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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 367, 24 June 1874, Page 2

THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 24th JUNE, , ■■ At dvo'clook; TUJBY OOWS, LEASEHOLD LAND, Ac. "' :.' At the Tuapeka Hotel Yards. To Dairymen. Butchers, and Speculators. TUT A T T H E W H A V t ' has received instructions from Mr. James O'Brien to sell by public auction, on ihe abore date, at one o'clock, at the Tuapeka Hetd T«wdt> Tuapoka Flat, 40 Head of Cattle, consisting of quiet dairy cows, in calf and with calves * at foot Also, a quantity of Fat Cattle Together with the Leasehold Property, comprising 172 acres, more or less, being sections 45, 46, and 47, block IV., Tuapeka East, and adjoining Mr, CpQwley's Farm, . TEBMS AT SALE: THURSDAY, 25th JUNE, At 12 o'clock noon. IMPORTANT SALE OF SADDLERY. 5$ Farmers, Carters. Stockmen, and others in the Tuapeka, Waitahuna, Waipori and Teviot Districts. MATTHEW HAY has received instructions from -Mr James Low to sell by public auction, on the abore date, at his shop, Ross Place, Lawrence, at 12 o'clock noon, All his valuable and well-selected stock of : Saddlery, comprising Cart, Leading, ' and Plough Harness ; Cart Collars, all sizes ; Hames ; Leading and ' Plough Chains; Horse Covers; 1 first-class Lady' 6 Saddle, doeskin seat; ' Ladies' Saddles, Bridles, and Breastplates ; a large assortment of Riding ' Saddles, new and second-hand; Bridles, single and double rein ; Breastplates ; Martingales ; Spurs ; Whips ; Stall Collars ; Saddle Cloths ; Cruppers ; Leggings, &c\, &c. ; and a lot of other Goods too numerous to particularise. The Auctioneer would draw particular - attention to this most important sale of Saddlery, as one of the best that has ever taken place in the district. Mr. Low being aowell knqwn in the district, further comment is unnecessary, The only reason Mr. Low has for disposing (if Ms valuable Stock, is that he has a large consignment of Goods .coming from Sydney and Melbourne, TEBMS AT SAXB." NO BESEBVE. ■m-».'~ — ■ ~— —~ THURSDAY, 25th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. AMERICAN EXPRESS WAGGON. TLFATTHEW HAY ■*••*• has received instructions from C. W. Adams, Esq., Government District purvey or, to sell _hji_i«iWi«- auction, on the above date, and at Mr." Low's sale of saddlery, An American Express Waggon Set of double Harness, quite new A pair oi -good staunch Horses N.B. — Owing to the change of system in - the Survey Department, Mr. Adams has no further use for tlie above. .' IST; ■ ' ~" FRIDAY, 26th JUNE, At 2 o'clock, - - - -HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. .- TLT A T T H B W HAY -***• has received ' instructions from Mr. ■ George Morrison, who is leaving this district to sell, by public auction, on his premises, on |he above date, The whole of his Ho.mehoM Furniture, consisting of tables, chairs, sofas, , chest of drawers, 'euiffionnier, bed- ■ stead, washstand, carpets (almost „ new), ruga, clocks, ornaments, lamps, pictures (some of New Zealand), books, meatsaf e, crockery ware, grind- ' stone, glassware, cooking utensils, , canaries (one prize buff bird), and .. . a-number of articles too numerous - tftjfteution, * ' Also', a - five-octave Harmonium, by . Alexander (a splendid instrument) ; . ' and a first-class hand Sewing Ma-> chine, by one ofthe best makers. - 0W TUESDAY; 7th JULY.'at noon— ll ■ ! Sections, Block VI., Glenkenick Dis- ' ttict, ifSl be, offered for sale by public auction, - by Mr., Matthew Hay, '. at the' Land Office, Lawrence, at the upset price of £1 per acre. - F*» farther parfcicuhys, see "Provincial Go-" v vegun&nt Gazette.'* SATURDAY, 4tb JULY, - - AT AYLING'S YARDS, COAL CREEK .-• • .; SLAT-, NEAR TEVIOT.. .Contractors, Publicans, Farmers, & others. JO BE JS"* CO L E CHAPPLE ; has received' instructions to sell by public auction, at Ayling's Yards, Coal Creek Flat, -jjoar'Teriot, on Saturday, 4th July, 3 Valuable Draught Horses 2 Tig Drays • 2 Sets of Cart Barnes^ Leading Harness jsi Borrow* . - . ... .1-La.rge.pair of Bellows .!.' - Amil'ancl SsnithV Tools complete : ■ Picks, Hammers, " Shovels, and a lot of different tools pf,ali descriptions, 3 Hack* A lot of new and old Saddles, together wjth a quantity of Saddlery 4 Tons of Potatoes 1 do. of Carrots. • 2 do. Oaten Chaff £*^Ma«bm