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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1536, 19 April 1887, Page 3

) Auctions. SATURDAY, 23rd APIUL. special"entrt. ON account of E. H. Dobson, Fsq , Lowoliff) Estate— 6 Three-year-old DRAUGHT COLT 3 ANDFILLIfiS, unbrokea Sale at 1 o clock, 4*144 T. BULLOOK, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, APRIL 23bd, Town Seotlon 266, Moore Btreet, vrlh Dwelllnghouae thereon, for sale by ] Public Auction. MR T. BULLCCK has received instructions from Mr George Pafkin, junr., (m consequence of his having now Bottled In the North Island) to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE ARCADE, On the above date, His T.S. 266, Moore Btreet, on which is erected a substantially built Dwelliaghouse of 5 Rooms, and now m the occupation of Mr Grubb. This Property will be sold on liberal terms of payment. . Sale at 12.45. < ""t. bullock, 4fllß Auctioneer. LOTS 4, 5, 13, 14, 267, TINWALP. MR T. BULL' OK has reoelved instructions to ! SELL BY PU3LIC AUCTION, At the Arcade, on SATURDAY, 23rd APRIL, On account and by order of the [ Mortgage?, — 5 Sections m Tinwald, centrally situated, as follows, viz — Lots 4 aud 5. each containing £ aore, fronting the Main South Road. Lots 13 and lg, each £-acre, corner of C**h?rlne oni Archibald streets. Lot 287, i-acre, corner of Malcolm street, acd close to tbe Railway Stition. These Sections were an early Btleotion, and all well situated, facing main thoroughfares. Terms It required. Sale at 12.45. T. BULLOCK, 4t116 Auctioneer. PART of LOTS E8 and 163, corner of Oxford and Wellington streets, . Hampstead, for sale. MR T. BULLOCK has received instructions from Mr Edwabd FOLLETT to SELL BY .PUBLIC AUCTION At tlie Arcade, on SATURDAY, 23rd APRIL, His Freehold Property at Hampetcad, being part of Lois 58 and 153, con v alDi'ng about corner of Oxford Bnd ttitets, adjoluing Mr James' property This is a good site for a house, and the iand Ia of first-clasi quality for garden purpoHep: Icfpection invited. £a!e at 12.45. T. BULLOCK, 4°117 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 23rd APRIL, MESSRS MiLEs""*AND CO. have received instructions from Mr D, McCoombe to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the above date, at MR G. JAMESON'S WOOL STORES, That valuable farm at Wakanu?, comprising — 80 A°B E s 80 Upon which is erected a substantial and comfortable Four-roomed Home. The properly, which ia well watered and fenced, is m capital order, and la all laid down lv English grass, Alao— A QUARTEE-10RE SEOTION AND FIVE EOOMKD HOUSP, Situate m the Township of Tinwald. Well-built and commodious. Terms at Sale. J. T. FORD, Auctioneer, 4°145 GEORGE JAMESON, Agent. SATURDAY, 23rd APRIL. Clearing Sale JO. DUNCAN, acting under inetcuc- , tions from Mr John Moecfi, who has given up business and left the district, will Sell By PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE ARCADE, Without tbe slightest reserve the whole of hia IMMENSE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF Furniture and House Furnishings, Tools and Sundries, FURNITURE coneieta of— Handsome Velvet Drawlngroom Snlte Lsathei Diningroom Suite Horsehair Suite Cretonne Suites Cedar and Kauri Cheats Drawers Handaome Cedar Table Boautlf ul Drawlngroom Tables Gilt Mirrors, Brackets Austrian Chairs I Besides Bedsteads, Cots, Waalistanda Dressing Tables, Looking Glaesea Crockery, Pots, Pans, «&c, &o. In faot house furnishings, luxuries, and neoessariea fit for a palace down to " The Cotters' Saturday Night." The TOOLS comprise— Turning Lathe Benohea, Planes, Cramps Saws, Hammers Hand and Thumb Screws, Chhels And all kinds of Deoessary tools for a cabinetmaker and joiner. Sale to commence at 11 o'olock with the moro valuable part of tho furniture, and 2 o'clock will be about the hour I will start selling the Pots, Pans, Crockery, and Bucb-like smaller fry. Mark the hour of starting — 11 o'olock. ""37 C. DUNCAN, Auctioneer. Aooounta due by Mr Meeoh to be sent into me for settlement, and debts due him are to be p&id to me,— J. 0. Duwoan. 4°123 There ! tak a drap o' the cordial yer worthy faither, the Deacon, was sac fond o\ ROB BQY, ODDFELLOWS' HALL.