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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1115, 31 January 1885, Page 2

THURSDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1885, At one o'clock. 4 RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. **■ will hold thoir next sale of Stock at Lawrence Yards on the above date, when they will offer— 200 Cross-bied Ewe?, with lambs at foot 120 Cross-bred Ewes 80 Cross-bred Lambs 200 Crose-brcd Hoggets 100 Merino Ewes 10 head Store Cittle 100 Lambs 40 head yearling Cattle 4 Stcors and Heifers 3 heavy Draught Horses (six-year- old) 10 Store Cattle 2 Milch Cows 50 fat Cross-bred Wedders 4 three-year-old Steera 4 three-year-old Heifers 4 yearling Steers and Heifers 1 quiet Dairy Cow 1 twc-year-old Ayrshire "Bull (prize-taker) 1 quiet Pony, by Chevy Chase Settlers wishing to dispose of Stock at tbe above Sale are requested to send particulars as early as possible to the Auctioneer?. ARBUCKLK, ROBERTSON & CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, 1885, At one o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OP first-class farm, stock, and implements. 4 rbuckle, robertson and co. *-^- have been favored with instructions from Mr John O'Brien (who is leaving tbe district) to sell by auction on the ground, Crookston — That valuable freehold Farm, being Section 6,810ck VII, Crookston District, containing 195 acres and 8 poles of grand agricultural land, of which 130 acres are under oat crop and 60 acres in English grass. The improvements on the land comprise substantial five-roomed Dwelliughoim, six, stall Stable, large Barn and Granary, &c. The land is securely fenced, and is subdivided into three paddocks. Also, — 20 head Cattle 4 Draught Hor3es 1 M'Cormick's Reaper and Binder 1 new Tilter (Reid and Graj) 2 Double-furrow Ploughs 2 Farm Drays 1 set Iron Harrows 1 Roller 1 Chaffcutter 6 sets Harness 50 Fowls 20 ruckp, &-.'., &c. iNSPEOHOit Invited.— Tebms Libebal. As Mr O'Brien is entering upon a new line of business in another part of the Colony, the above can be depended upon as a bona fide sale. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & Co. Auctioneers. FKIDAY, 6th FEBRUARY, 1885. At two o'clock. By order of Education Board. BOROUGH OF LAWRENCE. Opposite Railwuy-station. EDUCATION EE3~ERVE AND SCHOOLMASTER'S LATE RESIDENCE. RB. MARTIN • (under instructions from the Education Board) will offer for sale by auction, at the Survey Office, Lawrence, on Friday, 6th February, at two o'clock — All that valuable freehold Property, with the late residence of the schoolmaster, being Sections 21, 22, 25, and 26, Block IV., Lawrence, originally part Sections 1, 15, and 16, Block IV., as shown on town map— in all, 2 roods 27J poles. From the position of the property it may safely be classed as the first site in Lawrence for almost any purpose— either residence sites wholesale stores, or hotel. Il faces the Railway - station, Irvine-street, Colonsay-street, and is close to the Athenssum. For terms and further particulars apply lo THE AUCTIONEER, Crown Landa Office ; Or to P. G. PRYDE, Secratary Education Board, Dunedin. FOR SALE. "DOR SALE— Te Puninga, 18 miles south *• cf Gisborne, North Island, comprising 8000 acres coastal Native land; no better sheep country in New Zealand ; very easy • terms.— Apply to Mr J. C. Bbown, or Mr J. F. Herbert, Ardmore Station, Kelao, To persons with a moderate capital, this is a fine opportunity of acquiring a magnificent Estate. THE AUSTRALASIAN MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSURANCE SOCIETY (Limited.) THE undersigned, having heen appointed Agents for the above Society, are now prepared to receive proposals for insurance , on Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, and Dogs, Particulars on application. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & CO. TENDERS. •TENDERS WANTED for cutting and ■*■ splitting Posts, Laths, and Firewood in Remarkable Bush, near Beaumont Tenders to be lodged with the undersigned not later than SATURDAY, 31st JANUARY ROBERT COSKERY, Beaumont. { T Morrison's, Ross Place— Boots, Shoes, X &c, for Christmas. Grand assortment —the largest stock out of Dunedin. Prices strictly moderate ; see for yourselves, and try them.— Fob Cash Okit.