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Marlborough Express, Volume IV, Issue 207, 11 December 1869, Page 2

Auctions, Pursuant to instructions received from the Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court, at Blenheim, and by order of the Mortgagee. MR. HENRY DODSON. Will sell by Public Auction, at the Mart, Alfred-Street, Blenheim, on Wednesday, 29th December, instant, at 2 p.m. A LL THAT Piece or Parcel of Land, XV containing by admeasurement One Hundred Acres (more or less), situated in the District of Wairau Valley, being part of Section numbered 3 on the plan of the said District, and now in the occupation of Mr. Henry Bonnington ; Bounded on the Northwar*d by a Public Road ; on the Eastward by the other part of the same section; on the Southward by Crown land and on the Westward by Section Number 5, on the plan of said district. Terms at Sale. Henry Dodson, 679 Auctioneer. Valuable Farm for Sale. On the Renwick Road, and within Two Miles of BlenheimMR. HENRY DODSON Has been favored with instructions from Mr. Samuel Barnes to sell by Private Contract, his I THRESHOLD FARM, containing about ; One Hundred Acres, being part of Sections 65 and 66, Omaka District, with Growing Crops as lhe\Cnow stand, consisting of Wheat, Oats, B\ley, &c, &c. The Farm is nearly all fenced, and that portion not in other crop is laid down in English Grasses. The Land has had very little cropping, and is of unquestionable fertility ; it is also secure from any floods. The produce raised in this locality has always been of a rich and well-flavored quality, and being so near the market town of the Province, forms a most desirable investment. For particulars apply to 682 H. Dodson, Blenheim. Postponement of Sale. rpHE SALE of the Properties comprised in I the Mortgage of James Sinclair to the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) is POSTPONED until Tuesday, the 28th December, instant, at Two o’clock p.m. Henry Dodson, Auctioneer. Harry Pitt, Solicitor for the Mortgagee. December 10th, 1869. 696 The first Wool Ship of the Season. For the London May Sales. FOR LON D O N, —The First-class Norwegian Brig—“SNORRE STURLASSEN,” IS months old, now in Port Underwood, will sail from thence for London on the 18th December, 1869. To Follow the “ Snorre Sturlassen.” The Second Wool Ship of the Season for the London May Sales. FOR LON D O N,—The First-class North German Barque—“SARAH AND MARIA,” Captain Gode, now in Nelson, will be at Port Underwood on the 3rd December, and sail from thence for London on the 20th January, 1870, thereby ensuring her arrival as our second ship for the May Sales. 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, Sclandehs, & Co., Nelson, or to Nath. Edwards & Co., Agents. Blenheim, Nov. 19th, 1869. 567 The Third Wool Ship of the Season. To Follow the “ Sarah and Maria.” FOR LONDON.—The First-class Norwegian Barque,— “HER A,” Capt. Terkelson, will after discharging her inward cargo, load in Port Underwood, and will be despatched from thence for London direct in time for the second series of Wool Sales. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Morrison, Squanders & Co., Nelson, or to Nath. Edwards & Co., Agents. Blenheim, Nov. I9tb, 1869. 588