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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1189, 28 January 1864, Page 6

I&re-ror ess"t;isc323cxe> mII E SALE 0 F SILKS X AND ASSORTED DRAPERY will take place T HIS DA Y, AT THE SALE ROOM OF THE UNDERSIGNED, 1 At 12 o'clock. j ~W. & N. JOYNT, j 5 go Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE OF j BOOTS AND SHOES. t TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY, 2. MESSRS. W. & N. JOYNT have received instructions from Mr. James Virtue (who is relinquishing business) to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION On the above date at his Shop in COLOMBO STREET, The whole of his large and well assorted stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Comprising— Gentlemens' Wellingtons, bluchers, and balmorals Ladies' elastic side, kid, black and coloured cashmere boots Ladies' patent leather, buff and cloth slippers Girls' black and coloured cashmere boots Boys' Balmoral boots, &c., &c. Unreserved. TUESDAY NEXT. TWO DOORS FROM CASHEL STREET. 581 IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. SATURDAY NEXT. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have received instructions to sell by public aution, AT MR. BONNINGTON'S ROOMS, .ON SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 30, At Noon, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS And other Surplus Stock, To make room for Fresh Arrivals. Sale at 11.30 p.m., for 12 punctually. SPREYDON MARKET, MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON will hold their next sale of CATTLE, HORSES, &c. At the above Market, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, When the following first-class stock will be submitted:— The thorough-bred light roan bull, Rodney, 4 years old, by a well-known bull, from the Riccarton Paddocks. May be seen at Lansdowne any day prior to day of sale. 9 valuable cows 1 well-bred bull 8 useful horses 1 grey mare and filly foal, by Black Mail Also, several useful hacks. Sale at Noon. Carts from White Hart at 11 o'clock. 585 1 FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have been favored with instructions from Mr. Mellish to sell by public auction on the premises, in Cashel street, adjoining Tweed House, all his household furniture and effects, CONSISTING OJF Walnut suites Bed chamber suites Kitchen utensils, &c. SALE ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, At noon. 582 BY ORDER OF THE RECEIVER. PUBLIC AUCTION. ON FRIDAY the 29th INST. MB. CRAIG will sell Mr. Mallinsons Leasehold, ON THE GROUND, In Manchester street, nearly opposite the shop of Mr. Thos. Cook, butcher. Plan and particulars to be seen at Mr. Craig's. Sale at noon. 576 Q N MONDAY, F EBRDARY 1 1 Drapery Furniture Dog cart Harness Cornsacks Gunny bags And other goods i Will be sold by auction, unreservedly, at ! MR. CRAIG'S ROOMS, ! NEXT THE TOWN HALL. Sale at Twelve o'clock. The furniture is the property of parties leaving Christchurch, and must be sold. • 575 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. TO PUBLICANS AND WINE MERCHANTS. MR. WM. STRINGER, as Attorney for Mr. H. Evans, of London, has instructed Mr. T. B. Craig to sell on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE, the following goods, to close the consignment accounts — 70 cases champagne 1 Port wine, in quarter-casks Sherry, in ditto I hhd. rum No reserve, and to be sold in bond. Also, ■ 20,000 Viscountess slates ' Sale to take place at 1 MR. CRAIG'S ROOMS, NEXT TOWN HALL, At one o'clock, promptly. 577 TUESDAY, February 16, at twelve o'clock. To Steamboat Proprietors, Steam Navigation Companies, Shipowners, Speculators, and Others, in Victoria, New South Wales, New Zealand, South Australia. Screw Steamer CONGUNE. JAMES * LAWRANCE has received instructions to submit for Sale by Auction, at Lloyd's Rooms, Collins street west, Melbourne, on Tuesday, 16th February, at twelve o'clock, the very handsome iron screw steamer CONGUNE, of the following dimensions, viz.:— Length, 90 feet; breadth, 18 feet; depth, 8 feet; 93 98 100 tons N. N. register, exclusive of engine space; 20-horse power nominal, and capable of working up to 50. This eligible vessel was built on the Clyde, of Lowmoor iron, by one of the best builders, in 1860, and classed A] nine years. Her 4 last employment, on the Cape coast, was in the - capacity of a sailing vessel, but her whole machinery, including boiler gear, shafts, screws, &c., are all on board of the vessel, and can be set up at a very trifling expense. Her model is handsome, schooner rigged. Her cargo capacity is very large, and her extreme light draught of water (only drawing six ' feet, with a full cargo of dead-weight), renders her without exception a most valuable ship for the bar harbours and shallow rivers in New Zealand. Her cabins, first and second, are neat and commodious, ( and the deck, being flush, may be conveniently I, i oot>verted,.intov e^tra, cjab}n .aqcompiodation if re- ( I)jyen||ori^s,pd fjirtli§c to ! ; obtained at the rooms of the' auctioneer. Terms at 7 sale. 550