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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1785, 9 March 1888, Page 3

Public Notices ASfI BUTTON PPRMA.MSNT BUILDING & INVESTMENT S -CIETY AT the 4unu.il Meeting of tVe Shareho ders of the !" shburton Permanent ' BnildiDg and Investment Society, to bo held dnriDg iho present month, T XV O I Directors will bs elected, 'J ho retiring Directors aro Messrs T. Bullock and H Friedlandor, and m accordance with the Ruloß. nominutions nnut be macie m writing, and left at the offices of the Society, Nominations c!osb at 4 p.m. on MONDAY next, the 12th inst. J. WARD, Manager VITA NTBD Known. —That the ParaVV graph beaded Advertisement, and uadresued to the Editor, ivho, I have no doubt, could noc see liia way clear to inaerf :t m the Oorreapondence Commn, shows a very bad state of thingahere. To think that so mar.y applicants did apply for, Oh I such a yacakoy, and O'/ly to be filled by a Professional (cap a pic) who aeems bo proud of if, thai hu is forced to give vent to hla feelings, and infotm tha Pablic that he la the AOCEPrED ; and that tho Bosa confides m him. And to show his gratitude for this, ho deotareß that the Establishment is second to none In these Colonies. Dear me J What a traveller he moat have bean ? And what a lorg time each Bob 3 mußt have had to confide io him ; alao, I have no doubt that he can produce testimonials fr m these Colonies, that ho is like the Establishment {nulli scCVjiidus). But what he means by low, contemptible, and sophisticated, eta. , is a powsle, and slightly mixed up. However, he tells us that If we approaoh him with upright and honeßt statements, he will defy, My adviae ia, let him do unto others as he would have others do unto him. Thus he will live to a good and noble purpose. 3»61 IGNOTUM per IG^OTUS. Auction?. SPECIAL ENTRY. SATURDAY, 10th MARCH, | | OASES APPLES 6 Half OASES BON ORETIEN PEABS ALFRED HARRISON, J 65 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, MARCH 10th. What has often been asked for, viz., abou 10 Acres of Good Land near Town well watered MX T. BULLOCK will Sell by Public Auct on at tho Arcade, on SATURDAY, March 10th,— LOT 187, fronting the Mill Race and Middle Koad, containing 10 Acres, 2 Rood*, 35 Perches, suburban district of AUenton. Full particulars from the Auctioneer. I*l9 T, BULLUCK, Auctioneer. DOWN SEOTfON 338, corner of Moove and Williams streets, with Buildings theraon. MR T, BULLOCK has received instructions from Mr S. Nashelski to Bell by Public Auction on SATUKDA.Y, MARCH 10th, T.S 338,Jiaving one chain frontage on Moore street, and 2£ chains on William street. There id a Oot*age of two E^oina erected >n this Property, also a L«an-to. It ia veil situated and will bo sold on liberal erms, Sale at 12 15. T. BULLOCK, }*18 Auctioneer. SATUBDA7, 17tii MARCH. Properties at Tinwald for Sale by Order of the Mortgagee. MR T. BULLOCK has received instructions to Fell by Public n at the Arcade, od tho above late on account and by Order of the Mortgagee, the following Properties at Tinwald, viz — TOWN BrCri®NB 527 and s^o fronting Grove street and Graham's Po*d. On 527 ia erected a comfortable 4 Roomed House, with Verandah and Scullery at back. This Property is well Bituated, fronting the main thoroughfare to Longbeuch. TOWN SECTIONS 504, 505,508,509, containiug 1 Acre, fronting Harlaod and Grove streets, near the Schoo 1 , on which is erected a 4-Roomed Dwelling-house, at present m the occupation of Mrs McLauchlan. These Properties must be sold. ! Inspection invited Terms liberal , Sale at 12. 15. | T. BULLOCK, 3*23 Auctioneer. ASHBURTON BAM & EWE FAIR. TINWALD YARDS FRIDAY, IGth MARCH. MESSRS MILES and CO. will offer at the above Fair, about h*r\r\r\ crossbred ewes Q\J\J\J 2 and 4-Tooth. Onnn MERINO EWES, from the wV\jy Celebrated Anama Flock . — A LS O— LINCOLN, LEICESTER, SHROPbHIRE AND SOUTHD'JWN RAMS. T. T. FORD, Auctioneer. GEORGE JAMESON, 2°16 Agent, Ashburton. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. ACTING under instructions from H. W. Parsons Esq., we ahalt hold a CLEARING SALE on tho Property at Seafield Dnring the month of April, 1888, When we shall offer luh rea'ly first-class grazing aud Agricu tural Property, containing 1660 i%I t I 1660 With Good Orchard, House, and 25 ACRES Plantation. Stock add Sheep Yards, Barn, Stable, t-hearing Shed. Sheep Dip. Subdivided by firat-dhss fences into 13 Paddocks ; abundance of water ; m i'act, cv rything nee'l'ul to make a Hom<3Kte- d comfortable. At the same tim*, whether the Property is Bold or not, we shall disp se of the whole of hie LIVE AND DEAD STUCK, FURNITURE, &c , Ace. Without Reserve. H. MATSON&OO, Ai-hburtqn, To anyone m want of a Bock of good Land, thoroughly improved, m a good District, with a frontage to the sea, at a low figure, then tho above < fliers unusual advantages, and we can thoroughly jrecomtnend it as a safe investment, Mr Parsons having definitely determined to cell at whatever sacrifice , 3ts3