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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 178, 30 July 1907, Page 8

Auction Sates. ~~ SEDDON. STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW .(Wednesday) : 31st JULY. j "PRESENT ENTRIES— . 40 Crossbred Ewes, fat 60 Crossbred Wethers, fat 100 Lambs, forward 100 Lambs 1 Cow, fat. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. NZ LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. R. STANSFIELD, Auctioneer. SEDDON STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW (Wednesday) AT 1.30 P.M. T>RESENT ENTRIES— 30 Fat Ewes 60 4, 6 and 8-tooth Ewes in lamb to English Leicester rams 50 Fat and Forward Ewes 25 Fat Hoggets 1 Draught Geming, 7 years, good shatter 1 Wfiite Chapel Trap 100 Fat and Forward Wethers 100 Fat and Forward Lambs 40 Fat and Forward Wethers FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. W. E. CLOUSTON~& CO., LTD. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. MARLBOROU^H FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. Auctioneers. _ gALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT KOROMIKO. FRIDAY NEXT, .AT 12 NOON. GMAITLAND has been favoured • with instructions from Mr D. Robertson to sell by Public Auction at his residence, adjoining the Koromiko School, on the above date, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Including :— Piano, Duchess Chest,. Sideboard, etc., etc. • - v G. MAITLAND, ■ Auctioneer. G-RtiAT- AUCTION SALE "* —OF — ' picton properties. 'FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, . AT 2 P.M. AT G. MAITLAND'S AUCTION MART, PIOTON. /GRIFFITHS AND SON, in convJT junction with G. Maitland, favoured with instructions, will sell by Public Auction— On Account of J. Conolly, Esq. Lot I.—Sections 310 and 317. Lot 2.—Sections 309 and 318. - Lot 3.—Sections 308 and 319. ;' Lot,4.—Section 307. ~ Lot s.—Sections 306 and 321. ■ Lot 6.—Sections 305 and 5322. These ma - nificent sites each contain nearly half an' acre, excepting Lot 4, the area of which is a of an acre. They are unquestionably among the choicest building allotments in Picton, being situated in Wellington Street", within three minutes walk of the wharf. ■ ■ ■-- ', v■ -, ALSO: .. : ■ : Lofc ■ 7.—lhat beautiful property formerly occupied by Judge Cojioily, comprising 18 acres, beautifully planted with native and ornamental trees and shrubs. This was the show place of Picton, and with but little work could again be made one of the most lovely homes in New Zealand. On Account of the Trustees of the late J. H. Daltori. Lot B.—Section 718. . Lot 9.—Section 719. Lot 10.—Section 720. Lot 11.—Section 721. Lot 12.—Section 1093. Lot 13.—Section 1094. Lot 14.—Section 1095. Lot 15.—Section 1096. ■: ■ Lot 16.—Section 707. > Lot 17.—" The Fernhill Estate, 5' being Sections 1133, 200, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301, and part of Section 7, Picton Suburban, : containing 8a 3r 32p, with all buildings thereon. These are all most desirable properties, and comprise a fine collection of building allotments. Lot 17 is a magnificent property, and will be sold in one lot. It is splendidly situated, and bound to increase in value. Full particulars from— JNO. CONOLLY, Solicitor. or: GRIFFITHS & SON. . G. MAITLAND, Joint Auctioneers. Wednesday, Aug. 7. AT 12 NOON. Auction Sale cf Havelock Property. a /GRIFFITHS AND SON, favoured VX with instructions, will sell at the Havelock Town Hall by Public Auction—■ I Lot I.—Part Sections 103 and 104, ! 0a 1r 14p, with frontage of 46 feet to Union Street and 86 feet to Neil Street. L Lot 2.—Sections 5, 6 and 7of Block XII., Wakamarina Survey District, with long frontage to extension of Union Street, Tk 2r Op. Lot 3.—Part Section 58, Outram Street, with frontage of 45 feet 0a Or 7p. These properties are for absolute sale. Full particulars on application to— JOHN CONOLLY, Solicitor, or: GRIFFITHS AND SON, Auctioneers. /Commercial printing of Vy every description promptly e^e- ' euted at the Express Office. 1