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Southland Times, Issue 923, 27 March 1868, Page 4

Auction Sales and Notices FEIDAY, 27th" MaKCH, 1868. TIMBEEJ TIMBEB!! WTTTTAM TODD has received instructions from Mr Wm. Eraser, to sell by public auction on the above date, at the Timber Yard, corner of Gala and Dee streets (opposite the Noah's Ark Stables), "- A LARGE QUANTITX , OF . USEFUL , : \ . ;,„ TIMBER, .'. ,■ , :,-,:■..: Consisting of-— Boards and Scantling (mostly second class) ; well-seasoned Slabs j and various other classes pf Timber, too numerous to mention. As -Mr Fraser is dosing this yard, the Auctioneer's instructions are to sell, without the Brightest reserve, Baje on the ground at Twelve prompt. WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. SATUEDAY, 28th MAECH 18687 HOESES ! HOESES ! ! HOESES ! ! ! AMERICAN WAGGON, HARNESS, PRIZE PIGS, &c., &c. TT7II-LIAM TODD has received instructions VV from Mr John Russell, to sell by public auction, in his yards, Dee-street, on the above date, at noon, the whole of his Stud of Light and Heavy Draught Horses, comprising — A HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDINGS Q Do. Do. MARES (in Foal) ■I PAIR BUGGY HORSES (a fine JL match) 8 OTHER REALLY GOOD HACKS and Light Harness Horses AMERICAN POLE WAGGON (nearly new) SIX SETS HARNESS The above stock are well known to the Southland community. The team is acknowledged by every one to be the best in this Province. One glance will prove this fact. AIso— PIGS, which have taken the Prize at the Agricultural and Pastoral Association Show. Intending purchasers are respectfully invited to inspect the stock prior to sale. Terms at Sale. WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. MONDAY, 30th MAECH, 1868. ~ At Twelve o'clock. HOUSEHOLD PUENITUEE! WILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions from Mr. Moeller (who is leaving the Province) will Bell by public auction, at his residence, Tay-Btreet east, (next the Farmer's Arms Hotel), the whole of his VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FUXNITURE. Comprising — Mahogany Couch, in hair cloth — Chair to match— Bureau — Loo Table — Harmonium — Chests Drawers — CarpetsBedstead— -Washstand Dressing Table —Oil Paintings— Bedding — and a lot of useful Household Sundries. : WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. THUESDAY, 2nd APEIL, 1868. At noon. CATTLE SALE. AT' PBUBte'S YiBDS, WAIIAOETOWir. • WILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions iron* Mr F. H. Maitland (who is leaving the Province ibr the Fiji Islands), will sell by public auction the following prime Cattle : — : n COWS, with*calves at foot O COWS, springing Q STEERS and HEIFEE3, 2 years old fj Do. Do. 18 months The above are principally hand-ted. Also, on account of other Settlers— QQ HEAD OF MILCH COWS,STEERS, AU iND'HEIFEES Positively to HajoJdio -.the highest bidder, WM. TOSD, Auctioneer. F E I D A-Y^h^eh AP fi I L , 1 8 68 . IMPOETANT LAND SALE. In the Commercial Sale Rooms, Dee-street. TXHLIiAM TODD, favored with instructions tt from Mr Frank Robins, who leaves the Province by the outgoing steamer, will sell by Public Auction, in his Rooms, on the above date, SECTION 18, BLOCK 12, GROVE BUSH, INYERCAEGILL HUNDRED, Containing— ' Acres (more or less) ; part bush; part fenced; good land and feed; House, Stockyard, Barn, &c. Also, at the same time, by order of Mr Rhoderick M'Gregor, who is leaving for Scotland — SECTIONS 20 AND 21 OF THE SAME BLOCK, Adjoining the above valuable property, Containing— 138 Acres (more or less) j part bush ; SO acres fenced; House, Bam, Stockyard, and other improvements. The ; space of an advertisement precludes entering into full particulars. To parties settling in the province, a golden opportunity presents ' itself.— An inspection of the land invited.— Title perfect.— lnstructions peremptory. ■ Notb.— Sale in the Sooms 13 prompt. Terms at sale. TODD, : Auctioneer.