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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1491, 18 March 1885, Page 3

To Let and For Sale. QAS PER WRFK. To Let, those (C\f commodious business premises, Wakanui ro>id, close to Post' ffice ; shop fitted up and dwelling of six rooms with scullery. H. M. Jokes. 3 357 T"‘ - OF. ' ALT A rouble-seated BCGG I and s et Damns;*. 4pply ev. 0 H. Stanoa E, Wesleyan Parscnsg 3 3 8 Auctions. SATURDAY, 21st MARCH. SPECIAL ENTRY. MR T. BULLOCK has received instructions to Sell by Public ..Auction, at the Arcade, on the above date— Draught COLTS and FILLIES, O various ages (good stamps). Sale at 1 o’clock. T. BULLOCK, 396 Auctioneer. • RAM AND EWE FAIR. MESSRS MILES & CO. are instructed to offer by Public Auction, on account of Hon. W. S. Peter, at the Ram and Kwe Fair, to be held on the 26th March, his annual draft of 1 A‘ er * no f orn the \nam° Station ; these sheep are mouthed and in good condition, J, T. FORD, Auctioneer; 3 380 GEORGE JAMESON, Agent. ASHBURTON RAM & EWE FAIR. TINWALD YARDS. THURSDAY, 26th MARCH, 1885. Messrs matson, cox & 00. have For Sale, as above, the following Drafts of undeniable Good Sheep, viz , T Ann Westerfield Merino EWES, 1 guaranteed sound mouth _ Westerfield Merino EWES, T ooa Mount Peel Merino EWES, I sound mouth t Haldon Merino EWES, sound I 200 mouth ___ _ Windermere Merino EWES, 2000 full mouth, bred by Hon. R. Campbell Pareroa Merino EWES, full--3000 mouth _ Ashwick Flat Merino EWES, 2000 full mouth 0 r Dinda Merino EWES, fullFrom North, Merino EWES, 2000 full-mouth Also, _ - _ Longbeach Ist cross full-mouth 250 EWES 0 _ Longbeach 2nd cross full--250 mouth EWES

450 5o 40 40 45 Horsley Downs 2nd cross 2tooth EWE ■>; a very grand IT e; Also, Longbeach Lincoln RAMS, 2tooth ; 25 Leicester RAMS, 2-tooth Westerfield Merino RAMS, 2tooth Westerfield Merino RAMS, 4 and 6-tooth Rokeby Merino RAMS _ _ Southdown Ram"L\MBS, bred from imported stock by H. W. Parsons. • sq. _ _ Hampshire Do wn Rum LAMBS 3'“' from imported stock by W. Moody, Esq And a large number of other entries. Any of the above lines of sheep may be treated for privately. Sale at 11 o’clock sharp. 3 387 MATSON, COX & CO. TINWALD. TOWN SECTION 11, McMurdo street. MR T. BULLOCK has received instructions from the proprietor to sell by Public Auction at the Arcade, Burnett street, on Saturday, March 21st, T.S. 11, McMDRDO STREET. Good site for a cottage. Sale at 1 o’clock. 3 336 T. BULLOCK, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUBURBAN AND OTHER

PROPERTY, Being a portion of that well-known and VALUABLE ESTATE, GBOYE FARM. MR T. BULLOCK (in conjunction with Messrs Friedlander Bros.), has received instructions from Robert Wilkin, Esq., to offer by Public Auction, at the Arcade, on an early date, A portion of that well-know Property Grove Farm, which is now being divided into Suburban Building Allotments, fronting Carter’s terrace, Graham’s road and Grove street, and is known to contain some of the most valuable Suburban Property that has ever been offered to the public in this distinct, and the locality is everything that can be desired. A large proportion of the frontages have a northern aspect; the Land is of first-class quality, and there are many magn ficent Sites for Villa Residences. The road from the end of the bridge (Carter’s terrace) is now being fenced on both sides to the Boundary road leading to the -main thoroughfare to beach. There are also laid off a number of small holdings, facing Graham’s road, which will be found very suitable for paddocks for persons sending their stock to the County« Saleyards, or wishing to procure agnail farm near town. Now that the Traffic Bridge is about to be erected, it will be found to be very convenient for persons having their business in Ashburton, and desirous of residing in the country, as it is close to the town; but the river being between, affords the same advantage as if they were living some distance away. SPECIAL NOTE. It is doubtful if there is a property In New Zealand offering the same advantages as Grove Farm does. The Land is of the very best quality, and the position could not be improved, lying as it does about midway between the important town of Ashburton and the rising township of Tinwald. At each of these places convenient Saleyards have been erected, and the large attendance at the weekly markets proves that the settlers in the neighborhood are fully alive to the advantages which these markets offer. Intending purchasers are respectfully invited to inspect the several lots to be offered previous to the sale, T. BULLOCK, 2 3&3 Auctioneer,