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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2419, 17 December 1880, Page 3

Moss Jonas. PR ESEN T ARRAN GE AIE NT OF SALES : FOR WEEK ENDING MONDAY DECEMBER 20. Saturday—Horses, Drays, Ac., at his Yards, at 11 o’clock. Produce, at his Rooms, at 1 o’clock. Monday 20th inst—Furniture and ' Effects, at Mr Evans’ Residence, at 11 o’clock. MOSS. JONAS Auctioneer. F OR SALE PRIVATELY— The remaining unsold sections at Brockley (two only left) 10 acres Glengummell .. • • acres Wai-iti .. .. •• 201 acres Kingsdown .. • • Jl2 acres The above comprise some _of the finest land and choicest building sites in South Canterbury, and persons seeking safe and profitable investments cannot do better than avail themselves of the favorable opportunity now presented. Terms very Easy. For particulars apply to MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer T7IOR SALE PRIVATELY— I' Valuable Improved Farm at Waihi, near Geraldine. 300 acres of Freehold Land, at Waihi, near Geraldine, consisting of—--80 acres in wheat 100 acres in English grass 100 acres ready for cross-ploughing *2O acres tussock A3H acres Educational Reserve Leasehold, having a term of 71 years to run, consisting of—--120 acres stubble 220 acres in oats 100 acres ready for cross-ploughing l»8 acres in tussock The above is now in the occupation of P. H. Duncan, Esq., and is sub-divided into paddocks, all fenced with good live fences. Running streams flow through the Farm. The improvements consist of —■ Comfortable (5-roomcd dwelling-house Men's house, four rooms Stable—Four stalls and two loose boxes Large storing shed and outhouses for farming implements, Terms very easy. For further particulars apply to MOHS JONAH, Auctioneer, Timaru. HOU S K HOLE F UI! NIT I' RE. MO S H JONAS has been instructed by Air Henry Evans (acting for Trustee) to sell by Public Auction, at his Residence, North street, Timaru, ox MONDAY, DEC 20, The whole of his Household Furniture and other Effects, comprising— Drawingroom suite (in walnut), piano (in walnut, by Bold), dining table, chcffonier, chairs, easy chairs, children's chairs, couches, clouk, pictures, fenders and fire-irons, chests of drawers, single and double bedsteads, hair mattresses, palliasses, double and single washstands and ware, looking-glasses, Ac., bassinette, carpets, oilcloth, matting, lamps, crystal and earthenware, cutlery and E.P. ware,'kitchenand cooking utensils, meat safe, copper boiler and furnace, mangle, v In consequence of the number of lots the sale will commence at 11 o'clock sharp. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. HORSES, At. "A jT OHS JO N A H i.YJ_ has been instructed by Air Uoddard to sell by Public Auction, at his Hale Yards, on SATURDAY, DEC. is, 3 draught geldings 2 ~ mares 3 first class hacks 2 drays, by Reid and Cray Harness 1 spring cart Also, 12 fine porkers. Hale at 11 o’clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer PRODUCE At. \TOSSJ O N A S IVL will sell by Public Auction at his Hale Rooms, Timaru, ON SATURDAY, DEC. 18, A large quantity of farm and daily produce, consisting of,— 1 ton prime Akaroa cheese butter, bacon, Ac. 200 sacks feed oats (lour, bran, sharps fowls' corn, Ac. Also, tarpaulins, trap harness buggy whips and sundries. Hale at 1 o’clock. AIOSH JONAH, Auctioneer. PEDIGREE BULL CALVES. MOSS JON A S is instructed by F. Archer, Esq., to sell by Public Auction, at his Saleyards, ON .SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, Two magnificent bull calves, by Kellaud's prize bull, Knight Errant. Pedigrees at sale. The Auctioneer particularly - directs the attention of dairymen, breeders, and others interested in the improvement of Stock, to these two pedigree calves, both on account of the excellent strain of blood from both sides, and on account of the remarkable promise they exhibit of being equal to any pedigree stock in Canterbury. Hale at 12 o'clock. AIOSH JONAH, Auctioneer. 130 HEAD CATTLE. ''\T OSH JONAS lV 1 has been instructed to sell by Public Auction, at the South Canterbury Sale Yards, ON THURSDAY, DEC. 23, AO head of fat cattle AO ~ 3-yoar-old steers, in forward condition 30 bead of well bred shot thorn heifers 130 The store cattle arc all young and well bred, and the fat cattle are all in capital condition. They must be sold, without an}’ reserve, and the attention of butchers and farmers requiring stock, is directed to this fact, Sale at 1 o'clock. AIT'S JONAS, Auctioneer.