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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6507, 4 January 1882, Page 8

j. T. Ford & 00. MESSES J. T. FORD ft CO. have instruotlona from tho Truataoa la too »vo Sir J. Craoioft Wilson** Estate to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT T I N W A L D. ON THURSDAY, the 6th DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, Tho following VALUABLE DRAUGHT HORSES, HARNESS HORSES, HACKS, WORKING BULLOCKS AND FARMING PLANT, Belonging to tho BangitaU Station, and removed to Tlnwald for oonTonienoo of sale. Tho Auctioneers bog to call tho attention of FAEMKE3, CONTBACTOES AND OTHERS TO THU IMPORTANT SALE, Which comprises--17 First-class Draught wares and Goldings 5 Draught Maros, with foals at foot 5 Hackney Maws do. do. A Useful Station Hacks Pair Carriage Ponies (have boon constantly driven together) „., _ bullock dray, yokes, bows and chains complete Six-horse waggon 2 Drays, with frames 3 Tip Carts, with frames Grass Seed Stripper S Dearing Twine Binders 8 M’Cormiok Wire Binders 8 TiUers, Beid and Gray S D.F. Ploughs do. 4 Barrowman Ploughs A Sets Tine Harrows 3 Sots Tripod Harrows Cambridge and Wood Boilers 3 Smytho's Broadcast Sowers, with chain harrows attached 20 Sets of Harness and Swingletrees Express Waggon, Doable Harness, so. The Draught Horses have been carefully selected mdpnt together regardless of cost, and will bo lonnd staunch, sound and in thorough working •epair, and in eonseqnenoo of the forms on toe Elinds Elver being disposed of, the whole of the itock and plant will be sold without reserve. J. T. FOED ft CO., Auctioneers, Christchurch. FEIEDLANDBE BEOS., Agents, 1846 69 8930 Ashburton. - t. FOED * CO. have received instructions (I s from Messrs J. and G. H. Lee, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Land Salerooms, Cashel street, Christohoroh, os SATURDAY, THE 14xh DAY of JANUARY NEXT, All that SPLENDID FARM Known as STOKE, Situated in the Ashley District, Near Bangiora, and ABOUT 670 ACBES op MAGNIFICENT PAEMIMG LAND, Especially adapted to the growth of Grain, Bcote, or Grass. THIS VALUABLE PAEM is About 21 miles from the UOEBaEI RAILWAY STATION; And the Biver Cast flows through it. About 600 ACBES is now in Wheat, Promising an abundant Crop. the buildings Comprise: A NEWLY BUILT HOUSE Of 6 Booms. STABLING, OFFICES, ftc. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention of FABMEBS, SPBCULATOEB, CAPITALISTS. AND OTHERS, TO THIS IMPORTANT SALE. The Property is centrally situated, approached by good roads, and within easy distance of Bail, and is composed of rich strong land with permanent water. It will first be offered as a whole, and it not so disposed of, will then bo submitted in lota to suit purchasers. The terms of payment will he made easy to meet bnyers and encourage a Sale. This property will first be offered as a whole, and if not sold will be submitted in blocks to soil purchasers. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, J. T. FORD ft CO., Cashel street, Christchurch. And to inspect the property apply to Messrs J. ft G. 11. LEE, Stoke, 9309 2916 Moersld. KIBWEE ESTATE. KIBWBE ESTATE. WE have been favoured with instructions from the Uon Colonel Brett to OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In conjunction with the Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, At our Land Salerooms, Cashel street, Chris tchnrch, ON SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 1882, At 2 p.ia., That very desirable and highly improved ESTATE, situated within J of a mile of the Kirwse Township and Railway Station, known as the KIEWEE ESTATE, And comprising—--1000 ACBES 0F ?I*ST.CLASS LAND, DIVIDED INT 6 19 PADDOCKS, To be offered in NINE FABMS Of suitable sizes. The soil is of the most fertile character, being a dark sandy loam, and is nearly all under English Grass; a small proportion being in crop. The fences are n the most perfect sheep proof condition, and well trimmed. The Estate Is now well watered by Ponds, bat the Malvern Water-race passes by the property, and it can be so ciretted that every paddock con have a running stream through it. Fifty acres have been planted with Forest Trees, and so arranged as to afford the best of shelter to stock. The DWELLING-HOUSE, containing Twelve Booms, is very conveniently built, roomy, well ventilated, pleasantly situated, and surrounded by pleasure grounds, nicely laid out and planted with the usual variety of Lawn Trees, fto., ftc. The r arm Buildings comprise a Store, capable of holding 4000 bushels. Stables for 18 horses. Coachhouse, Workshop, Men’s Hut, Fowlhouse, Cowshed, Piggeries. Sheep Yards, fto., fto. Good Shearing Shed, and also a covered Concrete Tank holding 30,000 gallons of water. TEEMS Will be made extremely liberal to snit tho buyers. For farther particulars apply to J. T. FOED ft CO., Auctioneers. Or, Cashel street, Christohoroh. THE N.Z. LOAN ft MERCANTILE AGENCY CO„ 8522 61 2862 Christchurch. H. E. Alport. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, JAN, Bin, At 12 noon. SALE BY AUCTION FURNITURE OF A°BOABDING-HOUSE, HOBSE. SPRING CAST, AND HARNESS, fto., fto. MB H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from Mr George Brown to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On tho premises known as the Manchester Boriaumut. Manchester stieet, adjoining Stoddart’s Hotel, At above time, AU the sitting-room, bed-room, and kitchen furniture, cooking utensils, earthenware, glassware, china 1 Mangle, I kvife cleaner 1 American stove and piping 1 Horse, 1 spring out, and harness And lot of Sundries. 9713