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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1558, 14 May 1887, Page 3

Auction. SATUBDAY, 21st MAY. t At East Street Horse Bazaar, At 12.30 sharp. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE ,100 AOR BS. 100 AT MOUNT SOMEPS. TjIRIEDLANDER BkOS. have received , X? Instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at the above time and place — That most desirable Farm conelotlng of 100 Acreß, late'y m tho occupation of Mr J. H. Lrarlton, fronting the Mount Somers Railway Station. The property is all m English Grass, and divided Into 3 Paddocks. There ia a new well built 4-Roomed Cottage thereon ; also Stables and Sheds: Terms at Sale. FRIGDLANDFS BROS , PExER WILLIAMS, 5*117 Auctioneer. MONDAY, 23rd MAY, 1887. ON THE FARM, WINOBMORE ROAD, At 12 o'clock. Clearing Unreserved Sale OF LANDED PBOPERTY, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. TjVRIEDLANDER BROS, have received J; ina'ructiouß from Mr Gbokgb Graham, who ia leaving tho district, to sell by' Puollc Auction at the above time and place — ; His Valuable Improvod Farm OF 200 a or c s 200 This Farm is on the Wlnchmoro "Road ' and j ims the proper' ies of M* E. Monson and Mr John Hepbnrn. It ia divided into 3 paddocks by good live fences. 140 Acres are m Gra?s and the remainder m Stubble. The-e ia ft good 5 -Roomed House and 6-Sta'lod Stablo thereon. This fa a voiy des' able Farm for a Bu f cher, being about 4 mi'es frrm Ashbutton, and having frr n v to 3 Roadß. The property w.'M be purred rs it now stands, but falling to Gnd a enrchaser it will be divided and put up m three (3 lots. Also— 10 Draught Hordes, all good workers 1 Bay Horse (the famous Steeplechaser, Fox) 1 Cheßtnut Hack Mare, by the Admiral, and m foa 1 . to Calatock 1 McOormick Reapor and Binder (m good order) 3 D.F. Ploughs, 1 Sel Dlflk Harrows, 1 Dray, 1 Fourwheeled Spring Waggon Harness, &c , &c. 8 Tons Oat Sheaf Obpff. Terms at Sale, Luncheon provided. FRIEDLANDER BROS. PETER WI dl I A MS, s*lll Auctioneer. THUKSDAY,I9tiiMAY. IMPORTANT Clearing Sale : OF LANDED PROPERTY, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, At tho Homestead, adjoining tho Elgin School, At Twelve o'clock, MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS, (m conjunction with Messrs H. Matson and Co., l*avo recoived instructions from Mr Hugh Kennedy, to Sell by Public, at the abovo time nnd place, his Valuable Homestead of 329 329 Adjoining the Elgin School, subdivided into Seven Paddocks, all well fenced and well supplied with never-failing water. 100 Acres of tho Land has been ploughed and is now ready for a crop of wheat ; 70 acres was under crop last year, 50 m wheat and 20 m oats ; tho balance is m grass, and is m sp^ndid heart for cropping. The IMPROVEMENTS aro substantial. Tho Dwolling Houso has 6 Roomß, and is well built, surrounded by a Plantation and Orchard of about 10 ACRES. Granary, Stabling, and Men's Hut aro all that can bo desired. This oilers a favorable opportunity to Porsons m want of a desirablo Farm. -Also— 100 ACRES, being Rural Section 25334 300 ACRES, boiDg Rural Sections 25747 ond 25374 This Farm is oh tho Plains, and all m Grass, joining tho property of W. B. Denshiro, Esq. For fuller particulars apply to the Auctioneer, * THE STOCK COMPRISES—" 600 Four and Six tooth Crossbred EWES 400 Crossbred LAMBS 300 Oroasbred HOGGETS 160 Buohelfl SEED WHEAT 300 Boßhels GRASS SEED 10 DRAUGHT HORSES 5 MILOH COWS 8 Head Mixed CATTLE Two Drayti, 1 Spring Cart, Plongh anc Shaft Harness, Reapers and Binders. Hsrrowß, Double and Single Farrow Ploughs, &c. , 1 Stack Oat Shoaveß and a lot of Farm requisites toe numerous to mention. Terms at Salo. Luncheon provided. 11. MATSON AND CO. FRIEDLAHDER BROS. PETER WILLIAMS, j, 6+76 Auctioneer. iS 'I Illl' — „ Drapery, Grocery, Boots, I Clothing, Ac. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOI EVERYONE. HAVES"* CO. navlng BOUGHT a Large BANKRUPT STOCK to the tune of ;; £600 v And many of these Goods are marked a c Ll r S3 THAN HALF-PRICE Our determination is 2 TO OLEAJB,