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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 48, 16 June 1858, Page 1

Sales fig Auction. THIS DAY. MESSRS. N. EDWARDS and CO. have received instructions from Messrs. Nash and Scaife to SELL by AUCTION, at then? Warehouse, in Bridge-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, at One o'clock precisely, the SURPLUS STORES of the Sebastian, entirely without reserve. Terms cash. Nelson, June 11. HO2 TO-MORROW. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE THOROUGH-BRED AND CART HORSES, CATTLE, FARM IMPLEMENTS, HAY AND STRAW, &c., &c. MESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS will OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Woodstock Park, Stoke, on THURSDAY, the 17th instant (the owner being about shortly to proceed to England), the undermentioned valuable HORSES, CATTLE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c., &c. : — The thorough-bred entire colt St. GUes, by St. GUes, out of Pearl The colt Wildrake, own brother to Phoebe, the winner of the Great Nelson Trial Stakes, 1858. This colt is entered for the Trial Stakes, 1859. The colt Black Diamond, out of Pearl, by Sir Hercules The weU-known mare Miss Rowe Filly by St. Aubyn, out of Pearl Fiuy foal, by St. Aubyn, out of Woodstock Powerful mare, with foal, by St Aubyn, and in foal to St. Aubyn Two heavy cart colts, rising three years Two heavy cart fillies, ditto ditto Cart colt, two years Che3nut riony, by Sir Hercules Strong useful cart mare Grey mare and foal Handsome bay mare Colt, two years Team of buUocks Thirty to forty head of weU-bred cows, heifers, and steers 14 tons hay, more or less 10 tons straw „ 20 tons wheat straw, more or less 40 tons swedes „ A quantity of oats and peas Reaping machine Chaff cutter Oat bruiser Turnip cutter Root- washer A few fat store pigs One valuable sow &c, &c., &c. Such an opportunity as this presents of obtaining first-class horses and cattle is not likely to be soon again met with. 1077 Terms at sale. AUCTION SALE AT WOODSTOCK PARK. MESSRS. NICHOLSON & RIDINGS wiU offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY next, the lT^th instant, at Woodstock Park, Stoke, in addition to the Stock already advertised, the foUowing — An excellent phaeton Piano Patent mangle Winnowing machine Farm carts Harness Various articles of furniture A capital pony", by Priam A chestnut draught gelding (at present used by Messrs. Nicholson and Ridings as a dray horse), weU accustomed to the town work, and a firstrate carriage horse. Dray Two handsome ponies About 20 ewes in lamb 2 pure Merino rams &c. &c. Lunch will be provided. 1095 Terms at sale. PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. SALE OF SHEEP STATIONS, EWES, SAXONY RAMS, &c. MR. THOMSON has received instructions from the Executors of the late CHAELEB CHURCH HASLEWOOD, Esquire, to offer for PUBLIC SALE, at the Auction Mart, CHRISTCHURCH, on THURSDAY, 24th June, 1858, the foUowing SHEEP-RUNS, STOCK, &c., belonging to the Estate. t Lot I. The GOODWILL of a SHEEP-RUN of 13,000 acres, known as the CORINGA STATION, on the Waimakariri, about 6 miles from Christchurch, with the improvements thereon, consisting of DWELLING - HOUSE, HUTS, STOCKYARDS, HURDLES, DIPPING-TROUGH, &c. &c. From the well-known fattening qualities of the run, and its proximity to Christchurch, it is particularly adapted for a wether 3tation. Parties engaged in bringing stock for sale from the other provinces avUI also find this station worthy of their special attention, as its possession will not only afford a convenient central point for delivery, but wiU further give peculiar facilities for taking advantage of any fluctuations in market prices. By far the larger portion of the run is totaUy unfit for agricultural purposes, so that the holder need be under no apprehension of its being purchased over him. In addition to the pre-emptive rights (extending to 300 acres) granted for improvements, there are two pre-emptive rights of 250 acres each, held under the Canterbury Association's Regulations. Lot 11. The GOODWILL of a RUN of 15,000 acres in the GORGE of the WAIMAKARIRI. This run, which has well-defined boundaries, is situated in the country recently discovered in the gorge of the Waimakariri, the greater part of which has been taken up by settlers of experience from Australia. Lot 111. 1,200 SHEEP (more or less) of which about 900 are breeding ewes, now lambing or about to lamb down, Mr. Haslewood's flock was weU known as one of the best in New Zealand. It has been carefuUy culled, and the last draught was made only a few weeks before his decease, Every sheep now offered was examined and selected by himself individually. To a small capitalist about to form a station, or to a flockmaster desirous of improving his stock, such an opportunity as the present has never yet been offered in Canterbury. Lot IV. 5 MERINO RAMS, four of which were imported direct from Saxony; the remaining ram being from Mr. Beauchamp's celebrated breed. Lots V., &c. SADDLE and DRAUGHT HORSES- HARNESS BULLOCK, DRAY, &c. Terms : — One-half cash ; the balance by approved BUI at Six Months, or discount aUowed for cash. Sale at One o'clock precisely.