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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2122, 30 April 1889, Page 3

>lISEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. FARMERS and others who may have good specimens of the produce or resources of the Ashburton District are invited to send particulars to the Seoretary as soon as possible. Intending exhibitors wlil ba afforded every Information on applica' iou. G, BISSET, Seoretary Tanored street East. 4 211 GRAND VOCAL AHD MSTRUMEHTiL CONCERT TO BS HELD IN THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL ON FRIDAY, HAY 3rd, 1889 IN AID OF THB ASHBURTON BOROUGH BRASS BAND FUNDS 4*121 Kink de Paris. Will be open on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY As Usual. Priotlce for the oomlng CHAMPIONSHIP Morning Sessions (Ladies only) 10 to 12, Admission Free ; Skates, 6d. Afternoon, 2.30 to 4.30. Evening, 7-30 to 10. 3*76 R. BLSTON, Manager. Clearing Sale WEDNESDAY^St MAY, 1889, On the Premises B,E< Town Belt, opposite Burnett street, At 12 o'olook. WILLIAMS, BLAND, & CO. have reoelved instructions from Mb A. D. Wells (who is leaving the Distriot) to Sell by Public Auotion at the abore time and plaoe, — All his valuable 30U8EHOLD FURN ITU RE and EFFECTS, consisting of Drawing*room Carpet (Brussels) lift 6in x 16 ft 6in with border, Hearth Rug, Steel Fender, Lounge m Cretonne, Ladies and Gentlemen'd Arm Chairs, (kanri and maroon rep) Ladles Occasional Chairs, Octagon and Round Occasional Tables (blaok), Cheffonier (kauri), Table on casters, 4ft z 3ft 6in (kauri), Vienna Chairs, Pictures, Curtain Poles, massive Marble Clock, very handsome Lamp, Dining-room and Bedroom Carpets, Oilcloth, Sofas, Chairs, Arm Chairs, Book Case (kauri), Dining Table sft 6in by 3ft 6in, Fenders, Firelrons, Single and Double Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses Chest Drawers m kauri, Wash Stands, Chamber Sets, Dressing Tables, Looking Glasses, Commode, Children's Cots, Kitchen Dresser, Table, Crockery and Cooking Utenails, Mangle, Garden Tools, &c, &o. WILLIAMS, BLAND*, & CO., 4t187 Auctioneers FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. Tl /TESBRS MILES and 00. hsve received JjX instructions from Messes Upton ahd Russell to Sell by Public Auotion the Sherwood Estate OF 2834 A ° R B s 2834 IN FARMS of from 130 to 500 ACRES. The Sherwood Estate is situated on the Bakaia-Methven line of Ballwav, about 11 miles from the Aehburton and Bakaia townships, with good roads to either oentre. The Land has been lightly cropped. The bulk of it is now m English grass, laid down after turnip crops, and heavily fed with sheep, so that it is now ready for wheat culture. Each Farm has a plentiful water supply from the County race, and most of them will be ring fenced. The Land is easily worked, there is uo waste and for the production of grain and root crops it is fully equal to the average land of the Canterbury Plains. The Farm Buildings, whloh are extensive, will be sold with a Block of about 600 Acres of Landt THE SALE WILL* TAKE PLACE MB GEO JAMESON'S AUOTION BOOM ASHBURTON, OR SATURDAY, 4th of May next. ALSO, on the same date,— LOT 15, Mr I. It. O. C. Gbahah's Farm, Tinwald, containing 134 AORES This is for Absolute Sale, and will be sold on easy terms. Terms— 6 per cent. Cash 10 „ 4.h May, 1890 10 „ 4th May, 1891 10 „ „ 1892 Balance „ 1893 Interest at 7 ps* cent. ALSO, on the same date, — In lots to suit purchasers, and on the molt favorable terms, the whole of the Fairfield Estate Comprising about 3300 AOBKo Ol Agricultural Land adjoining the Ashburton Township. Plans showing sub-divisions and terms of payment are now ready, and m»y be obtained on application to J* T. FOBD. Auotfoneei. G.EO, JAMESON, *?0 A(Wt, tVfetaftttf |