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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 968, 19 February 1862, Page 9 (Supplement)

[THIS DAY] & THURSDAY [10-MORUOW], The 19th and 20th FEBRUARY, SALE OF FURNITURE. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIKU & SON will soil by Public Auction, nd the Town Hall, Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY [THIS DAY] & THURSDAY [TO-MOUROW], 19th and 20Ih February. DRAWING ROOM. Two suites of walnut wood drawing room furniture, covered with blue and gold, and crimson and white tabarets Buhl cabinets, glass doors Buhl cabinets, mounted with ormolu Marqueterie fancy tables, with claws, mounted with ormolu Marqueterio work tables Card tobies, assorted Chess tables Occasional tables DINING ROOM. Mahogany extending tables Mahogany chairs, covered with horse-hair seating Mahogany lounge chairs, covered with horsehair seating Mahogany lounge chairs, covered with leather Mahogany hergier, cane back Walnut ditto ditto Mahogany Pembroke tables Mahogany chiffionuie*re, plate glass back, fitted with celleret and drawers Mahogany chiffionnie're, carved back, fitted with celleret and drawers Mahogany sideboards, enclosed centre and plate glass back Mahogany sideboards, enclosed centre and carved back Brussels carpets, very handsome, various sizes Loo tables, in rosewood and mahogany Mahogany sofas, covered in 1 air seating Mahogany couches Pier glasses Rosewood chairs, cane seated Stained ditto ditto Beech ditto ditto Imitation mhogany ditto ditto HALL FURNITURE. Mahogany and oak hat stands Ditto ditto chairs Ditto ditto tables BEDEOOM FUBNITUBE. Bedsteads —iron, mahogany, and plain wood, - single and double Dressing tables Washstands —single and double, painted, mahogany plain, mahogany with marble tops, circular enclosed, &c, Night commodes, &c. Toilette sets Toilette and dressing glasses Brussels and Kidderminster carpets OFFICE FUBNITUBE. Office chairs Ditto ditto, with arms Washstand, enclosed—making desk Tables, &c, &c. Carpeting SUNDRIES. Beech folding arm chair Ditto ditto with arms Ditto ditto ditto and leg rest Rocking horses Viennese settees Children's high chairs, mahogany stuffed and . covered in hair seating - Ditto -ditto-plain — *~ ~ --—- Work tables, great variety Hanging waidrobes, walnut, mahogany Carpets and hearthrugs Coffee tables, bagatelle boards Butlers ditto. Terms at Sale. Sale at noon each day. 843 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22. RACING STOCK. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have been favored with instructions from Joseph Hargreaves, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction at Edd's Horse Repository, ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, The following splendid Thoroughbred MARES, imported per Mermaid from Auckland. Their pedigree and performances are as follows: CLOUD. Bay mare foaled in 1852; got by Siraoon out of Clinchus, dam by Humphrey Clinker, dam by Langar out of Mother Birch by Dick Andrews. (See page 426 of the 7th volume of the General Stud Book.) Best Performances: won the Great Lancashire Produce Stakes, Liverpool, July, 1854. Won the Devonshire States Maze, July Meeting, 1854. Won the Ulster Stakes Maze, July Meeting, 1855. Won the Queen's Plate next day (beating Seducer, winner of the Liverpool Cup, &<:.) and the Second Class Trainer's Stakes, Curragh, October Meeting, 1855. See Racing Calendar. BARBARY. Bay mare, foaled in 1855 (sister to Barbarianis by Simoon out of Barbarianis, dam by Buzzard, her dam Donna Maria by Partizan, out of Donna Clara. (See page 415 of the 7th volume of the General Stud Book.) Performances : won the North of Ireland Produce Stakes Maze, July Meeting 1857; won the National Produce Stakes, Curragh October Meeting 1857; ran second to Sprig of Shillelagh for Lord Denhnan's Plate, same meeting. (See Racing Calendar). Won Innkeepers' and Metropolitan Plates at Auckland in January, 1862. (See local Journals.) GAZELLE. Bay mare, by Porus out of Coquette, Porus out of Camilla by Septimus,—E.T.B. Coquette by Dow out of an Emigrant mare. Gazelle is sister to Kauri Gum and Heather Bell, and whs imported from Sydney. DECEPTION. % Sir Charles out of Vanity. (See Stud Book.) The performances of this well known mare do aot require advertising having been frequently before the public. The above mares (if not previously disposed of by private «ale) will be submitted without reserve. Sale at 2 o'clock. Terms at Bale. 785 TUESDAY, MARCH 4. CATTLE! CATTLE!! CATTLE!!! MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have received instructions from J. E. Fitzgerald, Esq., to sell by public auction, at his dockyards, " The Springs Station," without the lightest reserve, on TUESDAY, MARCH 4,1862, About 40 head of Unclaimed Cattle now running on the Springs Station. Terms cash. Sale at one o'clock. No reserve. 684 i