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ON SATURDAY NEXT, 9th APRIL. IN RE W. WEEDEN'S ASSIGNMENT. Sale of Horses, Dog Cart, and Chaiae Harness. MR. H. E. ALPORT haa received instructions from the Trustees in the above Estate to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Yards, Market Place, Christchurch, On SATURDAY NEXT, 9th April, The following web , -known and staunch Horaes, viz : Draught bay gelding Spot Chesnut do Captain A promising three-year-old bay draught gelding One thoroughbred, black, three-year-old filly One dog cart One set dog cart harness. Sale at 12 o'clock precisely. Terms, cash. Market-place, Christehurch, April sth, 1864. IN THE SUPREME COURT. Wbit op Fi. Fα. FAWCETT v. PIGEON. AND KNIGHT r. PIGEON. MR. H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from the Sheriff of Canterbury, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the premises, Lincoln-road, ON TUESDAY NEXT, tho 12th APRIL, (unless the above actions shall have been previously satisfied,) The following effects levied upon in the above causes, viz : — Furniture, comprising— Tables Chairs Chelfionier Carpets Fenders Fire irons Iron and other bedsteads Bedding Chests of drawers Washstands Chamber ware Looking glasses Cutlery Cooking utensils, <tc, &c. Lire stock, &c.— 1 dun coloured filly 2 cows 2 heifers 1 calf lpig 10 turkeys 7 geese Saddles Bridles Cart harness Mangle Wheelbarrow Churn Milk pans Bird cages And other effects. Sale at Twelve o'clock precisely. Terms —cash on fall of the hammer. Market-place, Christchurch, April 7.1864. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OP TIMBER, On TUESDAY, AERIL 13, Near the SHEARER'S ARMS, WINDMILL ROAD, MR. T. B. CRAIG will sell by auction on Tuesday, April 13, adjoining the Shearer's Arms, Windmill Road — From 10,000 to 12,000 feet of Bay cut timber, consisting of boards and scantling, In lots to suit purchasers. Sale at 12 o'clock. DOUBLE-SHOP AND DWELLING-HOUSE,

(LEASEHOLD) the Matter o f tne Estate of Benjamin Symosds Cashel-strcet, late of Lyttelton, Innkeeper, deceased. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, — . r» wnvnAY th e nth dar of APRIL A LL persons having claims against the above On day ot Af juu. re q Uested to Bend the same to the Leaseholds in Oxford-terrace and Durham-street, April 7,1864. that Double-shop and Dwelling-house having 33 feet -r FW ARD frontage on Cashel-street, held on lease at a low £20 REWAKD. ground rental, having " 7»«toran. W HEREAS Three branded O, and also W> Upset P"ce moderate. su?posed to infected with Bcab> have T>WKT T TNG HOUSE IN DAMPIERS BAY, recently been allowed to stray from the neighborhood • u ™ Jsaj " BT , nTTn ATTPTTOV of Gig'gs's Accommodation House, the above reward Bx PUBLIC * UCTIO *> wiU b fp a id to any person who will secure any of the On MONDAY the 11th day of Al lilL, 1864. saJd skcep iovft they nave joined any flock, and will deliver the same fci the Inspector of Sheep. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have been JoHN HalLi instructed by Mr. J. H. Caton to selll by Geobge A. E. Ross, puolic auction, in their offices, on Monday the 11th Wm Kollesto.v, day of April, at one o'clock, his dwelling-house in ThoS _ W . Maudk, Dampier's Bay, Lyttelton, with the quarter-acre on JoHjr Stttdholmb, which it stands, being town section >o. 239. William Rd. Scott. The property will be put up at a low upset price . on liberal terms of payment. .TO STATION OWNERS AND SHEEP TVTATSON & TORLESSE have received in- . FARMERS. M sanctions from the Trustees of the Wakefield yQUNG MARRIED COUPLE, of respectTrust Estate to over ability, without encumbrance, have just arrived ALLOTMENTS ON BUILDING LEASES, from England, and are desirous of an engagement on OF THE a station where they can both be useful. TOWNSHIP OF WAKEFIELD, For further particulars apply to which consists of 100 acres, having sixty chains Ch GorLD, Esq., frontage on Surnner Bay, Colombo-street, Christchurch. ON MODERATE TERMS. NOTICE. i Apply to Matson & Toblessb, /-x Jf and after this date Poison will be hud on my Colombo-street; or \J Garden. ■ MS8BB« Locis. Tbavebs & HAy*BB, William Gladde*. '; Solicitors to the Trustees. April 1, 1864.