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West Coast Times, Issue 2887, 5 July 1878, Page 3

Auctions. SATURDAY, JULY 13. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, PIANO (Br Chapell) &c, &c. FA. LEARMONTH AND CO. • have received instructions from James Mulligan, Esq., in consequence of his removing to Christchurch, to sell by public auction, at his residence, corner of Stafford and Hall Btreets— The whole of his valuable household furniture and effects, viz. — Elegant walnut suite, in crimson rep, horse-hair suite, easy, rocking, and other chairs, Brussels carpets (new), 15 x 16, and 14 x 16; hearthrugs, whatnot, handsome cedar book case, poles and rings, lace and creton curtains, tintiniaea?Bars, mats, chromos and engravings, telescope, dining table, drawing room, marble top, and other tables, fenders and irons, vases and other ornaments, large pier glass, two marble clocks, hall stand, double and single iron bedsteads, spring, hair, and other mattresses, bedding, children's cots, large, medium, and small sized chests of drawers, night commode, marble tops and other washstands and ware, towel horses, clothes baskets, . bath, oil cloth, crockery, china, and glass ware, cutlery, kitchen utensils, gas stove and fittings, garden tools, and a lot of other furnishings, too numerous to mention i» the space of a limited advertisement. Piano, in walnut case by Chapell, London (brilliant tone). Sale at 12 o'clock. N.B. — If the private residence already advertised for sale is not sold privately before the above date, it will also be put up for sale at the same time and place as above. Sale will commence punctually at 12 o'clock on account of the large number of lots to be gone through. TUESDAY, JULY 9, At 2 o'clock. FA. LEARMONTH & CO. • instructed by Mr J. Stonebridge, will sell on the premises, Revell-street, WITHOUT ONE PENNY RESEEVE— Confectioner's shop with cottage at rear; town sections; stock-in-trade of confectionery, &c., together with household furniture. Full particulars in future advertisement. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, At 11 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT CLEARING-OUT SALE OF MR CHARLES GLASS'S FARM, KOKATAHI, WITH THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK THEREON, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES. FA. LEARMONTH AND CO., • have received instructions from Mr Charles Glass, who has determined on leaving the Coast, to sell by public auction on his farm, Kokatahi, on Wednesday, 10th July (wet or fine), at 11 o'clock sharp, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST EESERVE, the whole of his farming property and household furniture, consisting of — The property known as Glass's Farm, containing 50 acres freehold, of which 14 acres are in grass, 6 acres tilled, and the balance in medium bush, all well and securely fenced. The improvements consist of a five-roomed dwelling; bouse, oow shed with accommodation for twelve cows, stable, barn, piggeries, &c. ; also large garden well stocked with fruit trees. The improvements are almost new, and the character and class of the soil is second to none in the far famed Kokatabi district, having been specially selected by Mr Glass, for its root and crop bearing capubilities, and being situated on Duck Creek, commands a never failing supply of pure water, which can be utilised for machinery etc., and .from its close proximity to the late discovered Boucher's Gully reel's must in itself enhance the value of the property considerably. The Live Stock consists of 8 cows (mostly springers), 1 bull, 7 heifers, 3 steers, lot of calve3, l heavy draught horse, 1 medium do, 1 filly, rising 3 years ; live lot of fanners' sheep, and Lincoln ram ; lot of pigs. The Dead Stock is comprised of new chaff cutter, by Brentall ; new dray, 3 ploughs (one by Lennon), 3 sets harrows, spring cart, road scoop, weighing machine, by Fairbank ; 3 tons chaff, 2 acres splendid swedes, choice seed potatoes, dairying utensils, household furniture and kitchen utensils, sewing machine, and a lot of. farm tools, sundries, &c, too numerous to mention in the space of an advertisement. Terms for property very liberal. Terms for stock, &c, under £25 oaah ; over that amount by approved acceptances at two months. Luncheon Peovided. N.B. — The Auctioneers would call special atteniion to the above bonafide clearing out unreseeved sale. They would also request punctuality on the part of tbe public, as tbe sale will commence sharp at 11 o'clock, on Wednesday, 10th July, on Mr Glass's farm, Kokatahi. MAEK SPROT AND CO. AUCTIONEERS AND CATTLE SALESMEN ARAHURA. MONDAY, JULY 8. MARK SPIiOT AND CO., will sell by public auction at their sale yards, OMOTUMOTU, near GREYMOUTH— f>C\ FAT CATTLE, \J\) A draft of Bullocks and Heifers, all prime beef of unexceptionable quality, being ripe, sound, and quiet. For Mr S. Garforth. -iK(\ PRIME CROSS-BRED JLOXJ WETHERS, of unusual weight and quality. For Mr John Grigg.