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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 323, 21 January 1874, Page 2

WEDNESDAY, 28th JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. "M A T T H E W HAY •"■*- has received instructions from Mr. Michael Ryan to sell by public auction on the ground, Stranraer-street, on the above date Rnd time — Sections 17 and 18, Block XXXVIL, in •_ . • the township of Lawrence, on which ia erected a two-roomed cottage ; also, Section 16, Block XXXVIL— a Corporation lease for 21 years. All the Sections are securely fenced and p ult^vate.l. Also, the Household Furniture, consisting of tables, chairs, bedsteads, sofa, cupboard, glassware, crockeryware, and cooking utensils. Also, a number of fowls, and two fine goats in full milk. No Reserve. — Terms at Sale. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 21st JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, &c. • TT7" IL'LIAM HAVES will sell by public auction, under power of a Bill of Sale, on Wednesday, 21st instant, at g o'clock, at the Rcoms of J. C. Arbuekle, Hou33holl Fwniture and Effects, consisting of a first-clas3 piano, .by Collard and Collard ; tables, chairs. e.hild'3 swing cot, chest of drawers, bedding, crockery, glassware, and a miscellaneous lot of articles. Also, 10 half-che3ts of first-class Tea 2 quarter-casks of Colonkl_Wine_ Yov detailed list of articles see Catalogue. Tehms Cash. No Revests. "' SSUSSBAY & FRIDAY, 19 & 20 FEB., *■ At 12 o'clock each uay. ■ ANNUAL SALE OF STUD SHSEP, &c. CAPSTICK. PUT HIK. AND CAPSTICK will bold tlu-ii' animal Sale of piu-e-bred STUD SEEEP. on the above dates, at their Yards. Tokoaairiro. The Auctioneers beg to remind breeders of Sheep that at the first series of Sales heM by R. W. Capstick at tho above Yards ia 1872, he deposed of over 100 Leicester rams and ram lambs bringing as high 'a3 £12 ; 200 Leicester ewe lambs at 39s to 62s each ; 3000 breeding merino ewes were disposed of at same date. Also, at the fh*st Beries of sales - held 20th February, 1873, the Auctioneer • disposed of 5.17 Leicester rams of various a^es — Mr. Murray's ram lambs brought, from " isll ta £3,5 each ; Messrs. Mosley'a, Wilson's Hißlop's," 1 &xcv'&, and Sutherland's brought xroia '£4 to £8 each : the others from £1 15a to f"3 los each. 317 three-quarter and 'jjur^bred ewe lambs range i from 22a to 50a each; 3305 merino ewes, 3s 6d to 5s each j and 700 two-tooth cross-bred ewes, 10s each. Capsticfc, Duthie, and Capslick trust that verrdoi-Sfewill contjjuie the same liberal patronage to the present firm as they awarded to R. W. Cdjfstiek, assuring them that no legitimate means will oe spared to niake the forthcoming Show and Sales as sueceosf lU as these of the lasfe two seasons. The Auctioneers. wi\l thauk ail parties deeiro'us o.f exhibitiag Stook for sale to forward full particulars a? early as possible, so as they may he suSciontly announced, " 'N.B. — Vendors will observe that the Sale Qf the 19th will be confined to rams, and Leicester and other long-woolled ewes, and that of the 20th for merino ewes, wethers, and all other des riptions of Stock. FRIDAY, 23bd JANUARY, At 2 o'clock. pAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CAPSTICK \J have received instructions to sell by e\i tion, at the Crown Hotel Yards, Balclutha, on Friday, 23rd January, at 2 o'clock, 1,200 Fall-mouthed Merino Store Wethers, no broken mouthed amongst them. Immediately after the above sale they will ■ offer Section -5, Block VII, Balclutha, and Sections 14, 16, and IS.- Block VI., Clinton. Teems at Sale. CAPSTICK.. DUTHIE, AND, CAPSTICK have for sale by private treaty, sections 3, 5, 8. 7, 8. and 10, blonk 37. Clutha District, . containing by admeasurement 315 acres, more - or less,' together with 7-J'oomed D wellinghouee, Garden; Cowshed, Stockyard, and other out- • b'ujii^ca, &li newly erected, and in capital repair.; l&id fenced sad subdivided, and part , 'undsj^crop^ ' There are 25 acres of superior bu«h'; remainder is all fine rich alluvial deposit, Eiiitable either for tillage or lading down in permanent Euglifh grasq. Further particulars J»y applying to CAPSTICK, DUTIHe] & CAPSTICK. pAPSIICK, DUTHIE, AND CAPSTICK \J ihave for sale by private treaty, 100 Head of* superior Store Cattle, 3,t0 syesrß old, and specially selected _ for paddock grazing. "D O R S*A L E,: — ' £ FIRST/CLASS FARM, 65 acres-one • l ' • "-of the earliest selections in tha Tuapeka District — within one mile of Law.fence, aud on tho lino of the Dune.iin and Tuapeka Railway. Subdivided into 5 paddocly;.; 4p acres in grass. Terms liberal. 50 ACRES unimproved laud, adjoining the town boundary. ■ S SECTIONS, town of Lawrence, with • pood two-roomod house. MINING PROPESTIE3.— SeveraI interests in well-kawvn claims at the Blue Spur, SHARES in tho Phoenix Wai pi- lUoc Co.. "\ Niitio/jal " Insurant, c Co v South Briti-U. Insurance Co., National Bank of N.Z, " ' i 4pply to H. L, SQFTEJKL 3\ObS Place, Lawrmco. . . TO -WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. TTNLESS the Wheat and Wheat Straw laf-t upon -Section 65, JBlook 111., Benger Difltrict^tho freehold of the undersigned, is removed within three days of date hereof, One Pound (£1) per diem storage will be charged." " ". EOSERT EADY. - gpyvuf 30th, 1874..