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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 590, 10 March 1882, Page 3

Auction Nal«M A. I. MCGREGOR. UNDER DISTRESS FOR RENT. Marshall v. Cossar. Mr a. iNNEs McGregor has received instructions from Mr J. Hartley, Bailiff of the R.M Court, Akaroa, to Sell in the above cause, under distress for rent (unless previously satisfied), at the farm of the Misses Marshall occupied by Mr Geo. Cossar, Pigeon Bay, oh Friday, 10th March, 1882, at noon, 20 Head of Dairy Cows in full profit 7 Heifers (yearlings) 1 Trap and Harness 1 Mare 1 3-year-old Filly 10 Pigs 2 Tons Prime Cheese Tons of Cockefoot Grass Seed Sale at Noon sharp. Terms Cash. a. innes McGregor, Auctioneer. HCUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MR A. I. McGREGOR has been , instructed by Mr Wm. Meech (who has sold his business) to Sell by Auction, at his residence, Victoria House, Lavaud Street, on Saturday, 11th Mnrch current, at noon, The whole of his superior and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, consisting of— Tables, chairs, sofa, pictures, bedsteads, crockeryware, kitchen utensils, gasogene, three large sewing machines (one for ladies' work, all in perfect order), chest drawers, fine harmonium, baryton, and a variety of other useful articles. Also, fowls and ducks. Also, a 15ft punt, with paddles, rowlocks, and sails complete. SALE OF GROCERIES, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND GENERAL STORES. MR A. I. McGREGOR has the pleasure to announce that he has received instructions from Mr J. Vangioni to Sell by Auction, at his store, Lavaud Street. Akaroa, on Saturday, 18th March current, in consequence of his readjusting and remarking his stock, A large quantity of Goods that are in daily use, consisting of teas, sugars, flour, soap, candles, dairy requisites, hardware goods, milk pans, buckets, &c, &c. Also, A large quantity of DRAPERY, men's, boys', ladies', and children's clothing. The goods are all fresh from the best markets, and will be sold under the hammer for cash, at a large sacrifice. Opportunities of the above sort rarely occur to enable families to supply their winter wants on conditions so favorable to the buyer. A. INNES McGREGOR, Auctioneer. SPLENDID BUILDING SITE AND ORCHARD FOR SALE. A INNES McGREGOR has been , favored with instructions from Madame de Malmanche, Executrix under the will of the late E. de Malmanche, Esquire, to sell by private treaty in the meanwhile, or if not bo disposed of, to sell by Public Auction on a date to be hereinafter announced, ~T!(ie whole of that magnificent Rural .Section No. 7516, containing 2 acres or thereabout, situated at the tcp of Balguerie street, Akaroa. The property is a present splendidly stocked with every variety of Fruit Bearing Trees and Vines, including Apple, Peach, Pear, Apricot, Plum and Medlar trees, also a grove of Spanish Chesnuts unsurpassed in the Province and forming an orchard of rare value. As a building site or sites the property possesses exceptional advantages from its being easily reached by a capital street from Akaroa, and is close to the residences of A. H. Westenra, Esq., and H. C. Jacobson, Esq. The situation was a very early French selection and was chosen on account of its fine nertherly aspect and shelter from every wind that blows. The property has a large frontage to Balguerie road and the water of the Balguerie creek could be at a small cost carried to any part of the section. As a site lor the residence of a private or professional gentleman, such an opportunity seldom offers. For farther particulars apply to Madame de Malmanche, La7aud street, or the undersigned . A. INNES McGREGOR.