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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7265, 9 March 1892, Page 2

— ' NBW ADVEBTOSEMEN^H fi| BIOHMOIW, ?-1H \7/ WEDNESDAY, MMh 9th,, 1892,, 2Q purebrW Romii"s Bams , oTj especially imported from the J .-Ndriih lsland ~ -• - iv *i Stud Romney Maißh Bam «'' 1 Li«aooln Ewe : j purebred Shropshire Down, im- '• ported from f Hanson's cele- : -brated flook.-Nortb .Island 1 purebred Border Leioester Ram, imported rom Canterbury " 50 Fat Sheep;, , ' 20 Shropshire Down Ewes '1 Pen Fat Sheep 10 purebred Romney Marsh Ewes I One brown Horae, staunch and A ; quiet, broken to eingle and double harness Gart, and Harness bought or Bold for clients on oommiesion only. _ Liberal advanoes made on Stock for Bale at auction or privately. Ear.ly particulars of Stock coming fotwara for Ba)e arereßpeotfully requested. | ; SHARP -& SONS, . ..• ■'.-. \ : ' , .■■:/.'■' Auotioneers. Horses; Horses. BHARP & SONS have been favored \ with irißtruotions 'to Bel^by Pablio Auction, ? <At Canning's Paddock, opposite; Oipyh Stables, Hardy street,; ou : . --" iSATURPAY, 12th March, ; ;; ; f 11 a.m. [■['' \ ]. ■' . ! ".WITHOUT BESERVE, on acpouht of cliehii in North Island, 3Q HO-R^S t E;S (inoiuding foals) C^ ibrciken and unbroken, "v | Ex Wayerley .from Patea. 1';,: :t -v \'f';.. Shlre & sons, i j Auctioneers. EQUITY OF lIEDEMPTION In thb Estate of Page, Oobb, and 00. '■'• ! '■■'<! .■■''■'' ~~ > ~~. " ■ SHABP & SONS have received instructions from the Receiver in the Estate pf Page, .OobbACo., to Sell by Publio Auction, ..; : JAili, their Rooms, Hardy st., On SATURDAY, 19fch March, 1892, i ' at Noon, : :'. _ , ■■ The Equity of Redemption of the following Property ;■_:— Bein^'Seotibn No. 28 on the plan of the " pistriot ; of Takaka, containing^ 150 adrefe (more or less) of Bioh Agricultural Land, lately, ooupied by.Megsia Page, Cobb &(J " ..together with all appurtenances ereunto belonging. For "further , particulars apply to A.-%. MAGIBNITY, Solicitor, Nelson, or. v": r SHARP & SONS, i Auctioneers. In the Estate of \VILLIAM~PiTaE. SHABP & SONS have been favored 5 with instruotipns from the OfQoial Assignee to Sell by Pnblio Auction, A* their Rooms, Hardy st., On SATURDAY, 19th March, 1892, : \ at Noon, Onei Undivided Third Interest iv . " ",. iPart -of Section 27i-Takaka, " ;contaihiug 75 Abre3, more oi less, first-claßa Land. For further particulars. apply to ; 'SHARP & SONS, Auotioneers. "I'OJt^ALE 200 Merino Ewes, in lamb 8 Ootswold Rams 600 Merino Wethers SHARP & SONS, T. .... DESHIABLE Suburban Residence, STOKE. CJHABP & SONS have received instructions O from MISS BUXTON to Sell ParvATBLT, her Valuable Farm at Stoke, about four miles from Nelson City, comprising— ££r\ AORES RIOH LAND, toQVj :gether with the Commodious and well-built Sixteen-roomed P WELLINGf HOUSE, Lodge, ' ; ■'■■'•'■' StAß^S I QrK^ABy, OOAOH-HOUSE and OuT-ButLSiMGs. SHARP & SONS. Valuable Orchard r : riwaka; SHARP & SONS have received instructions from Mr WimAii SCOTT (who l intends leaving Ke w Zealand); to SELL his VALUABLE ORCHARD, Riwaka,-containing about FIVE AdJRES Rich Land. - .- There/are 1500 Fruit Tr§es in full bearing, perfectly clean. 'i'-c .>._ . >.__..*•• There are -enthe;prppertyrDWELLlNQ' house, two Workshops,; and foub very large; GLASS COVEBEDIHOTJSES from 1:50 feet to 300 feetlong. r Qneot.the Bmaller haß at present some lO.OOOIbs of fruit in it. 1 here is a good supply from water power of good-water/ At "present fully 25 tons of fruit in the garden, which is bringing in about £30 per week, and the.inoome realised is £500 per annum— and yearly improving. .! .2. : i2'J Vl Gfi »1--V •■■•' ; ( Title Freehold. — v Will be SOLD A BARGAIN, as the owner wishes to realise at once, ta leave ;the Colony. Apply SHARP PASTOJiAL PKOPEETY" ' NEAJR BRItrHI WATER; - POR SALEi' about 880 ACRES Biob i Grazing EA^NI) nearßrightwater. The Land iaj Bing 'Fenced: with substantial sheep proof wire fencei^ and'sub-diyided, and is of splendid limestone formation,; and -well adapted for sheep, and _ when , grassed ■ would oarrya-largff flock of sheßp. The land consiats of low undulating ..bills, nearly ; all ploughable, and all well watered. Apply to Mesbbo PITT & MOORE, or \ SHABP & BONB. x" REDWOOD'S PATENT I NON -POISONOUS ■ V - BligJs Specific. DIBEOTIONS FOB USE. WINTER Dressings Bhbuid HOT be applied later than middle Sesxembkb. For SpringT^ressings see Circulars. . Highest Tbstimonials from well known experienced Nelson .FeukGeowebb and Gabdenebs.' j Full particulars from . '■■- ; SHARP & SONS, Agents. , PUREBRED ROMNEY EWES. fpOR SALE .-^39 heavy Purebred V BOMNEY EWES,' IO EWE LAMBS, 5 BAM LAMBS. Genuine purebreds from Mr F. Gray's flock. Splendid Sheep, and out large fleece?, . • ■■".L .., ,_■ :_ BHABP * BOKSj