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Marlborough Express, Volume XX, Issue 107, 9 May 1884, Page 3

To-Morrow (Saturday), At 1 p.m. SALE OF FARM STOCK & farming Implements, At Clytii, Middle Berwick Koad. MESSRS r>URKISS aad NOSWOETEY JL have received instructions from Mr S, MaOallS'jTeh, vho has disposed of his Farm, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At 1 p.m., on SATURDAY, the tenth day of May : the' Whole of the STOCK AM) FARMING IMPLEMENTS, On the Farm, comprising : — The Celebrated Flock of STUD SHEEP (Romney Marsh) Draught Horses Milch Cows Young Stock : Piga Double-furrow Ploughs Carte Harness . ' ' Swingletrees ' ' Bent-all's double-horae Works Chaff Cutter Horße Rake Four-wheeled Buggy Petaluma Car Hay (oaten and rye-grass) About 80 tons Potatoes . Mangolds And a large variety of other articles too numerouß to mention, which will bo particularised by printed catalogue m a later issue. TERMS — OVER £20 ON THREE MONTHS' APPROVED BILLS, | PURKISS &NOSWORTHY, , : 1 Auctioneers, Blenheim, Thut-sday, May 1 5tli, 1884 GREAT AUCTION SALE ;. • op HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE i Adcl Effects, at Renwicktown. T WATSON having received , instructions from Mr. J, '. Mitchell (who is leaving the dis- ■ trict), will : SELL. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ■At Mr Mitchell's residence, Ren- | wick, at twelve noon, on the above [date — ■ THE WHOLE OF THE Household Furniture, Goods & Chattels, i ■■ : ■ 'comprising:----j Magnificent m-w Piano (by Bord); ; ■ l^rlv.f S-.iiie. Sofas, Chairs, Table?, Chefiioneer, Oil ■ '. PiuuiingH.'Bgravinga, Stereoscope and Views, Books, ; Music, Egyptian Vases, Barometer, De3ks, Curtains ' and i'olnf, Bedsieadß and Br'd'lrng, Dressing Tables, : Washstainis and Sets, Cari psts a.i.l Kuga, Armchairs, Rocking Obairß, Easy Chairs, • Sewing Machine, Turning '■ Lathe and Drills, Sssles and i Weights, Knife Machine, i Zinc Baths, Copper Boiler, I Iron Boilers, Cooking Stove, ! Meat Safe, Fenders and Fire ; Irons, Cooking Utenßils, ; Crockery, Cupboard, Tools, . . , Harness, &c, &c. ; Fuller particulars m future issue. The Auctioneer would draw special attention to the above, as jthe Furnitare &c, is all of first-class imaterial and nearly new, and as jthe sale will be anreseryed the 'public will hare an exceptional Opportunity to secure bargains. I T. WATSON, ] Anctianeer. I Friday, May 33rd, 1884. j , ■■' ■! ' : At 1 2 p.nn , IMPOETANT SAKE BY i PUBLIC AUCTION OF 1 FREEHOLD : AT ...SPRING CREEK..,. , „ pUKKISa and.KOSWORTHY, JtVi ;..i haying received .instructions from-:HfeNBY Redwood,- Esq.) who has decided to realise his landed bstate, will : ' - ;! : ; SELL' BY PDBLIC AUCTION ' On FRIDAYi May 28id inst., at 2 o'clock p.m., at their Mart, High 'Street:— 1 ; ■'■'■ ABOUT 430 ACRES - First - class Farm Land, ; " Sub-divided into Seven Allot- : V .ments, being— . : ' '"'. •■".'.' "." : :'."' A.'. B. P. . Part Seotida 59 containing 64 10 : ! ",",,'■ '■■„.- 60 „. §0 20 | ••'■»; .-„,:. ■:■.«* :' „ . -1"° 1.27 ; ,;-'■','," 64 ,; -77 .2; 0 ! „ „ 68 „ 50 0 0 i „ „ 68 ; j, 1 ' 51 0 0 I ,1 11 63 .„ -' 60" 2 0 : The, superior quality 'bf the soil ijomprised m the above Beotijons is. well -known ' to farmera m this and the neighboring distiicts, and Spring ; Greek Farm • is considered by authorities m agriculture' to have received excellent treatment fit the hands of its present owner— as money and skill have been lavished m order to bring it to its present state of perfection. This grand property is now offered to public competition, m blocks suited to the requirements of purchasers ; it being an opportunity of obtaining a freehold m this locality not likely to occur again, and the Auctioneers strongly reoommend persons desiring to acquire a freehold, to purchase some of the best land ever offered m this district. Termß, which will be liberal, at Sale. For farther particulars apply to the Auctioneers. ; f URKISS <fc NOSWORTHV, 522 ' t , ( , ; ; Auctioheera.