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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4739, 26 April 1877, Page 4

; SALES BY AUCTION; THIS DAY, : ; THURSDAY, 26th APRIL, j .'■■'■■'■■ At 12 o'clock. "■■■ '- ■' . . Under Bill of Sale. ROSEWOOD PIANO, iiDSTEADS, CHESTS OF i DRAWERS. *yr <on t a^g tj p t m LKjL (has ireceived instructions to' sell-by auction, t his rooms,' Manseßtreet, on Thursday, 26th iasi., tiaoeoni1 •■•'-■ ■■'■'■■."• : "'■' ■ ■ A<fluantlty of household furniture, ■ . Consisting of— 'Hsndsome rosewood pinno, bedsteads, chests ol ..-'.. drawers; horse-hair suite, couch, dinner and : dessert services, table 3, chairs, carpets, : books, fenders and fire; irons, kitchen i utonsils, &C, &o. . ' i ' All Good Quality.. : : :KoiresorTe: Termstaah. - 25ap [\ SATURDAY, 28th APRIL, • ,''' . At 12 o'clock. . , IMPORTANT SALE OF SECTIONS. , ■■•:■■. EOWil OP FORBTJRY. -•'.■ ffp Close Accounts. : > MACLEAN BROTHERS , are f»v«ar«a with instructions to sell by auction, at their Booms, Manse street, on the above date,.'- ' ': .■ .-.■ '■■-. ,:. ■ : . 81 sections, twnship of Forbury, b«ing the ; whole of blacks 15,16, and 17 of the extension of said township. . . The special attention -of the public is respectfully requested to this sale, aaithe land to be submitted consists of the best ana driest portions of the Forbury Flat, and is very advantßgeous'y. situated; adjoining the townships of Darley md '.Ke'w. .'.;. The terms of payment: a«e unusually liberal—a deposit of £5 per section only being required, the balance being paid by instalments, at 6,: 12, and 18 months, bearing interest at 3 per cent, per annum. The proprietor is desirous to .close accounts in connection with this township. Parties, therefore, who are in'questof residence areassstsould avail themselves of this opportunity to secure.eligible sites.as property in; the neighbourhood is daily increasing in value. -■',' Plans are^in^preparation. ■■ : ; Further particular* on applicaiion to : :. ■: 23*p MACOEAy BROTHERS. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD, •■•' .; Within 9 miles of the Town of WanganuL MESSRS ASIaFORTH aad LIFFI-" TON have received .instructions to sell-by;, public anction, at their rooms, Rutland Chambers, Wanganui, on Wednesday, 16th May,«t 2 p.m.,,81l (thet splendid block of land, known as ,-■ . . , : THE XQWHATU BLOCK, '■■ Containing 2800 acres of first class-lasd. situated within 9 miles of the town oi Waaganui, i and within about 4 miles ol t&epropoßed site of the Railway Station, on *he Wan- . ganui-Taranaki line of railway, whlek is now I .-..; : .bsing constructed.,.-. : .: Thwaare about 1400 acreaof Fein Lanl,;aiid the balaoce being light bush.. The soil is unsurpassed in the district, and the whole block is splendidly watered, haying a. feontage of severalmiles to the.Kai Iwi Kwer ani ■ Manganoe Stream, "as well as several smaller ■ streams mailing through the block.: "• ■ .'■'■' Plans Cm be seen at the office of the Auctioneer*, who will afford: every facility to intending purchasers of inspecting the block. ' ■ ''. . TermsHheral— Declared at s.le. - ASffIVORTH and LIFFITON, 28ap ' - Auctioneers, Wanganui. : 1 STOCK STATIONS, &o, :■' I ; SATUBDAY, 28th APRIL, ' ' : -; 'vAt IS o'clock. "' ■;''■..' At ProvU.etal Yards, i ; To Farmers, Waggoners.Jand Others. inrrRIGHTj feTEPHENSON, and CO. • V f -have received instructions from Mr William Tolcher, to sell by| auction, at Provincial Yards, on Saturday, 28tK April, at 12 oclqok, . : ' ■'. . O flrstclass teapas, .... .... . - Consisting of— \. \ "■■'■ I A heavy draught horses 2 waggons, harness, covers, &c. , .. . ': ;■- ,' ,13ap. ; FRIDAY, 27th APRIL, J : . . At 12 o'clock. . - : At RlVersi'do Farm/ Otakia, hear Henley. SALE OF SURPLUS'STOCK AND; IMPLEMENTS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSO^ arid CO. have received ihstructions from Mr W. L. Biddell sell hy auction at Riveraide Farm, Otakia, new Henley, on Friday; 2Tth April, at 12 o'clock,

