Todhtmter & Jennings. SPRINGSTON YARDS. -’OnrE SHALL HOLD ' OUR USUAL VV MONTHLY SALE At the above Fixture on MONDAY NEAT, MARCH 11, WHEN WE SHALL OFFER SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, &c, TODHUNTFE&JENNINGS 4555 Auctioneers. "sale OF FURF-BRED ■ " SHROPSHIRE DOWN EWES. THE UNDERSIGNED have boon instructed bj CHAS. LEWIS, Esq., of HALSWKLL, solely on account of his being overstocked, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE ADDINGTON SALE YARDS ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, tub 13ih INST., SJjUjTji PURE-3RED SHROPSHIRE DOWN ewes from his Celebrated Flock. The Ewes are 2,4, 6 and 8-tooth Sheep, in equal proportions, and are some of the best' bred and most-carefuily-sele ted in the colony. Mr Lewis has culled hia Flock very heavily every year, never carrying any inferior sheep over, and the sheep he now offers arc equal to any ho has ever hred, are in no sense culls, but are sold simply on account of his being overstocked. An excep tional opportunity is thus afforded to breeders and others of obtaining the basis of a really high-class flock. WE SHALL ALSO SELL, On account Robt. Rainey, Esq., PURE-BRED LINCOLN EWES, two'■'A/ tooth upwards, carefully selected from the best strains of blood. TODHUNTER& JENNINGS 4419 Auctioneers. KAiii AND ifiWJB FAIR. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, 14th and 15th IKSTS, AT THE Agricultural and pastoral as. SOCIATION’S GROUNDS. WE SHALL OFFER— On account of Ohas. Lewis, Esq., O Stud SHROPSHIRE DOWN RAMS, both prize-takers g<j Pure-bred SHROPSHIRE BAMS On account of H. B. Perrman, Esq., Q Pure-bred LINCOLN RAMS fjjij Pure-bred LINCOLN EWES On account W. E. Andrews. Esq., 2|) Two-tooth BORDER LEICESTER RAMS On account W. Overend, Esq., HALF-BEiID RAMS On account Messrs Radford, Bros., g HALP-BBBD RAMS On account O. Saunders, Esq., Q SHROPSHIRE DOWN RAMS TOD H UNTJER & JEN : *INGS 45SG Auctioneers. IMPORTANT SALE ov LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. TODHUNTSiu JENNINGS ARE instructed by MR .TAMES ROWELL, who has let his farm for a term of years, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Homestead, SPBINGSXON, OH THURSDAY, MARCH 21, The whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, As follows : ■ Splendid draught horse Punch, 5 years old; draught mare Meg; buggy horse Tommy; Kitty, good harness mare; grey mare Kit; Bob, good trap horse 7 Grand Dairy Cows, in full profit and near to calving; 7 beautiful Heifers, springing to calve; Bull; 6 head young Cattle; 380 twotooth Cross-breds, a splendid line, nearly fax; G Bacon Pigs ; 1 Sow in pig. The Implements are in first-class order and condition, the principal lots being:—Farm dray and frame, tip-dray and frame, spring cart, dog-cart, Duncan double-furrow plough, iron harrows, roller, Howard reiper and binder, ebaffeutter, plough, shaft and leading harness, 2 sets of trap harness, set buggy harness, side saddle and bridle, ladders, wheelbarrow, lot of tools, lot dairy utensils, lawn mower, mangle, 2 creamery cans, hurdles, scalding tub, lot of. poultry (fowls, ducks and geese), fowl wheat and oats, 20 sacks grass seed, cornsacks, 2 acres potatoes, 3 stacks prime hay, 7 shares in the Central Dairy Factory, and other lots too numerous to particularise. Sale will commence at 12 o’clock, and Luncheon will be provided. TOpHUNTEE & JENNINGS, 4370 Auctioneers. V. E. IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF PATRICK RYAN. THE UNDERSIGNED are instructed by the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy TO SELL THE FREEHOLD LAND In the Above Estate, as follows: •ADA AC ES VERY GOOD LAND AMU BEOADFIELDS /»q ACRES SPLENDID LAND DO TEMPLE lON, Full particulars as to terms of payment, &c,, can bo obtained at our offices. TODH UN TE K & JENNINGS Auctioneers and Land Agents, 4418 161, Hereford Street, Christchurch, mm Tonks, Morton <§s Co. W. Tones] [_W. H. Noetok THIS DAY, , speciaiTentey. ENGLISH I'GENITUEE. Messes tonks. Norton & co. win seli BY- PUBLIC AUCTION, In Their Rooms, at 11 o’clock. The Entire FURNISHING of a 7-ROOMED DWELLING. Also, a Largo Quantity of CARPENTERS’ MATERIALS. Special Items Among the Furniture are mahogbany frame suite in leather, settee in sill tapestry, rep couch and tasy chair, carpet squares massive brass-mounted bedsteads, ohefloniers mattresses, lamps, oil paintings, niokel-platec fender and irons, washstands, duchesse tables &0., &c. TONKS, NORTON & CO., 4529 . Auctioneers, 165, Colombo Street. W. Tonks 1 [wThTnoetot AUCTION SALE. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. THE Undersigned have been favoured witl instructions from the owner, who is giviut up housekeeping, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION on the Premises, No. 28, Armagh Street east, or TUESDAY, the 12th March, at one o’clock, tin COMPLETE FURNISHINGS of a 5-roomec House, The lots comprise—Dining table, carpets fenders and irons, couches, chairs, fancy tables curtains, double iron bedstead, spring mattress : sheets, blankets, pillows, washstands and ware chest drawers, shelving, pictures, ornaments kitchen dresser, and a large lot of useful sundries, TONK&, NORTON & CO., 4530 Auctioneers, &0., 165, Colombo Street. W. Tonks) IW. H. Noktoj GENERAL STORE AND BAKERY BUSINESS jji o a SALE In a Sound and Prosperous Country District, about 12 miles from Christchurch. A Splendid Opportunity for an Energetic Bus'ness Man. Ow compelled to retire owing to ill-health. A FIRST-CLASS GENERAL STORE BUSI NESS, including Drapery, Grocery, Ironmongery and Bakery (doing about 4 tons per month) Telephone Bureau aud Post Office attached Present turn-over from £3OO to £4OO per montln The Premises comprise Large Store and Office Dwelling-house, Bak-.housa and Two Storerooms Good'Stabling Accommodation, together with * Acres Land, including a capital Fruit-bearinj Orchard. RENT LOW. Stock, Fittings, Horses, Traps. &c., at valuation for which reasonable terms can be arranged. Full details on application, HAEEWOOD ROAD, Papanui—Seven acres tm roods First-class Land, well fenced. THIRTY ACRES GOOD LAND, situatec within one mile of Riccarton Racecourse, Fo: Sale, cheap. Apply to TONKS, NORTON & CO., , Land and Estate »gents, 427 X 165, Colombo Street. R. W. ENGLAND, Timber and Goal MLeechant LARGE STOCKS ' OF BUILDING MATERIALS Of every description, seasoned ready for use, always on bond. Also, Galvanised Iron, Portland Cement and Builders’ Ironmongery, Country Orders Carefully Selected and forwarded. TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10601, 9 March 1895, Page 8
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975Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10601, 9 March 1895, Page 8
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