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Press, Volume VII, Issue 685, 9 January 1865, Page 1

THIS DAY. PRESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. < DISTRESS WARRANT. i I ' I RAPHAEL v. EDGAR. Til"R- BL E. ALPORT has received instructions 111. from the Bailiff of the Court to sell by public miction, at Tweed House Hotel, Cashel street east, T THIS DAY [MONDAY], JANUARY 9, I (Un}ess the above action ihall have been previously Atisfied), the following effects levied upon, viz.:— I The household furniture, &c. J The stock of wines, spirits, beer. I ; Trade utensils, Aα, &o. If ; Sale at 12 o'clock punctually. fTerms cash, immediately on the fall of the hammer I ■ , 1-4 j J TO-MORROW. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF |fERCHANDISE, PRODUCE, &0., Ac. "]\§"R. H. E. ALPORT will sell by public auction, Jμ. at his Rooms, Market place, Christchurch, on j TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 10, Bfty oases American furniture, &c., comprising— I Children's dining and rocking chairs I Oak and walnut ladies , dining chairs I Cherry and walnut bedsteads, in great variety 1 tea trays I Chests of drawers I Office desks I Market and fruit baskets, &., &c. I A choice assortment of English made dining and J bedroom furniture—iron bedsteads, carpets, j feather beds, &c. ;] A parcel of choice wines and spirits, viz.— If champagne, in quarts and pints, hock and H burgundy, port and sherry, in quarter-casks, If , Booth's did torn, in case I 30 boxes Halo's sperm candles jj Half-ton London soap I 3 tons Canterbury flour f> 1 ton bacon f I 1 ton cheese I * And* other goods I Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. 1-5 I IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. EXTENSIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE ■ AT TEX r WikfEffiOUSSS OF MESSRS. BTBIHCBR£ GRIERSON, & SHACKLETON. AC&6M& has received instructions 111 fiwkJßke s>bate»jumed firm to sell by public raolMßt wfttemt the slightest reserve, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, rod two following days, at their Warehouses in Cashel street, Christohurch, The following large assortment of Goods, being the Stock-in-trade of the late firm of W. Stringer md Co., to close the partnership accounts, viz.— Velvet pile carpets Brussels „ Tapestry „ Kidderminster „ 3-ply „ Felt carpets and druggetts Hearth rugs and door mats 8-4 crumb cloths Printed cloth table covers Velvet pile „ Union damask „ All-wool furniture damasks Union „ >, 84 printed cloth, in the piece Muslin curtains Watered moreens Plain and striped Aberdeen winceys Stout ditto for petticoats f gala dress plaids French merinos 6-4 colored coburgs Velvet ribbons Gentlemen's alpacas French llamas French Carmelites Black silk glace -Mohair dresses Glazed linings Calicos and long cloths Best Welsh flannel Gentlemen's long cloth shirts „ .regatta „ „ Crimean „ Tweed jumpers Youths* tweed suits $ all-wool tweeds 8-4 unbleached calico sheeting 8-4,9-4,10-4 white calico sheeting . T'i"*" sheeting Scotch window holland Damask table linen Irish linens Brown hollands And other goods. Sale each day at 12 o'clock precisely. Perms—of a very liberal character—will be declared at sale. 1-7 CO PERSONS FURNISHING AND OTHERS. SALE OF NEW ZEALAND-MADE FURNITURE. MR, H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from Mr. Bullock, Ferry road, to sell by public suction at the Market place Salerooms, Christshurch, on THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 12, The following choke parcel of Canterbury-made Furniture,removed for convenience of sale, viz.:— Single and double wood bedsteads Stretchers, mattresses Dresien and tables, with drawers "MeaMafos, stools, forma Bench and sundry tools Quantity of cedar legs, 4c, &c. .' Sale at 12 o'clock. Tenni at sale. 1-9