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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2908, 21 July 1882, Page 3

W. and Co. 12 O’CLOCK, SATURDAY, JULY 22nd, 12 O’CLOCK. produce, boots, clo r ■ i a (men’s AND BOYS’), FDRNITURK, Ac. WILLIAM~OOLLINS & 00. have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Booms, the following large number of Entries. Bead them carefully as every line advertised Wilt go to the highest bidder. Oysters, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys, Fowls, Pigeons, Canaries, Bacon Pigs, Potatoes, Onions, Chick Wheat, - Flour,Ham, Bottled Porter,Butter, Honey, Bos Teas, Sugar, Soap, Kerosene,Furniture, a large assortment of Crockery and Glassware, 2 Gases containing Men's and Women’s Boots, Men’s Tweed Suits, Men’s Trousers and Vests, Soft Felt Hats, Colored Moles, Men’s Books, Blue Blankets, Shirts Flannels and Merino Drawers, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs and oddments connected with the Soft Goods Trade, 1 Bacing Bicycle (now on view), 1 Leamington Range, 1 Spring Cart and 1 Cheese ■ : Press ; Case, marked ;JH in diamond', containing I Photographer’s Camera and Stand, with Chemicals. Cards, Glass, Baths, Scales and Weights. Funnels, , . Measures, in fact, the contents of the case are of too lengthy a description to extend on. Gome and see the lots as they are now on View and to be soldi Bring plenty of Change to save time. Remember 12 o’clock to the minute we commence the Sale. Photographer’s Camera and belongings, Spring Cart and Bicycle will be sold at 2 o’clock. WILLIAM COLLINS A. CO., • Auctioneers. and S’ O U THAN & sTH % B 8 ...will Sell To-morrow, at the. Central Auction Rooms, next Union Bank; • - - J i r2O Sides very Prime Bacon,- 20 Hams, 10 Sides Farmers' Pork, Ducks, s Fowls, Geese, Turkeys, 100 Bags Derwent|Potatoes,3oßags Chicken Wheat, 100 60-lb bags Flour, B Ca»c« Kerosene, 20 Register Grates, Chests of Drawers, Clothes Baskets, Secretaires, Rocking Chairs, Cane Chaus, and other useful Sundries, too numerous to mention^ Sale at 12 o'clock sharp, SOUTHAN A STUBBS. Auctioneers. Remember the CENTRAL AUCTION BOOMS, next Union Bank. ‘X NOTICE OF REMOVAL. SOUTHAN AND STUBBS beg to inform their Clients that they have removed to those commodious premises in. Main South Boad; known as the Central Auction Rooms, opposite the ‘‘Timaru Herald” and adjoining the Union Bank where they will hold their next weekly sale on SATURDAY the 22nd inst. SOUTHAN A STUBBS, For ®al©. PEOPERTIKB. A L EP 0 B g LAND AND FARMS— , „ 900-Acre Farm,. Timaru, all sub-divided, and welt watered, with Farm Buildings complete. 700 Acre Farm, Otaio 600 to 3000 Acres, Otaio, partly cultivated 460 Acres, Waiho, native grass 446 Acres, Albury, native grass 337 Acres, Orari, native grass 148 Acres do do 600 Acre Valuable'Residential Estate in South Canterbury /•: j £00,376, 46, 124, Acres, Timoni .DiaIriot, in English grass ; 400 Acte Farm Totaia valley in fine condition. ■ 880 Acre Farm, Otaio . .180 Acres, Mokikihi, cultivated ; four- : roomed bouse 200 Acres, Totara Valley, in nativ ■.’grasp.Aero Farm with good buildings - Claremont ;,, ■ ■v -s Acres Pleasant; Point cultivated with Good house r 2 100-Aoro Farms, Wai-iti,, adjoining. ? 80 Acre Farm, Wai-iti, withfi-roomed house ■■ 80 Acres near Sutherland’s fenced 4 Acres and House, Back Road, .Timaru 40 Acres, Beautiful Valley, native, grass Sections—la Cain’s Terrace, Maori Hill, * Atten burrow, College Eoad.’Besch ■ Boad,* Barnard Street, March wcil, •D Street, * Heaton Street, ’Bank . Street, Street, Wopllcombe Street, arnd ’Oreat North Boad. • With buildings. , ;: / FARMS on large estates, any size: FARMS on LEVELS and PABEORA • ESTATES, any sise, in gnm.i or ploughed, for crop. FOR SALE OR LEASE--60 75 A Valuable Residential Estate, - neat Timaru, |of :1300 Acres-Land, all : fenced and subdivided,'; and well- ; watered, : with' Farm > Buildings ■complete. u- 1 1 SEVERAL LARGE ESTATES: TO LEASE. ' - * Cottage, Wai-iti Road 448 Acres, Albury i 837 Acres, Orari MONEY TO LEWD-filOO to £IO,OOO at current rates > > INfIORANCE—Sun Fite Agenoy.v; James Granger. ,N SALK BYTHEUNDERSIGNBDEx Harold, from Auckland! Iplendid Lot of Architraves, Mouldings, Skirting and D're.wd Shelving'of the best Seasoned Kauri. '■■ Also— 11 300 ft Union Company Kauri Flooring, Ihoronghly Seasoned before dressing. Sizes Undressed Kauri. 6xl and intermediate sizes up to 18xlv ■ RED AND WHITE PINE; > lowest rates. Special prices given for delivery at intermediate Railway . Stations. V.D.L. TIMBER. ; 3x1,3x2,4x2, to 4x3, apd ,Bxß, ■ 30,000 Palings, sft and 6ft. : DOORS AND SASHES-^i. arse supply on hand at Dunedin prices. ' ;DEALS- 1 it Baltic, 9x2,9x 4, 9 x 3,11 x2, and 11 x 4. Cut to any sise. GALVANISED IRON- . .. . 5 Tons ex “ Alcesta ’’.and “ Westland.,” ‘ CEMENT— , -.ia-t.wf l Casks ex “Aros Bay” and « City of •: ,vv >, ■ Perth."; ■ri.'i.i NEWCASTLE COALS— At the Lowest Current Rates. , ; LATHS- - O Bundles; Oregon, Totaia, and Kauri. A Special Line of 20,000 feet Extra D Kauri Lining, OheapV . T- T- BROWNELL. L E - Fob S a Doors, Kauri and Baltic Sadies, stock sizes Fanlights Ironbatk Dressed Spokes Hickory Dressed Spokes ; * Wheelwrights’ Bent Worit ; ‘ Bar Bon and Steel •*■■ Boiled and Raw Oil Cooking Ranges and Register Grates General and Builders’ Ironmongery &o<, &o, ■ F. BaGRSENUP, Bcokingbam’s Building-. (Opposite King’s Stables, GlroatNorthroad),