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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1123, 28 February 1885, Page 2

TUESDAY, 3rd MARCH, 1885, At one o'clock. A RBOCKLE, ROBERTSON AND Co. *!• will tell by public auotion, at Mr B> hosiery's Yards, Beaumont, on tbe above date— 100 Merino Ewes and Lambs SO Cross-bred Ewes and Lambs 400 Cross br«d Lambs 160 Quarter-back Lambs ' ~ 60 Half-bred Ewes and Weddeis 100 Cross-bred Lambs 40 three and four-year-old Steers and (in capital condition) 3 Fat Steers 8 Fat Heifers 50 Fat Sheep 25 head young Cattle 11 Steers and Heifers 6 Draught Horns 20 head Mixed Cattle 2 Draught Geldings 2 Draught Mares 1 three-year-old Filly 1 three-year-old Filly (broken) 2 light-harness Horses 1 Spring-carl Mare y '■ 2 Grey Ponies (perfect match) 2 Express Horses 1 Cob (fit for saddle or harness) 10 Romney Ewes and Lambs 1 Timber Truck 1 Mare and Foal 1 three-year-old Colt WEDNESDAY, 4th MARCH, 1885, At three o'clock. i RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. have received instructions from Mr Henry Mark to sell by auction, at their Rooms, on above dateThat valuable Freehold Property known as " The Knoll," situate about one 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 paddocks, of which about 30 aores is laid down in English Grass, 5 acres in Turnips, three quarters of an acre in Potatoes, «nd one in an Orchard and Garden, fully stocked with •very 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. Tsbms Vert Libebai* WEDNESDAY, 4th MARCH, 1885, At half-past two. 1 RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. have received instructions from Mr Will'am M'Gillivray to sell by auction at their Bale«roonis, Lawrence, on the above dateSection 7, Block XIII., Tuapeka West District, containing 196 acres and 4 poles of first-class agricultural land. The above section is one of the best in the Tuapeka West district, which is famed all over New Zealand for the quality of its agricultural land. There is about 155 acres under crop of oats,tho balance being in English grass, and the whole is surrounded by a good iheep-proof fence. Tbbmb Ybby Libebal. THURSDAY, sth MARCH, 1885, At one o'clock sharp. MONTHLY SALE— TUAPEKA SALEYARDS. JOHN THOMPSON will hold his next Monthly Sale for the Tuapeka District, on the above date, at his lale-yards, Tuapeka Flat, commencing at one o'clock sharp, when he will offer— 100 prime Half-bred Lambs 160 First-cross Lambs : 60 Cross-bred Ewes (2 and 4-tooth) 50 Fat Sheep 100 First-cross Lambs 80 First«cross Lambs 70 Half-bred Lambs 50 Cross-bred Lambs 1 three-year-old Draught Colt 180 Cross-bred Ewes 160 Cross-bred Hoggets 70 prime Merino Ewes 20 Half-bred Lambs 1 splendid Riding Mare 4 Draught Horses (allyoung and staunch) 80 Fat Cross-bred Sheep 9 three, and two-year-old Steers and Heifers 1 four-year-old Colt (good buggy horse) , 4 . prime Draught Hones 4 young Steers 4 young Pigs 1 Farm Dray . 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 advertisement. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. SATUBDAT, 7th MARCH, 1885, At two o'clock. SALE OF FREEHOLD AT TUAPEEA WEST. JO H N THO MPS O N has received instructions from Mr Janet Real to sell by auction, at bis Rooms, Bow Place, Lawrence, on above date— > Section 16, Block IX., Tuapeka West, containing 191 acres, securely fenced; all cleared and part broken up: Tinu (Liiiral) ad Sail JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. ,