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Press, Volume IV, Issue 472, 4 May 1864, Page 1

ILAM HOUSE. SALE BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1861. TITESSRS. J. OLLIVIER A SON have been i.v_L favored with instructions from H. P. Lance.Esq, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT ILAM, ON THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1864, ALL 1113 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS COMPRISING DINING ROOM, DRAWING ROOM, BED ROOM, AND OTHER FURNITURE, DINING ROOM. Capital mahogany extending table Dining room chairs, covered in morocco leather Carpets and rugs Fender and Creirona Pictures DRAWING ROOM. Wahmt 100 table Walnut occasional tables Card tables Walnut settees Walnut couches, covered damask Large sofa, hair .eating ' Ditto, ditto Lounge chairs Small drawing room ditto, covered reps Walnut writing table Pair of elegant banner screens Small harmonium, by Wheatstone Large pier glass Green reps curtains and drapery Handsome gilt cornice Muslin and chintz curtain 2 book cases, handsome twisted pillars A few very elegant vases, Ac., Ac Hall table Selvcr's portable lounge chair Linen chest BED BOOM. 3 large iron bedsteads 1 Smce's ditto, spring mattraaa Mattrasses, pillows, bolsters Blankets, counterpanes Toilette tables, and toilette sets Cedar wardrobe Chairs, sofa Toilette glasses Dessert set, Ac, Ac, Ac. STOCK. Norah, eh. m., in foal by Blood Royal, good hack Cosmos, eh. g., by Skeleton, 4 yrs., good hack, '_. —mil-- in ---.uhlo «nd «_-igln h—--—— ~ " J— -~—',~ I Captain Disher, b. h, 6 yrs, by Priam, good hack Spright, b. m., 4 yrs., good hack, and in double | and single harness Fidget, b. m., covered by Tom King Boman Empress, b. in., foal by Blood Royal . UNBROKEN. Aunt Sally, b. m., foal by Blood Royal, stinted to Tom King Abbess, bk. m., stinted to Tom King Miss Golby. b. m., 4 yrs., with foal Two cows Young bull, by Regicide Mail phaeton, by Holmes, of Derby Ollive dog cart, by Mulliner, Northampton Single break cart Lot of double harness, brass mounted, by Peat, nearly new Do., do., white and silver mounted, by Feat, quite new Do., do., silver mounted, very good The auctioneers beg to give notice that the sale of stock will take place punctually at These o'Clock. . Sale at noon. SPREYDON MARKET. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1864. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER A SON have received instruction to sell by public auction, at the above market. 20 well-bred Heifers in calf. Sale at Noon. Carts from White Hart at 11 o'clock. LINCOLN. OLLTVIER AND 80N are in J_l_L structed to offer for SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At an early date, THE REMAINING SECTIONS IN THE TOWN OF LINCOLN. The greater portion of the Sections in this Township have been taken up, and settlers are now commencing building thereon. The Mill in the neighbourhood of the. town, referred to in the earlier advertisements, is abont to be immediately erected by Mr. Cameron, whose experience as a miller is already extensively known. Sites have been provided for Churches, Schools, and Parsonage Houses belonging to the various denominations. A Blacksmith is already Jocated on the Town* ship, and arrangements are pending for erection of an Inn and an extensive Store. The Road across the swamp to the hills is completed, and is now in the course of being metalled, aud the bridge over the Halswell is finished; the communication, therefore, from the plains to the bush is now open and will be in full use by all the surrounding settlers next spring. The upset price of the remaining sections is £12 PEB QUARTER ACRE at which price they will be sold to the applicant at auction, unless there shall be an advance thereon, and then to the highest bidder. ' "~ Early application is requested to be made ot the undersigned. J. Ollitieb A Son, Christehurch.