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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1803, 31 March 1888, Page 3

I Auction?. I ASHBURTON YARDS TUESDAY, 3bd APRIL, 1888. SPECIAL ENTEY MESSRS MILES and 00. will offer for Sale,— ft/iAA Sound mouth Metino Ewes. /C\]\j[) A first class line. J. T, FOKD, Auctioneer. 3*201 GEORGE JaMKSON, Agent. CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 4th APRIL, 1888. KO RESERVE. MESSRS H; MATSON AND CO. have reoeived instructions from Mr A, F. MoLeod, m consequence of hia continued ill health, to Sell by Public Auotion as above upon the Farm near Tinwald,— • The whole of his Live and Dead Stock aa under, viz, — QQ/"\ Grand two-tooth Oroßabred /uO\J SHEEP, mixed nexea 5 Draught HORSES and Draught FILLY, 2 years old 3Haok Brood MARES, with foala at foot 1 Harness MARE m foal, 2 young SADDLE! HORSES Raoehorae" NIPPER" Trotting Horse " BISMARCK " Bay MARE, broken to harness O COWS and 4 CALVES 1 WOODS' STRING AINDER, Largest sized Chaff cutter, by Reid and Gray, Champion Drill, new last year, Dray and Frame 3-Furrow Plough, 4-Horae Harrows, Set Dieo Harrows, S.F. Plough, Shaft and Leading Harness, Wh'techapol Cart and Harness, nearly new, Washing Machine, £/Fank Sooop, Saddle and Bridle, Breeobloadlcg Gun, Fishing Tackle, Stack of Ryegrasa Hay, and a large quantity of Sundries. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 o'olook. H. MATSON & CO., 3 159 Aahburton. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE AT SF AFIELD ON THURSDAY, 12th APRIL, 1888, 1660 Acres LAND, SHEEP, IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES. MESSRS H. MATSON AND 00. bave reoeived instructions fiom H. W.' Parsons, Esq., to sell by Public Auotion, on the ground, on THURSDAY, 12th APRIL, 1888 3 His fir3t-clas3 compact Graz'ng and Agricultural Farm at Seafield containing 1660 Acres, more or leea. The land la the be3t improved Plains Farm "m Cinterbury. There are 25 aoreß of Plantations, Concrete Sheep Dip, Stable?, Woolshed, Sheep Yards, and I everything necessary for the proper and efficient working of the Estate, There is a good Honsa and splendid Orchard ; plenty of water, and the fences firat-olaes. Theaouthern boundary of the Property haa a frontage to tho Bea, Immediately after the sale of the Land, we shall proceed to dUpoee of the Live and Dead Stock etc., etc., absolutely to the highest bidder, when we shall offer, amongst others, the following, viz. : — K AA r 2-tooth First- cross SHEEP* OUU Mixed Sexes ~AA latOroßa L^MBS f\ X O lat OroSB EWES p?(\ Southdown EWIS 8 Draught HORSES, good workers Q 3-year-old COLTS 1 Grand MARE, Kate, 6 years old, good jumper, up to 16 Btone Q Quiet HACKS -[ Anglo-American Drill, 23 00u1--,.L tora, \>ith Tarnlp sowing attachment L Broad Oast Machine, 22 feet, with Turnip Oanlßters, Duncan 1 Screw Pulverizer with seed box Grass Strippor. 5-Leaved Harrows Q 3-furrow Ploughs Q Slngle-furrowPloughs. Flexible XU Ilarrowa, 21 feet 3 Dray?. Tip Cart. Horse-Hoe Scoop. 12 feet Cambridge Roller 1 Cultivator. Large Corn Crueher, Weighing Machine "i Large Portable Whare O McCormlck Reapers 14-Horae Power, with fntermedlftte and beltlog, by Reid and Gray 112-Horae ChnfFcutter, by Andrews and Boavan 1 Speedy Woolpresa and Table. Large quantity of Shaft, LeadIng and Plough Harness -J Buckboard and Harness O Riding Saddles i Side Saddle. Horeocovera 1 Winnowing Machine." BlaokBmith's Bellows, AnviJ, vioe. etc, otc A r\ VDL Hurdles, nearly new HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ° EFFECTS. A very largo quantity of sundries. Wo cau with every confidence recommend the above Estate to Intending Purchasers, knowing, ,as we do, that the land has never been abused, and thefeno6B and everything else about the Property have always been kept m v good order. The Plantations and Orchard are about as good en neGd bo, and taken, all round, either for speculation or occupation, we do net know of any other Property m I this District that will give aa good results. No reserve either oa Land, Stock or Implements. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 11 .30 H. MATSON AND CO, ' 9 160 AnhburtuD,