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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1028, 29 March 1884, Page 2

THIS EVENING, At six o'dibek.. v x i RBUORLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. *s^ bjive received instructions v to sell by i&on.^iStii^Room*^ \ *iyA large variety of useful gooda of every description, comprising Furniture, Crockery, Cutlery, Drapery, Cloth* ing, Hosiery, &c. TUSSDAY,iIBT APRIL, 1884, At five o'clock sharp. 1 RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. **• bare received instructions to sell by auction, on the Premises, Gabriels GullyThat comfortable Dwellingbouse recently occupied by SgHenry Giiffith, and „ at present by Mrs Lyons. The Garden ia stocked with a large number* of firatalati Fruit Trees, in full bearing. Also, the whole of the Household Furni ture and Effects. js. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & Co., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1884, At three o'clock. A BBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AJSD CO. bare receive! instructions from Mra King to sell by auction, at their Rooms, on above date— The lease, with right of purchase of Section 8, Block IX., Town of Lawrence.with comfortable nine-roomed Cottage erected thereon. The above property ia beautifully flituated close to and- overlooking the Lawrence Bow. lingOreen and Lawn Tennis grounds. The garden is well. stocked with Fruit and Forest Trees, and all an investment, or for a reaidence, is very desirable*. ARBUCKLE., ROBERTSON ACo., . ' ' Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1884, At one o'olock. ji RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. **• J . have received instructions to sell by snetipn,' at their Lawrence Sale Yards, on the abeve date— 1300 large-framed Merino Ewes, from Strath'Taieri (never had cross-bred • lambs) 60 Cross-bred Ewes (half fat) 70 Fat Sheep 100 Merino Ewes 400 Merino Ewes 8 Leicester Rams 1 four*year«old Hack 5 bead prime Fat Cattle 4 Steers (in forward condition) 8 Fat Heifers 1 good Dairy Cow (in milk, with calf atfoot^ 6 good young Dairy Cows " * J a ~ 1 Draught Colt 1 strong Buggy (complete, with shafts, pole, and cushions) 1 let' Single and Doubleßuggy Harness 1 Road Dray 1 Reaper I Grain "Cleaner On account of Vendors — 20 Ewes and Lambs 1 Romney Marsh Bam 2 first-class Merino Rams (out of Macasiey's celebrated sfud flock.) 2 Merino Rama from Onnsglade 2 Romney Marsh Rama - 1 Brood Mare 1 two-year-old Colt Also, on account of Peter Robertson, Esq., the undermentioned first-class Stock :— 400 three-quarter-bred Merino Ewes (6 and 8-tooth 100 one-quarter back Lambs. 200 Hoggets. 200 half-fat Wethers The aole reason for Mr Robertson disposing of tbe above is that as he is breaking up a large area of his land for fallow, he is obliged to reduce bia flock, thus affording buyers a first-class opportunity of securing stock of the very beat quality, as tbe wool from bia flock has always realised .the top price in the market. ' ■ ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & Co., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 9th APRIL, 1884, At 12 o'clock noon. A RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. "**■ bare received instructions from Mr John Robinson to sell-by auction, on the Premisea, Mount Pleasant Farm, on tbe above date— . The whole of his OUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS Comprising double and single wooden ■' Bedsteads, Drawing-room Suite (m •Mahogany and hair-cloth), Toile, Tables, Waahstands and Ware, "■■ Cbaira, Tables, Palliasses, Mattresses f-rookery, Cooking and Dairy. TJt en- - -•ails, Mangle, Wringer, and. other articles too numerous to particularise. , Also?1 Draught Mare, rising five years old (good workei) 1 Draught Mare, with yearling and foal ■' at foot ", ,2; Dairy Cows (one in full milk) 1 Yearling Heifer :1: 1 fat Cow . , .800 .Merino Ewes i -t Hires Bees 1 Tip Dray (in first-class order) 1 Swing Plough .2 sets Harrows , 1 Chaffcutter (Reid and Gray) Agricultural Implements, Harness, &c. No Rbsbbto— Tbbms Cash. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & Co., Auctioneers,