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Press, Volume III, Issue 135, 6 April 1863, Page 4

CLEARING SALE AT KAIAPOI, •jITESSRS. J. OLLIVIER and SON have been JjKJL favoured with instructions from Messrs. J. White and Co., of tho Bee Hive Store, Kaipoi, to sell by public auction, on THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1863, and on following day, if necessary— The following extensive lot of Goods now discharging from tho Avalanche, or ex other vessels, direct from England— The wholo of theso goods have been selected with great care and judgment by their agents in England, and they will bo offered for the purpose of reducing accumulated stocks, without, in most casee, the slightest reserve— 30 boxes Chance's window glass 35 kcrosinc lamps 20 grindstones 8 tons salt, fine, rock, and coarse Bench and other planes Pit and cross-cut saws Augurs, files, chisels, and other joiners' tools Agricultural and garden tools 6 improved patent kitchen ranges Fenders and fircirons Locks and latches Saucepans and other iron and tinwaro 40 dozen school slates 10 „ American axes, with and withont handles 25 dozen sets table cutlery ' 50 „ pocket kuives 20,000 envelopes 40 reams foolscap, letter, and note paper 50 dozen playing cards Ink—quarts, pints, half-pints, and miniature 15 cwt. paint, various colours 48 lbs. Turkey rhubarb Tea hi chests, half-ch9-ts, and quarter-chests 30 cases and 6 quarter-casks ola Tom 2 hhds. rum (W. India, 29 0.P.) 10 cases (J.D.K.Z.) Hollands 5 quarter-casks whisky 10 cwt. soda crystals 10 cwt. Colman's starch 30 doz. bottled mustard Bottled fruits, jams, and preserved fish 18 doz. Windsor and other chairs 80 pair blankets Welsh, Sa_ony, and Lancashire flannel 2 cases stays 3 cases Crinoline, steel 12 pieces Kidderminster and other carpets 3 ~ India matting Cobourgs, alpacas, and other dress pieces .7 doz. baskets 4 „ Vie. damask table covers.

The sale will take place in .Messrs. J. White and Co.'s New Store, adjoining the Bee Hive Store, and will commence punctually at 12 o'clock. Terms liberal. Cliristchurch, March 21. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. RETIREMENT OF MESSRS. WHEELER AND NURSE. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER and SON have received instructions from Messrs. Wheeler and Nurse, who, having taken the Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton, are about to retire from the business of Mail Contractors and Carriers between Lyttelton and Christchurch, to offer for sale by public auction, on the premises adjoining the Royal Hotel, on MONDAY, APRIL 13, AT NOON The whole of their valuablo plant, in good working order and condition, together with tbo lease of the premises and good will of the business. The plant consists of TWENTY-SIX HORSES, thoroughly broken to harness tmd saddle 5 among them are several first-class mp .res, in foal to " Tho Peer" or " Criffel." Pavticulors of theso wiU appear in a cataloguo to bo published in a few days.

CARBIAGES. Omnibus Broughe.m Dog Co jt Cab Four Passenger Carts HARNESS. Ten Sets, Double, Single, and Four-in-hand SADDLERY, &c. Several Saddles and Bridles, complete Two very good Side-saddles and Bridles . New sots of Horse-clothing, and Various stable utensils, of which particular will be found in the catalogue. CHAFF CUTTER. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising— So "a, tables, chairs Si< leboard, washstonds Di.-awcrs, bedsteads Cr coking utensils G lass and earthenware C utlery, pictures, and various other articles too numerous to montion LEASE. Tho Lease has four and a half years to run, and the lessor is under covenant to buy at a valuation or to olllow all the improvements to bo removed at tho expiration of the term. Further particulars may bo obtained on application at tho offices of the Auctioneer*, in CaahelstreeU Christchurch, March 27.