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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1810, 9 April 1888, Page 3

Public Notices. • FOR SALB BY TfNDRR, BY ORDER 1 OF THR ftJORTGAQEE. ; rjlHB AS B BURTON GOOD TSM3. PLATJ. BALL; and quarter-acre, section of land fronting oa Moore street, 1 Aehbarton Farther partfcnlara oa «pplicatlon to Wilding and Lewt.3, Solicitors, Ashbarton and C'hrSetc^urch. Tenders c'.oso oa THURSDAY, the 12. h April instant. 43D THE i ASEiiUETON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING OOMPY IS PKEPABED TO PUROHABB JOR CASH ALL KINDS. OS 1 WOOL In Large or Small Quantities, H. SBMPLB, '66 Secretary. PBE LIMITARY ANNOUNCEMENT. O. M. "Brooke, (Formerly Managing Assistant to COOK and JtiOSS.) Pharmaceutical nnd Operative Chemist, Sheep Dip Manufacturer, and preparer of Poisoned Wheat, Kaiapoi, BEGS to annonnce that having secured premises m Ashburton, he purposes opening a Chemist and Druggist's shop, about the first wook m April, when the j favor of your patronage will be respectfully solicited. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF BROOKE'S Perfect Sheep Dip. Note.— Mr F. Makeig is agent afc Ashburton for the above dip. 2J113 Auctions - IMPORTANT CLEANING SALE AT SEAFIELD ON THUBSDAY, 12th APEIL, 1888, OF 1660 Acres LAND, SHEEP, IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES. MESSRS H. MATSON AND 00. have reoalved instructions from H. W. Parsons, Eeq., to sell by Public Auotion, on the ground, on THURSDAY, 12th APEiL, 1888, Hla first-class compact Graz'ng and Agricultural Farm at Saafield containing 1660 Acres, more or leas. Tha land !s the beat improved Plains Farm m Canterbury. Thera are 25 acres of Plantations, Concrete Sheep Dip, Stablea, Woosahed, Sheop Yards, ancJ. everything neceeaary for the proper and efficient working of the "Eaiate, Thtre is a good Houbo and splondid Orohard ; plenty of water, and tho . fences firat-oiaßs. Tfcosouthern boundary of the Property has a frontage to the Boa. Immediately after the sale of tbo Land, we Bhall proceed to tm dlapoee of the Live and Dead Stock-, r etc, etc., absolutely to the highest bidder, when we shall offer, amonget othera, the following, viz. : — C;AA 2-tooth Firat-orosa SHEEP OUU Mixed Sexes l9tOroßaLiMßS Op^rv Ist Oihjbs EWES p^A Southdown EWIS 8 Draught HORSES, good wor- '■ kers O 3-year-old COLTS 1 Grand MARE, Kate, 6 yeara i old, good jumper, up to 16 stone O Quiet HACKS « -| Anglo-American Drill, 23 Ooul3 . L tors, with Turnip sowing attachment L Broad Oast Machine, 22 feet, with Turnip Canlßters, Duncan 1 Screw Pulvcrlzar with seed bo : Graßa Stripper 5-Leaved Harrows O 3-furrow Ploughs Q Singlo-furrow Ploughs, Flexible Zi Havrows, 21 feet 3Drayf. Tip Cart. Horte-Hoa Ssoop. 12 feet Cambddge . Roller ' 1 Cultivator. Large Corn Craahor. Weighlnp; Mpchine -J Largo Portable Whare O McOoimick Reapera 14 Horse Power, with intermediate and belting, by Roid and Gray 112-Horae Ohaflfcutter, by Andrews and Beavon 1 Speedy Woolprees and Table. Large quantity of Shaft, Leading and Plough Harness I -j Buckhoard and Harnesß O Riding Saddlea !S!do Saddle. HorßOcovers j 1 Winnowing Machine; Black- 1 smith's Bollowa, Anvil, vice. c-ta. , etc A r\ VDL Hurdles, noarly new HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. A very largo quantify of sundries. Wo can with overy confidence reoommend the above Estate to Intending Purchasers, knowing,,-^ as wo do, that the lam\ has never been abused, and thafoncea and everything oleo about the . Property have always baen kept m good order. The Plantation!! and Orchard are about as good 8H need bn, nnd tnkeu all round, either for speculation or occupation, we do not know of any other Property m thia Diabrtafc thi\t will rivo no good rcsulta. No reaervo cither oa Land, Stock or Implements. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 11.30. H. MATSON AND CO, ; 3 160 Aahburton, .