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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVII, Issue 11231, 31 March 1897, Page 8

Dalgety & Co., Limited. ADDINGTON YARDS. ' THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), 31st MARCH. P E C I A L ENTRIES—TWO, FOUR and SIX-TOOTH CBOSSA*™ BRED EWES 200 DAMBS; forward 50 FORWARD CROSS-BRED WETHERS 1350 FAT SHBEI> and DAMBS 25 HEAD PRIME BEEP DALGETY & COMPANY, Ltd, E. W. PARKER, Manager, P. A. ARCHER, Auctioneer. KIRWEE YARDS, FRIDAY, 2nd APRIL. -jP RESENT ENTRIES— JgQ CROSS-BRED LAMBS 20 [J CROSS-BRED EWES Also, on account of the Official Assignee in the Estate of H. C. Brickland, 2 Draught Mares, 1 Light Mare, 1 Spring Cart, 1 Set Harness, 1 Set Dray Harness, 1 Farm Dray, Collar, Hames and Traces, 1 D.P. Plough, 1 Deering Reaper and Binder (new), 12 Bags LinDALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., E. W. PARKER, Manager, 2910 F, A. ARCHER, Auctioneer. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, TWO FARMS, PART OF THE NGA-PARX ESTATE, FBRNSIDE. TUESDAY, APRIL Gth. DALGETY & COMPANY.Ltd. (in conjunction with Wm. BUSS) have received instructions from Edmond Wilder. Esq., to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION (Unless disposed of privately beforehand), at ME Wm. BUSS’S AUCTION ROOMS, EANGIOBA, At 3 o’clock p.m,, on TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 2 FARMS, part of the Nga-pari Estate, containing about 287 AND 380 ACEES - The above Farms are situate about 4 miles from Fernside and 7 miles from Bangiora and are divided into convenient-sized paddocks, all wo’l fenced and watered, and the land is suitable either for agricultural or pastoral purposes. For plans and further particulars, apply to DALGETY AND COM--) P a NY, LTD. > Joint Auctioneers. Wm, BUSS J IN the SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, Canterbury’ District, iu its Vice-Admiralty Jurisdiction. Tft/jT ESSES DAT,GETY~& COMPANY. Limited, JJOL are instructed by the Marshal at Christchurch of the above Court, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, For the highest price that can be obtained for the same, at Mb CHARLES CLARK’S LAND SALEROOMS, Hereford Street, Christchurch, ON FRIDAY, the 30th day of APRIL, 1897. At 12 o’clock noon, THE BARQUE DILPUSSUND, Of Loudon, 592 Tons Register, composite built at Eotberbitbein 1864, number 50043, coppered in 1893, specially surveyed 1805, together with all her appurtenances, as she now lies in the Port of Lyttelton. To see inventory and conditions of sale, and for further particulars, apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; or MESSES WILDING and LEWIS, Solicitors, Christchurch ; or MESSES SMITH, CHAPMAN and SINCLAIR, Solicitors, Dunedin. Terms —20 per cent cash on fall of hammer, balance to be paid within seven days. W. E. Harding. W. R. Harding J [W. B. Harmno OYEZ! OYEZI ! OYEZ! ! 1 THIS DAY, Commencing at 11 a.m. HARNESS, SADDLERY, ■ayrE W, E. HARDING will Sell, at his Rooms, IvH 200-206, Hereford Street, as above, THE STOCK-IN-TRADES Of a Country Saddler, Comprising—Exercise saddle, English saddles, 3 Ladies’ saddles, bridles, riding whips, three secondhand sets trap harness, buggy harness complete, 3 sets gig harness, kicking straps and tugs, cart saddles and breechings, draught collars, plough backhands and chains, cart bridles, 2 sets spring dray harness, whips, 6 pair reins, horse covers, horse collars, buckles, roadster harness, leading harness, girths, surcingles, Webb braces, cart harness and traces, backhands and tugs, fancy dog collars, and every stable requisite. As my client is leaving for Perth, he has instructed me to quit every lot at any sacrifice. W. B. HARDING, Auctioneer, 3038 200-206, Hereford Street. W. E. Habdinol | W. E. Harmno PIANO, FURNITURE, &c. MR W. E. HAEDING, instructed by Mr J. Eiley, will SELL, on the Premises, Darwm Street, opposite Waltham Hotel, TO-MORROW, Ist APRIL, 1597, Commencing at 1 o’clock, The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Full particulars in to-morrow’s papers. W. R. HAEDING, 2906 Auctioneer. D. Thomas. SALE OP THE BURWOOD OSTRICHES. B THOMAS has received instructions ivom „ the Canterbury Ostrich Farming Company, Ltd SELL BY AUCTION. AT BURWOOD, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 9. At two o’clock (And NOT on April Sth, as previously advertised), THE WHOLE OF THE OSTRICHES, Comprising — 1Q PHLL-GR'iWN BIRDS, together with AO the INCUBATORS. This is the first time in the history of the Province that an opportunity has been afforded the Public to acquire these Profitable Birds, and to gentlemen having suitable grounds adjacent to their homes, no more rare or beautiful ornament could be desired. The birds will be sold Singly or in Pairs, as may be required at Sale. FOE ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE. Tram leaves Manchester Street at 1 o’clock. D. 'J HOMAS, Auctioneer. TO TROTTING MEN AND OTHERS, Immediately after the above, ,KING & CO., LTD., will SE LL on behalf VJf, of Mr George King, the following STOCK BY YOUNG IRVINGTON: RATA, brown gelding, 6 years, sound and perfectly quiet in sa.ddle and harness ; very fast BROWN FILLY, rising 5 years; broken to saddle and harness BROWN COLT, rising 4 years; broken to saddle and harness. Note.—All the above are by Young Irvington out of the same dam, and are promising trotters. Also, CHESTNUT GELDING by Burlington, 5 years; a perfect hack, carries a lady, and has been driven in single and double harness. 30 Head young Cattle 1 Particularly Choice Shorthorn Dairy Cow Gig and Harness Single Buggy, by Howland “Bunclo” Chaff-cutter and Screen “Flood’s” Pump, complete [good. Handsome Harness Pony, perfectly quiet and Additional entries may be made up to time of sale. GEORGE KING, Manager. JAS. W. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. Wilson & Sons. JP arms. farms. 740 Acres to Let or Sell; a fine property 1400 Acres to Let or Gel! 2400 Acres fine sheep run 107 Acres, m grass 6 years, good little farm 200 Acres, 100 acres now being sown in wheat, balance in turnips 10 Acres, two 2-acre blocks, and 1 acre, all suburban, with houses, &c. 38 Acres and water flour-mill, with roller gear, &c.; good spec,; to let or sell WILSON & SONS, XIBOS Auctioneers O PORTS and School Committees will obtain special terms and attention at Minaon s Cheap Depot, 220, Colombo Street. nmiHjL r 'Kinves from 5s doz; speciallycheap I strong lino at 7» doz. Minson a Cheap Bepot, A 1699