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PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE. TLfESSBS. J. OLLIVIER 4 SON have received i.vJL instructions from Mr. Symington, toaellby public auction, at hie Warehouses in Cathedral square, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, At Noon, The following Stores:— SPIRITS. Hennessy'a pale brandy, in bottle Martell'e do do Ditto do in balk Kirkliston whisky, in case and wood Old torn WINES. Superior port, in bottle Ditto do, Offley's in qr-casks Ditto pale sherry, in case and wood Ditto claret, do do 150 caake'bottled ale and stoat in quart* and PROVISIONS, 4c 36 cases Coeg's hams and bacon 25 do best Cheddar cheeses 37 do bestDunlop do 39 Donlop cheeses, partially damaged 200 cases table salt, in glass jars SO boxes muscatel raisins, layers Congon, S. O. Pekoe, and other teas 4c, 4c. A catalogue will be prepared prior to the date of ale. 12-29 THIS DAY. PIGEONS. J TIyTESSES. J. OLLTPTER 4 SON hare received iVA instructions to sell by public auction at their Warehouses, High street, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, Forty pain of imported pigeons:— Pouters Fan tails Jacobins Tumblers Also, Two imported Cochin China fowls—cocks One „ j, ten After the sale of the above, the Auctioneers will offer for sale SEVERAL LOTS OF MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, consisting of:— Crockery—Dinner and breakfast services Olass —Decanters, tumblers, wines, 4c., 4c. Toilette services—Electro plate ware Fancy goods—China ornaments Aα, 4a, 4c. Sale at 1 o'clock. Christchurch, Dec 30, 1864. 12-31 FARM STOCK. CLEARING SALE. "JV/TESSBS. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT JJjL have received instructions from the Rev. James Wilson to hold a Clearing Sale at his Farm, near the Racecourse, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1865. consisting of:— MOch cows, in full profit Cattle (mixed) Sheep, used to paddocks Hones Agricultural implement* Harness, 4c Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon provided. HT3.—Carts will leave Christchurch for the conveyance of intending purchasers to the place of sale Christchurch, Dec. 31,1864. 1-2 ityfESSRS. LUCK 4 CLARK have received in ItJL stractions from the Solicitor to the Mortgagee to sell by auction at their Offices, Colombo and Gloucester streets, Christchurch, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, The following valuable property now in the occupation of Mr. Richard A. Hayter, 1\ Acres, part of Rural Section 71, pleasantly situated on the Hill's road, between the Christchurch Railway Station and Wilson's Bridge on the Heathcote. The land well fenced, and laid out in two paddocks with English grass. There is also an orchard, shrubbery, kitchen garden, 4c There is also a good well of water, and a creek passes through the land, and is a never-falling supply. The property is well Situated for a gentleman's residence, and will be sold on very advantageous terms. No. 894 For particulars apply to Messrs. Lttck 4 Clabk, Auctioneers ; or Mr. Wyjw Wiujajis, Solicitor, Christchurch. MARES AND FOALS FOR SALE. TtyTESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT 4 SPROT J.TX have received instructions from Messrs. G. and H. Lee to sell at an early date in Christchurch, 40 MARES AND FOALS, Most of the mares in foal to PETER FLAT, * j Who will also be sold with the rest without the I slightest reserve, and will be advertised with particulars as to time and place of sale. Hereford street, Christchurch, January 3,1865. 1-4 TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS. A LOT of Fifty Thoroughbred and other Horses will be offered for sale at Christchurch, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, Including many valuable brood mares with foals, two and three-year-old colts and filliee, several excellent hackneys, all thoroughbred; and a lot of other useful Miimal*, being the stud of a gentleman in Kekon. Further particulars in a future advertisement. 12-26 froperiies to be %tt ar j&rtiL FOR SALE, SIX ACRES AND A QUARTER FREEHOLD LAND, part Rural Section No. 148, with capital river frontage, situated a short distance from Mrs. Anson's property, Feudal! Town Road. Terms—One-third cash, balance in seven yean, bearing 8 per cent, interest in the meantime. No. 6 S. B. Sura, Hereford street. Chrutchurch, September 20, 1864. 9-27