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10-ju^i! at li uuiuck. At their Rooms, Hardy-street. MESSRS BISLEY BROS. & CO. will iff.r b'y Public Auction— 150 Sacks Cbaff 24 Bigs Potatoes 10 Bags Pollard 5 Cwt Oil Cake 10 Ba?B Rice 8 Sides Bacon 1 Gig 2361 RICHMOND YARDS"" n WEDNESDAY NEXT, 17th inst. VS ESSRS BISLEY BROS. * CO. 'Will L h:\ i their usual weekly auction salf, Prrsent entries ; .' ;")!) Pat Wethers 80 Fat H. rr^cta 2.")0 CioFsbrod Forward Hoggets 250 Eweß in Lmb further entries invited. BISLEY BROS. & CO., 2373 Auotioneerp. AUCTION SALE. Freehold Property, Wainiea Street, City. At Exchange Land Salerooms. SATURDAY, JULY 20th, at 12 o'clock sharp. Messks UISLEY BEOS. & CO., having received instructions from Mr R. 11. Starr, will offer, as above — House, 8 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, tubs (taps over), fruit trees, section 65ft frontage to Waimea-street, by 153 feet deep. Full particulars on application. 2352 BISLEY BEOS. & CO. PRELIMINARY. VALUABLE Household Furniture and Effects. ENNER GLYNN. MEdSRS BISLEY BROS. & CO. acting under instructions from A. C Bubb, Esq., he having disposed of his p!o H erty, will sell by Public Auotion, at an early date — The whole of his Household Furniture, Implements, etc. Full particu'ars later. BISLEY BROS & CO, 2 .51 Auctioneers. THE LAST WOOL SALES. At the last Wool Sales, held in Christchurch on the 13th Deo., very sa tit factory prices were obtained for the better classes of wool. The top price was obtained for the well known " Pahau Pastures " (Culverden) clip, which realised Isd per lb for halfbred, this being tbe best prioe obtained (or any c!as3 of wool in New Zealand for some year?. As a matter of course this wool was in splendid condition, the flock from which it came havirg been dipped in Little's Combined Sheep Dips which shows that' it pays to use the best dip. Other dips from flocks dipped in Little's (Fluid or Powder) Dips also brought good prices, rjcgiug to 14Jd, Tbe Chief Nelson Agents for Little's Dips are— SLEY BROS & CO., Stack nnd Station Agents. 425 Hardy-streei. Sheep. Sheep. T7INTRIES of S'eop, in large or small JLiJ number?, ft o being received on account of owners for Sule at our Richmond Yards, giving free grazing ; or, if desired, will make shipments, on liberal terms, to outside maiketa ; or will purch ee at high es* current market rates. Full particulars on application to R. GAUKRODGER Stoke. Or BISLEY BROS & CO., 688 Auctioneers, gtoek & Station Agents. HOPS - - HOPS. \T7E a.c CASH BUYERS of PRIME V> HOPS. Submit samples early. 1279 BISLEY BROS. & CO. THOS. H, HIGGS, Stock and Station Agent, WAKEFIELD. FOB "SALE. WAI-ITI. — House, seven rooms. 12 acres more or less, 4 acres in hops, i acre orchard. Fenced and sub-divided. x V3ll watered. One mile from railway, Tost Office, and school, Easy terms. WAKEFIELD.— SpIendid property, 2h miles from Wakefield, 64 acres undu" lating limestoue cjuntry. All been under plough, now in grass, will cany 300 sheep, tip lo;> land for cows, well watered, fenced, said sub-divided. Cottage 4 rooms, hop kiln, new wool press. Easy terms. WAKEFIELD.— House, seven rooms, detached dairy, barn, stable, pigstye, and fowl house ; 10 acres, more or less, of very best level land, 2 acres in orchard, balance in grass. Plenty water, all level, and well drained. Easy terms, WAKEFIELD.— Brick kiln, sheds, tools and all requisites for carrying on brickmaidng. Superior clay handy for bricks and tiles, with 9 acres, more or less, of best quality land, of which 2£ acres are in hops, and one acre orchard and garden, Easy terms. WAI-ITI VALLEY. — 700 acres, consisting of 220 acres freehold, and 480 acres 0.r.p., with G years to run ; greater part of this property could be ploughed ; 3 acres hops, 100 acres mixed bush, balance good fern country ; plenty of water. House 6 rooms, hop kiln, stable, barn, cartshed, and fowlhouse, all in good condition. Eailway four miles, school mile and a half- Easy terms. WAKEFIELD. — 900 Acres freehold, limestone country, very beat land for sheep, subdivided into 17 paddocks; 250' acres under English grass, 450 acres ploughable for turnips or rape ; watered throughout.; 2J miles from railway, little over from school. Easy terms. WAIMEA VALLEY.— 29 Acres freehold, very heavy alluvial soil, perfectly sheltered, north-cast aspect, never failing stream, ring fenced ; first class hops and orchard land ; 14 acres under English grass, remainder in magnificent native bush, Eailway 4 miles, school quite close, Easy terms. If you are desirous of acquiring a country residence, small or large farm, sheep run, or property of any kind in this beautiful and prosperous district, kindly communicate with THOS. H. HiGGS, Land and Estate Agent, !1724= WAKEHIELD The Cup that Cheers, and at the same time invigorates and builds up the body is a CUP OF EX OX St. George Pure - Extract of Beef. Just as easy to make as a cup of tea, and far more ttrongthenij g. Splendid for Invalids and Children. — Manufactured by — IBVINE & STEVENSON'S ST, GEOIWE COY., I Ait., a Dunediu.