNTER & JENNINGS B AEPI E L D SALE. FKIDAT NEXT, 15th Instant. TODHUNTER & JENNINGS Have received tie following SPECIAL ENTRY—PRIME PAT CROSS-BREDS |||g Farther entries are solicited. TODHUNTER AND JENNINGS, 670 Auctioneers. : TO FARMERS, MARKET GARDENERS AND OTHERS. A 28-ACRB FARM, SITUATED ON THE MIDDLE - LINCOLN ROAD, 4 Miles from Town ; Good Land; Nice Buildings. WE have received instructions from Mr F. J. Carr to SELL the above CHOICE LITTLE PROPERTY At onr Wool Stores, on SATURDAY NEXT, The 16th Inst., At Half-past Twelve o’clock. The land is of excellent quality—like all the land jn this neighbourhood. There is a nearly new 4r roomed house, good stabling, and it is divided into 3 paddocks, with good live fences; altogether one of the most desirable Properties that have been in the market for a long time, and the owner means to sell. £4OO of the purchase money can remain for 4% years at 5 per cent. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, TODHUNTER & JENNINGS 161, HEREFORD STREET, 412 N Christchurch. SATURDAY NEXT, TO ALL THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOE GOOD CROPPING AND GRAZING FARMS. TODHUNTER * JENNINGS RE instructed by MB D. McPHEDRAN to j SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, | At their Wool Stores, ! SATURDAY NEXT, DEC. 16. At 12.30 o’clock, HI3 TWO GRAND FARMS,

As follows AGUES, GEEENDALE-cum-HOEO-EATA. A very good Sheep Farm, well fenced and divided, good buildings and plenty of water. To a man with moderate capital this offers a splendid opportunity of obtaining a really good block of land. 510 AGKES> daefeeld. This also is a splendid sheep and cropping farm. The greater part has been newly laid down with English grasses and clovers, and at present the feed is simply luxuriant, and we cordially invite inspection. The buildings are first-class, with very nice garden and orchard. The land lies within half a mile of the railway station, schools, &c,, and it is altogether a farm we can highly recommend. Fuller particulars can he had on application, TODHUNTEB & JENNINGS. 267 , Auctioneers. TBNDEBS FOE A CROP OF- OATS. INVITE TENDERS for the PURCHASE ■J KfJ ACRES (more or less) of STANDING AuU OATS, now growing and nearly fie to cut, on the Farm occupied by Mr H. Parker, Burnham. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be at our offices, marked on the outside, “Tender for Oats,” not later than FRIDAY Nest, the 15th Inst. TODHUNTBB & JENNINGS Auctioneers, , 411 161, Hereford street, Christchurch. T. Bullock ASHBURTON, SATURDAY, DEO. 23. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. M 3 ACRES 443 HINDS. Account of the Mortgagee, ~jtyj|~B T. BULLOCK has received instructions SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION At the Arcade, os THE ABOVE DATE, On account and by order of the Mortgagee, B.S. 31037, Situated just above the Hinds Railway Station, Containing , ACRES 2 ROODS 20 PERCHES All fenced and partly cultivated. WELL WATERED WITH A COUNTY WATERRACE. Very Good Sheep Country and Well Situated, Exceptionally Easy-Terms of Payment. Inspection Invited. Note Time of Sale, 11.30 a.m. T. BULLOCK, 674 Auctioneer. ASHBURTON. AN OLD-ESTABLISHED B LACKSMITH’S B USINESS TO LET AT WHEATSTONE, LONGBEACH District. TENDERS ARE INVITED foe. THE LEASE for 5 years of Mr John McConnell’s long - established BLACKSMITH’S BUSINESS at Wheatstone, together with about 10 Acres of Land, good Dwelling-house of 6 rooms. Stable with loft overhead. Blacksmith’s Shop, Windmill, and other improvements. The Property is well situated in a good district, about 6 miles from Tiuwald railway station. Coach passes daily. The lease to be for 5 years from Ist January. For further particulars apply to mb McConnell, On the premises, or the undersigned. Tenders received up to TUESDAY, 19th inst. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. BULLOCK, 44g ESTATE AGENT. Matchless metal polish, finest in the world for producing a brilliant and lasting polish without scratching. All storekeepers and mei&ants. E. F. DOMBKAIN, 141, Oashe* Btroct, Ohriatoharch. 8X1045