; SALES BY AUCTION; THIS DAY, : ; THURSDAY, 26th APRIL, j .'■■'■■'■■ At 12 o'clock. "■■■ '- ■' . . Under Bill of Sale. ROSEWOOD PIANO, bIdSTEADS, CHESTS OF i DRAWERS. *yf <O N T DjU-P T;M HO. (has ireceived instructions to' sell-by anction, at his rooms,' Manseßtreet, on Thursday, 26th iasi., atWßeoni1 •■•'-■ ■■■■'■.."• : "'■' ■ ■ A<fluantlty of household furniture, ■ . Consisting of— Hsndßome rosewood pinno, bedsteads, chests ol •..•'.. drawers; horse-hair suite, couch, dinner and ; : dessert services, table 3, chairs, carpets, ■ . :: books, fenders and fire; irons, kitchen 7 i atensUs, &c, &c. ::'': ' ' ' '. -'.. ' i * All Good Quality.. : : :KoiresarTe: Termstaah. - 25ap [\ fiAIURDAY, 28th APRIL, • ,''' . At 12 o'clock. .-. , IMPORTANT SALE OF SECTIONS. , ■■•:■■. EoW.il OF FORBURY. -•'.■ ffp Close Accounts. : > MACLEAN BROTHERS , are f»v«ar«a with instructions to sell by auction, at their Booms, Manse street, on the above date,.'- ' ': .■ .-.■ '■■-. ,:. ■ ; . 81 sections, twnship of Forbury, b«ing the ; whole of blacks 15,16, and 17 of the exten- ' sionofsaidiewnship. . . The special attention -of the public Is respectfully requested to this sale, aaithe land to be submitted consists of the best ana driest portions of the Forbury Flat, and is very advautageous'y. situated; adjoining the townships of Darley ind'.Ke'w. .'.;'. The terms of payment: a«e unusually liberal—a deposit of £5 per section only being required, the balance being paid by instalments, at 6,: 12, and 18 nionths, bearing interest at 3 per cent, per annum. The proprietor is desirous to .close accounts in connection with this township. Parties, therefore, who are in'questof residence areas-should avail themselves | of this opportunity to secure.eligfible sites.as property in; the neighbourhood is daily increasing in value. -■',' Plans are in prepsralion. ■■ : ; Further particular* on applicaiion to : :. ■: 23*p MACLEAW BROTHERS. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD, •■•' .; Within 9 miles of the Town of Wanganui. MESSRS ASHFORTH aad LIFFITON have received .instructions to sell-by; public anction, at their rooms, Rutland Chambers, Wanganui, on Wednesday, 16th May,«t 2 p.m.,.a1l (thet splendid block of land, known as ,-■ . . , : THE XQWHATU BLOCK, '■■ Containhig 2800 acres of first class-lasd. situated within 9 miles of the town oi Waaganui, i and within about 4 miles ol t&epropoßed site of the Railway Station, on *he Wan- . ganui-Taranaki line of railway, whlek is now I .-..; : .bsing constructed.,.-. : ■;•..■■■■

; irt Heavy draught horses, 3-yearai old and upi . AY wards ■'■■•; ■■.•„-; 5 do do "foals, by Sir Colin and,Em- , . perdr"";-. " ")'."" ■'.' -~'■■■ '. OA head fat cattle ; ! ' ' i- Piire Ayrshire bull •' : : I Pure short-horn bull t. ' ■ ; 200 Mermo6wes r-; ■i ; i double-seated station express. •■•' ; -t Driy and frame, 1 dobbin . -I Chaff-cotter, ploughs, harrows, harness, ; ■ ■.'■'•■•;. &c:,-&c. -'- ■■■■ '; •• ■'-■■ •■ The above stock and-implements, which will be found to be all of a superior description, are submitted to sale on account of Mr Riddeil having given up con-, tracing. Riverside Farm is just ten. minutes' walk" from Henley Railway Station. " ' 16ap r ~~ FRIDAY, 4th MAY, _, . . : '.'