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Auctions. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 18th MARCH. MR. R. J. DUNCAN is instructed by the undersigned to sell by auction, to close consignments, at 2 o’clock sharp, in the old drill-shed, Manners-street, foot of Cubastreet, the following goods 53 English ash planks, 2 x 18in. 44 do do do, 3 x 18in. 11 do do do, 4 x ISin. 15 do Colman’s thumb and Windsor blue 1 ton pearl barley 200 boxes De Robaix candles 1 pony carriage 1 iron coffee roaster 3 cases Taylor’s cocoa 3 do chocolate 1 do 13m. regalia cigars 50 do fine ginger wine 10 do finest lime juice 20 do raspberry vinegar Confectionery 10 cases Keillor’s, assorted, each lewt., in 141 b. tins, thick, thin, mints, Scotch mixtures, conversation, almond, and fancy lozenges 3 do conversation, each lewt., do do 5 do colonial lozenges, each 16 —71bs. tins in case 1 ton red and white clover 20 bags mixed grass seed 1 cask trefoil 30 bags cocksfoot 8 cases Chance’s plate glass—sizes, 48 x 32, 48 x 34, 5G x 34, 36 x 36, 44 x 24, 21ozs; 60 x 36, 44 x 40, 44 x 42, 26ozs. 5 cases red herrings 20 do Johnson’s jams 100 do kerosene, Devoe’s 2do maccaroni, lewt. each, 16—71 b. tins 2 do vermicelli, do do do 2 do mustard, 4 doz. lib. tins 2do tapioca, each 16—71 b. tins 5 chests sago, each J-cwt. 10 cases Morton’s salmon 10 do salad oil, each 4 dozen pints, Crosse and Blackwell's 10 do do do, do half-pints castor oil 4 do do do, do pints castor oil 4 do do do, do pints castor oil 4 do Harvey’s assorted sauces 4 do Lea and Perrins’ sauce, each 6 doz. 1 ton dressed Patna rice, in 561 b. bags 20 cases sardines, Albert’s, halves 20 do do do, quarters 60 casks soda crystals, each 3cwt. 1 ton flour of sulphur 2 do sheepwash tobacco 20 kegs bluestone, each lewt. Hops, Nelson, 1874-5 Do, Kent, 1373-4 And sundry lots of chicken wheat, uncleared from last sale Also, 10 tons sharps 10 tons bran 150 bags milling wheat 90 do old oats 150 do new do, to close a consignment Sundry other goods, too numerous to detail Particulars in catalogues. JAMES O’SHEA. MONDAY, 22nd MARCH. HORSES. ME. R. J. DUNCAN will sell by public auction, at Messrs. Bethune and Hunter’s stockyard, Manners-street, at two o’clock sharp—--1 pair carriage horses (bays) 1 grey gelding 1 chestnut mare 2 bay geldings 1 grey mare Ail thoroughly broken to harness and saddle. Also, 1 brown gelding, five years old, broken to saddle. TO C OAC HBUILDERS AND OTHERS. MR. E. J. DUNCAN is instructed to sell by public aution, at his sale rooms, ex Chaudiere, from New York, A large and varied assortment of American Coachware, comprising— Shafts, spokes, rims Morticed hubs, swingle trees Whifle trees, eveners, &c. pull particulars of which will appear in future advertisements. ON THURSDAY, 18th MARCH, AND FOLLOWING DAYS, At 12 o’clock each day, AT AW A MO A, OAMA RU. IMPORTANT SALE OE PURE-BRED STOCK. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO. are instructed by the Hon. Mathew Holmes, to offer for sale by auction, as above, all the stud and other stock on his Awa Moa Estate, comprising—--70 head horses, mostly heavy draught mares, of the pure Clydesdale breed, and their progeny, by Eglinton, Lofty, Duke of Bnccleuoh, &c, and a few very handsome 2,3, and 4-year-olds, by Croydon and Skylark, suitable for saddle or harness. Among these will be found some well-matched pairs. 50 head ahort-hom cows and heifers, of the Jessamine, April Flower, Farewell, Christmas Rose, Buttercup, and other first-class tribes, and including the cows which took the first prizes and Government prize for the best of the species, at Prince Alfred’s Show, Melbourne ; in the bulls used in the herd being Royal Butterfly the 28th, Young Knight, Father Christmas, Don Carlos, and Prince Kellerby, a pure Booth Bull, of the famous Mantilini tribe, imported from England. 0 very promising yearling bulls, the pick of all last season’s calves, by Father Christmas, and a few younger by Don Carlos. 40 head good ordinary cows, bred by Mrs. Deans? Riccarton, Canterbury. 300 pure Lincoln ewes and lambs 200 do Leicester do do 40 do Lincoln rams, 2-tooth SO do Leicester do, 2-tooth Also, the stud rams, which have taken so many first prizes at the Oamaru Show These sheep have been very carefully bred, and will be found of superior quality. Last year they compared favorably with English imported sheep at the Christchurch Ram Fair, the lowest price being 25, and the highest 85 guineas, for 2-tooths. 15 young pigs of the black Berkshire breed 4 double-furrow ploughs 3 swing ploughs 2 reaping machines ; 1 large iron roller 1 Crossbill's clod-crusher ; 2 wooden rollers ; and other farming implements. This sale will offer an unrivalled opportunity to breeders and others, as the stock have only been grass-fed, arid are in store condition, thus giving purchasers an opportunity of seeing all their bad points, if they have any. Such a large lot of pure stock, collected with much care and at great expense, it may safely be affirmed has never been submitted for sale in New Zealand before. Catalogues and further information may bo obtained on application to ROBERT WILKIN, Esq,, Christchurch ; Messrs, BETHUNE & HUNTER, Wellington; Messrs. KINROSS & CO., Najiior; Or, WRIGHT, STEFHENSON & CO., Dunedin.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4366, 18 March 1875, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4366, 18 March 1875, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4366, 18 March 1875, Page 4

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