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Marlborough Express, Volume IV, Issue 197, 2 October 1869, Page 2

auction Sales. For Absolute Sale. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GROVE ROAD. MESSRS N. EDWARDS & CO. Have received instructions to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, in Blenheim, on Saturday, the 16th October, at L’wo o'clock p m., the Equity of Redemption of and in ALL that PIECE of LAND, containing Half-a-Rood or thereabouts, being part of Allotment 19 of subdivision of Sections 47 and 48, Opawa. having a frontage to Grove Road x> f fifty links, by a deptli backwards of two hundred and fifty links, together with the Shop, Dwelling House, buildings and premises lately occupied by Mr. Henry Brown, Baker. Conditions at Sale. Particulars from the Auctioneer, or William McCaw Nelson, Solicitor. Blenheim, Oct. Ist, 1869. First Wool Ship of the Season. mHE Splendid Clipper Baique, “BALLARAT,” Tons, Captain Allen, will arrive in Port Underwood, under charter to the Undersigned, about the 15th November next. The “ Ballarat ’’ is nearly new, and especially adapted for carrying WOOL. She will take 2,500 bales, and will be despatched early in January, to arrive in time for the May Sales. The “Ballarat” has excellent accomodation for Passengers. The rates of Freight will he the same as those ruling in Nelson and Wellington. For particulars apply to 374 H. Dodson. First Wool Ship of the Season. THE Barque “ BALLARAT,” Captain Allan, having a commodious and well-ventilated Saloon, has still accomodation for a limited number of Passengers. Separate State rooms for families. A plan of the Saloon and Cabins can be inspected at my office. H. Dodson, '■ 416 Charterer of “ Ballarat.” Wool Ships for the London May Sales. FOR LONDO N.—The First-class Norwegian Brig—"SNORRE STURLASSEN.” 18 months old, will be at Port Underwood, early in November, and sail from thence for London on the 20lh December, 1869. For LONDON, The First-class Norwegian Barque—“HEßA now on her second voyage out, will be at Port Underwood early in December, and sail from thence for London on tha 20lh January, 1869. Wool Received, Stored, Weighed, and Delivered by Steamer on board Ships at Port Underwood, at the lowest current rates. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Morrison, Sclandeks, & Co., Nelson, or to Nath. Edwards & Co„ Agents. Blenheim, Sept. 24th, 1869. Shortly to Arrive, SEVERAL Cases of TURNED LEGS, all sizes and patterns. J. & H. Botham, 305 Grove Road. To Stand this Season. THE well bred and powerful Clydesdale Horse, — “YOUNG STIRLINGSHIRE JOCE,” Imported from New South Wales. The sire of this animal is the celebrated pure Clydesdale Horse, “ Stirlingshire Jock,” imported from Scotland by W. Scott, Esq., of Sydney, N.S.W. “Young Stirlingshire Jock” is now rising five years old, stood the season in Nelson in 1867 for the first time, and proved himself a sure foal getter; he has an excellent temper, quite free from vice, and is a good worker. Terms: £3 each mare, exclusive of groomage and paddocks. Good paddocks at 2s. per week ; no responsibility incurred. For particulars see the owners, J. & E. Paul. Spring Creek, Oct. Ist, 1869.