..;■ At 1 o'clock. '~ '' : ....'■••, ■ " At Dairy Hill Farm, Green Island. :, DAIRY COWS,. HORSES, OATS; &c. '- : WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. have received instructions from Mr William .Faulds to sell by auction, at Dairy Hill Farm, Green Island, on Friday, 4th May, at 1 o'clock, nnhead very superior dairy cpwa ..... ... ! .■• -l Ayrshirebidl •■; " '\\' '..'•' : b horses .'..... i c stacks of oats (well saved) •■ 20 *ons °? *urn'P9 ; ... .;' . 1 double-seated buggy • .., .... : Dairy pUnti Bpriag cart and harnesa, chaff- : cutter, &c. &c. ! The milk run U for sale privately. The above cows are weir worthy of inspection, being a very superior lot, and havingbeen bred and selected by the owner at considerable cost. 23ap -■-.': WEDNESDAY, 23rd MAY, , .:. ... lAt 12 o'clock.> ■':;■"■ ; ." At tteßemuera Yards.' THE PURE-BRED [SHORT-HORN BULL

\y h i.ppßß-isr, ; ~ Ex Electra, from England, Will be sold, at the Kcmuera Yards, on Wednesday, May 23, at 12 o'clock. Pedigree as fallows:— j WHIPPER-IN, roan, calved 4th May, 1874, by Lord of the Valley (31T33) ■■; , Dam Rosa Lee, by Sir Peter (25162) Gd Arllne, by Duke of Manchester (17732) : Ggd Alvai by Lord Koseberry (16448) Gggd Ariadne, by Lord [1] Thoresby (U856) Ggggd Apricot, by Danay Dlnmont (91)10) Gggggd Lily, by Uandy Dißmont (9010) Ggggggd, by George 111. (7038) Ggtfggjjgd, by Zenith (5702) GgggfcgKgd, by Wiseton (2848) " ; GtogKgggd, by Mercury (2301) Lord op ran Vailey (31733), by [2] Lord of the Manor (26714) Dam Red Pet, by [3] Royal Butterfly 14th (20722) Od Pet, by Snowdrop (15311) -.-,•■ Ggd Miss Nightingale, by Chieftain (12595) Gggd Lady Baurton, by Morpeth '(8325) Ggggd, by The Prince (7015) I Gggggd, by Colling (DO2) Ggggggd. by Son of Alexander (1C24) Ggggiggd, by Grandson of Favourite (252) •'; _ —" Coates's Herd Book," vol. 20, p. 211. fl] Lord Tuorbubt (14856) was by the Duke of Gloucester (11382), a Ducl^s bull, the tribe of Shorthorns which make thousands each when sold either by public or private sale. ■ :■: [2] Lord of the Manor. (26714) was by Baron Rtbblesdale (21238), by Second iiuke of Wharfdale (19619), -a Duchess and Oxford bull; hits dam by Duke of Gloucester (1138 1), of same family as three animals sold by auction for ueaily £20,000. Ihe dam of Lord of the Manor w»s late Colonel Townley's celebrated cow Emma, winner of ten prizes. . :[3] Rotal/ BOTrBRFLT 14m (20722), by Royal Butterfly (16362), winner of Royal Agriculture of England Society 'a first piizo at Warwick, and seven other prizes at Durham, York, and other Shows; his dam won 20 prizes acd 12 gold and silver medals at various meettegs of the Koyal. English, IrUh, North Lancashire, Yorkshire, and other Societies. Royal Butterfly was own brother to Master Butterfly, who won first prize of Royal Agricultural Society of England's Show at Chelmsford, and many other prizes, and never was beaten ;' and was sold at a high price and sent to Melbourne, shipped by us, per Copenhagen, in 1857. -AH numbers refer to "Coates's Herd Book." " Wo hereby certify that the abovo particulars are ■ correct, and that wo shipped Whipper-in, per Electra, in good condition. " SruBOEON & Son. ," Grays Hill, Grays, Essex,? " 15th December, 1876." 26sp .. . ~~ALFRED BUOKLANP. FOR SALE, two COWS at Calving". E. Browne's, Glenhead, Corstorphine district, Green, Island. T7IOR SALE, one American-built Pony JL? PHAETON, with PONY and HARNESS. Aleo, aLondoa-builfc DOG-CA.RT and strong EXPRESS WAGGON. Groves Brothers, High-street. j