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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10310, 31 March 1894, Page 8

J. T. Ford & 00. J. T. Fo*» * Co. Hava received instructions from J. C. HELMORE. Esq., TO HOLD A CLEARING- SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. OAICWOOD FARM. Adjoining: the Sherwood Railway Station, Ou the Mothven Liao, oa MONDAY, THE 2kii DAY OP APRIL NEST, When the Following: LITE & DEAD STOCK Will ho submitted to public competition, and as the Oakwood Farm has been leased for a term of years the whole will bo absolutely sold without reserve. THE LIVE STOCK COMPRISES IWO SHEEP. 9 HORSES. 9 HEAD OP CATTLE And 2 PIGS, the whole of which arc more particularly described as follows Two-tooth HALF-BRED EWES Four-tooth HALF-BRED EWES CROSS-BRED EWES 158 140 158 146 324 249 MERINO EWES 240 175 290 Fat. CROSS-BRED WETHERS LAMBS (Shropshire Down Cross) 175 290 A,cn LAMBS (First-cross from A Jtfl Leicester Rams) 1 1J RAMS (Shropshires, Ifj ■* • Leicostera and Moviuos) A / At least one-half of the lambs are prime fat, an will ho so drafted for tho sale. Tho HORSES comprise— Black mare, Madgo; black marc, Floss, Cyrs, both served by Prince Imperial; bay mare, Kit. aerved by Young Huuuington: black gelding, Dick.oyrs; bay gelding, Punch; dog-cart horse, by Eousor; draught gelding. 2yra: two-year-old gelding, by Hunhingtou ; yearling illlv, bv Burlington. CATTLE. Three milch cows, I two-year-old steer, 1 two-ycar-Md boiler, 2 yearling heifers, one bull and one calf. Two prime bacon pigs, fowls, ducks, geese, &o. The IMP CEMENTS comprise—--2 McCormick reapers and hinders, grain and seed drill (by F. and D. Duncan), disc harrow with seed box, grass mower (Hornsby), D.F. plough, single plough, 2 farm drays with frames, heavy tine harrows, light ditto, chain harrows, broadcast sower with seed box and canisters, Cambridge roller (Reid and Gray), dogcart (by Brabuer), horsepower with ohaffeutter, Avery weighing machine, wool-press, husbandry tools, &c., Ac. HARNESS. 5 collars and hames, 4 sets plough chains, 3 sets of leading harness, 2 cart saddles and breeching, trap harness complete, hackney saddle, horse covers, block and tackle, 4c,, &e. The SUNDRIES comprise—--14 tons of oatsheuf chart', 6 stacks of oats (tho produce of C;> acres, well saved and thatched), stack of rye, stack of clover hay, quantity of wire and iron standards; also, a quantity of manure, bone-dust and superphosphate. Tho FURNITURE comprises— Tho contents of a sevfen-roomed house comfortably furnished, and will ho offered at this sale if not previously disposed of to the incoming tenant. Tho sheep, a really well-bred flock, will he found in first-class condition, were early shorn, and a largo proportion of them are prime fat. The horses are useful sorts, sound, and have been in constant work. Tho implements, which are comparatively new, of the latest designs, and all in good order and repair. A coach will be provided at Rakaia on tho morning of the sale in timo to meet intending purchasers by early morning train from Ashburton and Christchurch, and will convey to and bring them back from tho sale. As there will ho a number of lots to be offered, tho sale will commence punctually at ll.SOa.m. with the implements, stacks of oats, hay, &c. There will ho a luncheon provided, after which the live stock will he sold. J. T. FORD & CO. Auctioneers. N.B.—As the accommodation by coach, must necessarily be limited to about twenty passengers, those who apply to the Auctioneers and are provided with tickets will have the first chance. GSSO J. T. F.... Co, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THU TINWALD SALEYAEDS, OK TUESDAY, 3rd OF APRIL, 2000 FIBST -° ROSS LAMBS 2000 By English Leicester Rams from Anama Merino Ewes. A well-bred, straight line from the Anama Estate, J. T. FORD. 0744 ’ Auctioneer, MILLTON. ANNUAL SALE OP SHEEP. JT. FORD & CO. (in conjunction with PYNE . A CO.) beg to give notice that, by Mr Strange's kind permission, they will hold their ANNUAL SALE OP SHEEP AT THE MILLTON YARDS, . OK THURSDAY, APRIL 12. Entries are invited and will he received by J. T. FORD & CO., PYNE & CO., G4SC Auctioneers, J. T. Foed s Co. HAVE FOE SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, 1 «Afi FIRST-CROSS LAMBS by English ■•■ d"" Leicester Rams. A well-bred, straight line of the same brand and earmark. Also KAA FIRST-CROSS LAMES, prime fat and suitable for export. FIRST-CROSS LAMBS 6745 J. T. FORD & CO. Joseph Clarke & Son. TO-DAY. At 11 o’clock. CROCKERY, TOYS, Ac. J OSEPH CLARKE & SON WILL SELL at their Rooms Manchester Street, Crockery, Toys Fancy Goods, Fancy Tables Rugs Lamps, 'lea, Chejse, do. Also, 1 Pedigree Bulldog, out of Prize Stock 6751 Sale 11 sharp. C. H. MOE BALL, Auctioneer, D. Thomas. D. THOMAS (Late of Matson, Cox and Co.), AUCTIONEER, LAND, INSURANCE AND K STATE AGE NT VALUATOR, WOOL AND GRAIN BROKER ASHBUKTON. LOANS NEGOTIATED. WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock, Tinwald and Ashburton alternately, FORTNIGHTLY SALES of Sheepskins, Fat Hides, Ac., 011 Fridays. SALES OP WOOL throughout tho Season. GMIAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD ou Commission. CLEARING SALES as per arrangement, AGENT FOR— Matson and Co., Christchurch Colonial Investment Company, Dunedin National Mortgage Company, Christchurch Booth, Macdonald and 0:0., Christchurch White's Shi-ui) Dip Massey-Harris Reaper and Binder London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham’s Foot rot Composition Wright, Stephenson and Co,, Dunedin Planet Juurr Garden and Field Tools 132 S D. THOMAS, Ashburton. Aelar , Dudley and Co. ACLfND, DUDLEY & CO., auctioneers OIIAREBROKERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. MONEY IO LEND OK APPROVED SECURITIES. HOUSE PROPERTIES iu Christchurch Call for List. CHEAP FARM, gQO ACRES, ASHBURTON CHEAP And Others, FROM 400 TO fjoj(o ACRES, In Good Districts. US, HEREFORD STREET, 802 Y Christchurch.