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Alfred Harrison. This Day, UNDER I!11,1. Of SALK. SATURDAY, JULY 24th, 12 noon. HARRISON will sell a his Yards, Havelock street, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 12 noon—g DRAUGHT HORSES g (Very superior workers) 2 DRAY 2 SET HARROWS 2 .SINGLE-FURROW PLOUGH J J DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGH 2 g SETS HARNESS g The horses and plant are exceptionally good, and will be sold without the SLIGHTEST RESERVE. 61a WEDNESDAY, 4th AUGUST. 12.30 o’clock. ALFRED HARRISON has received instructions from Mr. Samuel Bennett, who is leaving the district to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT ASHBURTON FORKS The whole of his Stock & Implements Etc., Comprising—--2 BLACK GELDING, Punch, 6yrs. 2 GREY ~ Boxer, oyrs. 2 GREY ~ Champion, aged 2 HACK FILLY, Rising 2yrs. 2 TIP CARTS, by Duncan (new) 2 DRAY, 3-horse 2 D. F. PLOUGH, Reid and Gray 2 „ ~ Duncan 2S. F. ~ Ransome and Sims 2 TANK 400 gallons A QUANTITY of HARNESS, Also — 300 BUSHELS OATS and Sundries The sale will be held, by permission, in the farm belonging to Mr. Joseph Good, at Ashburton Forks. Particular attention is called to the fact that the implements are nearly new. Lunch at 12 Sharp. Sale at 12.30. [.Without Reserve. 64a ALFRED HARRISON, Auctioneer.