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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10652, 13 May 1895, Page 8

‘Jen tie matter of "Tho Land Transfer Act, 1835,” AHD <■ The Property law Consolidation Act, 1883.’* Tl/T ESSIE URS PYNE & CO. are instructed hy JW| the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Canterbury District, acting under instructions received from the first mortgagee, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Wool Salerooms, Tattersali’g, Cashel Street, Christchurch, - os SATURDAY, THE Ist DAT OP JUNE. 1895, At 12 o’clock noon, 10T 1—33 Acres, or thereabouts, situate on ;tho Bottle Lake Eoad, close to Bottle Lake, being parts of Rural Sections 4409 and 10526, and being the land included in Deeds of Mortgage Nos. 83657 and 85500. £OT 2—317 Acres, dr thereabouts, between Bottle lake and the Stys Elver, being Enrol Sections 1460 and 1479 and part of Enrol Section' 1473; certificate of title volume 167, folio 9, Together with 4-rooxned Cottage and bnildings thereon HOT S—69 Acres, or thereabouts, close to tbe Styx township, being Eural Section 5080 and part of B.S. 5098; certificate of title volume 164, folio 284. There is a closed road of 4 acres rnnningbhrongh lot 2, the certificate of title to which is in the name of the mortgagee, and which will be sold by the mortgagee to the purchaser of Lot 2 at the ■ame price per acre as given for such lot. ' For particulars apply to Messieurs Izard and loughnan. No, 196, Hereford Street, Christchurch, or .to f 8301 THE AUCTIONEERSTodhtmter 4s Jennings under distbaint bob bent. CLEARING SALE OP JjXVE AND 13ead S TOOK. SPRINGSTON. THIS DAYTMONDAY), 13th INST. MESSES TODHUNTEE & JENNINGS Have been Instructed by the Bailiff to | a-RT.T. BT PUBLIC AUCTION, j THIS DAT (MONDAY), On- the Farm of iMr Wm. Keeley, the FOLLOWING LIVE AND DEAD STOCK:— j 7 Good Draught Horses, used to all kinds-of farm work Two-year-old Colt, Yearling Colt 2 Dranght Foals _ ~, 1 Cow in milk, 3 Head Young Cattle 2 Sows with Litters, 25 Store Pigs 3 Double-furrow Ploughs, 1 S.P. Plough 3 Sets Iron Harrows Duncan Seed Drill (nearly new) • 2 Drays and Frames, Spring Cart,._Cambndgß Boiler, and numerous other implements • and tools 4 Stacks Oaten Sheaves, 3 Stacks Hay 5 Stacks Straw, 70 Sacks Oats, 15 Sacks Peas Shaft, Plough and Leading Harness And a Lot of Sundries, Sale at 13 noon. No reserve. i Luncheon provided. j TODHUNTEE & JENNINGS, j 8174 Auctioneers. -■•-••Ayers, Boanoaamo <fe 00. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OP LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, PUP.NITUEE, &o. "ESSES AYERS, BEAUCHAMP & CO. have been favoured with instructions from Messrs J. and W, Hampton (who have disposed of their lease) to SELL BT PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Farm, Middle Lincoln Bead, TUESDAY MAY the 21st, 11 o’clock, Th« whole of their Live and Dead Stock, including dairy cows, store cattle, horses, breeding sows, porkers, store pigs, poultry, drays, drills, . ploughs, harrows, furniture. The Auctioneers desire to call especial attention M this Sale, as every lot will he sold without any wserve. Farther particulars in future advertisements. Other entries invited. Luncheon proviil ed. AYEES, BEAUCHAMP & CO., 8293 ' Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 15th MAY, at 2 p.m. SEWING MACHINES. SEWING MACHINES. Messes ayees, bbauchamp & op. have received instructions from the Consignor to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Booms, 222, Cashel Street, 43 Superior WEETHEIM SEWING MACHINES, These goods are direct from the Manufacturers, •ad our instructions are to sell without reserve. S 3 Treadle Machines, assorted 21 Hand Machines, assorted 43 Those requiring a first-class machine should not Biss this opportunity to get one of this celebrated make at their own price. N.B.—The goods are now on view, and every machine, is guaranteed to do the work now exhibited. AYEES, BEAUCHAMP & CO., Auctioneers. Tonka, Morton & Co. W. Tomta i | W. H. Nobtoh TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). BULBS. PLANTS. BULBS. jP Welling SSES TONES, NORTON & CO, have been instructed by Mr J. C. Cooper, of ellington. Who is one of the most reliable importer* of Bulbs in New Zealand, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In their Booms, TO-MORROW i TUESDAY) At 1 o’clock, MlrisiKaanpferi 40 Lillnm Speciositm Alba SO Tigrinum Splendens - . 50 Paionia Albiflora (first time imported) .24 Double Flowering Cherries (first time imliO Lilium Auratum (ported 70 Lihnm Auratum 60 Speciosum Eubriao ; 100 Lilium Amentum 100 LiHUm Auratum ■ ..Also, a Quantity of Choice Gladioli Bulbs. Every bulb and plant is guaranteed to be correct to date. Coloured plates showing foliage can be Inspected at onr office. • TONES, NORTON & CO., 8233 Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents. H. Matson & Co; TUESDAY NEXT, MAY U. ANNUAL AUCTION OF TIMBER AT LITTLE EIVEE RAILWAY STATION. •m/jTESSBS E. MATSON AND CO. have received Ivi instructions from the Terawera Saw-mill Company, Limited, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUESDAY NEXT, MAY Writ, onn rtf)A feet totaba boards, scant. ASUUyUuW LING. POSTS. &o„ In lots to suit purchasers. ■g# A Special Guaranteed Train will leave Christchurch Railway Station at 10 a.m. on the morning of sale, returning after sale. This is an opportunity to secure really first-class Timber in suitable lots at a reasonable price, and at ♦l4 same time have a day’s outing. H, MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. Also, same time and place, 2000 TOTAEA POSTS BE6 H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. Th.o $.2, Farmers' '-Oo»Ot>«raiave Assormuioa of Canterbury. Limit© i. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. CLEARING SALE OF '• VE AND DtfJAD STOCK, AT IRWELL. [E NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (in conjunewith Mr Fredk. Jameson i have received actions from Messrs J.Wills and Sons (owing ,te Klr/¥&IOAVOTIOT. ON TUESDAY, 23th MAY, Tho whole of their LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, including— X) Sheep 17 Horses 50 Head of Cnttlo ■ 50 Pigs Implements, Grain, &c., Ac. . , For absolute Hale. Pull particulars in future advertisement. ♦ jf J. D ilbisS 0N j Joint Auctioneers. B. W. ENGLAND, •Dimbeb and Coal Merchant LARGE STOCKS OP ILDING MATERIALS Of evety description, seasoned ready for use, always on hand. Galvanised Iron, Portland Cementand Builders’ Ironmongery, try Orders Carefully Selected and forwarded. STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.