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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 2, Issue 339, 9 May 1881, Page 3

J. T- Ford and Co. J. T. FORD & CO., in-Mn-cted by A. E. Peache, Esq., Mount S‘>"’«'r3, will sell by public auction at Tinwaid, mi T UF.SDAY, io t H MA Y—--1,400 C rnss-breds 800 Merinos And a few long-woolled Rams. The Wethers, both Half-bred and Merino, are 8-toothed sheep, in forward condition, and well adapted for turnips. The Merinos are suitable for grazing purposes. Remember — TINWALD, TUESDAY, MAY ioth, J. T. FORD & CO., 744 a Auctioneers. W. H. Qundry. W. H. GUN DRY, INSTATE AND STATION AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER (Under the Land Transfer Act), AND GENERAL MERCHANT, EAST STEET, ASHBURTON, HAS ON SALE Fencing Wire, Nos. 6,7, 8,9, 10 Turnip, Clover, Grass, and Gorse Seeds Binding Wire (McCormick’s, Wood’s, Osborne’s) Machine and Castor Oil Coal for Threshing Machines Station Stores of every description, including Teas, Sugars, Oilman’s Stores, &c., &c., &c. WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT. Agent AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. £2,000 AND £8,500 TO LEND, in sums of £IOO and upwards, on Freehold Security, at lowest current rate of interest. W. H. GUNDRY, Ashburton. STANDARD PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY. The Undersigned is prepared to receive applications for Loans upon approved security; repayable by instalments, in accordance with the rules of the Society. For particulars, apply to W. H. GUNDRY, Agent for Standard Fire Insurance Co., EAST STREET. * STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. The Company is prepared to take risks on all kinds of Property, including Growing Crops of GRAIN and in stack, at current rates. W. H. GUNDRY, 478 a ' Agent, East street, Ashburton. Lost. LOST —From the Hinds Out-Station. Two Bay HORSES ; one branded 6D on near shoulder, the other CW on near shoulder, with a number on the off shoulder. Any person returning the above horses to the Hinds Out-Station will be rewarded. A. McCOLL, 599 a Rangitata Station. Found. A BLACK and White Sheep DOG followed one of shepherds to Longbeach about a week back. No. of collar, 430. Owner can have the same by paying expenses. E. BUTTON, Per J.E.J. Longbeach, May 6th, 1881. 742 a To Let. TO LET, with purchasing clause, or FOR SALE—3O7 Acres of AGRICULTURAL LAND at Rangitata, on Coldstream Run. For particulars, apply to A. MOORE & CO., 710 a Christchurch.

TO LET—A BLACKSMITH’S SHOP, doing a good business, in a thriving country district. For particulars, apply to Poyntz and Co., Ashburton. 612 a fjl 0 LET. Several Two, Three, and Four-Roomed HOUSES to Let. Apply 457 a POYNTZ & CO. For- Sale. AND FOR SALE. 564 ACRES improved Farm, situated at Dromore, of which 370 acres are laid down in grass, and 130 acres are in stubble, after one crop, balance in tussock. Small house. Sub-division fences, plantation, &e. The hew water race is supposed to run through this property. 544 ACRES in tussock at Lauriston on the Forks railway line, with the water race running through the centre of the section. Terms easy. Apply to CUFF & GRAHAM, 597 a Christchurch. THE UNDERSIGNED have received instructions from the freeholders to offer FOR SALE by Private Treaty— T.S. 104, situated in Tancred street, on which are erected Two substanti-ally-built and roomy SHOPS and DWELLING-HOUSES. Also, Lots 14, 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25, part of R.S. 8767, containing about l£ acres. These Sections adjoin the properties of Messrs Orr and Sheppard, and, from their proximity to the town, form a desirable site for a private residence. Apply, Poyntz and Co., 695 East street. Publications. The trade protection society’s PRIVATE CIRCULAR (instituted 1873) gives a weekly list of Bills of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, Liens, Bankruptcies, etc., throughout New Zealand. On Monday an “extra” is printed for Canterbury, containing information up to 12 o’clock on the preceding Saturday. For particulars apply at the Office, Hobbs’ Buildings, High street, Christchurch.— T. B. Craig, Agent for Canterbury. ' 612 a T 1 HE GUARDIAN is published every X , evening, giving every day’s news,; ip to the hour of going to -press. This is letter than buying a sixpenny weekly.