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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1121, 21 February 1885, Page 2

Wednesday, 4th march, isss, At one o'clock. CiIMPjORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD } * PROPERTY, 4c, Ac. JOHN THOMPSON has received instructions from Mr Donald M 4 Ken*ie(who is leaving for Victoria) to sell by auction on the Premises, Beaumont, m above— Sections 18, 22, and 30, Block 1., Beau- .. . . mont, containing 76 acres 1 rood (more or lese), all securely fenced and divided into six paddocks, with a comfortable six-roomed Dwelling, Out-offices, 4c., siluate on the main road from Lawrence to Roxburgh. There is a splendid Orchard, containing 200 choice Fruit Tree*, 4 acres of splendid Oats, H acres Potatoes, and 2 aores Turnip?. LIVE STOCK. 2 first-class Milch Cows (one in full milk and the other near calving) v £ young Heifers " 60 full-mouthed Merino Ewes 200 Half-bred Lambs 4 Harness Horses 1 Riding Haok (with turn-out complete) 2 three-year-old Colts 2 yearling Fillies 1 Fat Pig 30 Fowls 12 hires of Bees Also the whole of his VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 40., 4c, Consisting of Parlor Suite in Hair, Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen and Dairy Utensil*, 4c. The Auctioneer has much pleasure in calling the attention of parties in want of a oompaot and choice farm to the above, which will be sold without reserve, on the most liberal terms. The greater part of the purchase-money can remain on the property at 6 per cent for a term of years. Ltoohbon Pboyidbd. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, sth MARCH, 1886, At one o'clock sharp. JOHN THOMPSON will hold his next Monthly Sale for the luapeka District, on the abore date, at hit Sale-yards, Tuapeka Flat, commencing at one o'clock sharp, when he will offer — 100 prime Half-bred Lambs 150 First-cross Lambs 60 Cross-bred Ewes (2 and 4-tooth) 50 Fat Sheep 100 First-cross Lambs 80 First-cross Lambs ~ 9 three and two-year-old Steers and Heifers 1 four-year-old Colt (good buggy horse] 4 prime Draught Horses 1 Farm Dray 30 Fat Cross-bred Sheep ' Settlers and others having Horses or Cattle for Sale will please intimate the same to the undersigned at once, so that they may be notified by adrertisement. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY 4th MARCH, 1885, At three o'clock. A RBUOKLB, ROBERTSON AND CO. have received instructions from Mi Henry Mark to sell by auction, at then Rooms, on above date — *' That valuable Freehold Property known '• as " The Knoll," situate about one c mile from Lawrence, on the Waitahuna road, being the land comprised in Sections 150, 151, 152, 153, 101, and 191, Block 11., Tuapeka District, containing 90 acres 1 rood 28 poles (more or less.) The property is sub-divided into five paddooks, of whioh about 30 acres is laid down in English Grass, 5 acres in Turnips, three-quarters of an acre in Potatoes, %nd one in an Orchard and Garden, f ull j stocked with every description of fruit-trees in full bearing. For a gentleman's private residence or a dairy farm, the above cannot be excelled ; it is well watered and beautifully situated in a nicely sheltered nook; and its close proximity to the town of Lawrence, and the well- Known quality of the land, makes it a property much to be desired by any one in search of a comfortable home. Tbbmb Vest Libebai,. A. AND T. INGLIS. A. AND T. INGLIS. A. AND T. INGLIS. ONE WEEK LONGER. c ONE WEEK LONGER. • ONE WEEK LONGER. GOODS WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN AT AUCTION PRICES. r r Now is a grand opportunity for Bargains; t , _ ___ -'< ' ,' COME EARLY! COME EARLY! I A^ AND T. INGLIS, 1 \ , oCprner of Boss Place and P«#l-it, . Lawbence.