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

TO IRONMONGERS, HARDWARE MEN, HOTEL KEEPERS, TOY AND FANCY STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. MR. H. E. ALPORT will sell by public auction at hie Rooms, Market place, Christchurch, on THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 12, 20 Cases Electro-plated Ware, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Stationery, Dolls, Toys, Leather Goods, Combs and Brushes, Musical Instruments, &c., &c., as follows, viz.:— Electro-plated cruet stands, candlesticks Tea and coffee services, card and cake baskets Fish carvers, embossed dessert knives and forks, 4c. German silver table and dessert spoons and forks Table cutlery, pen and pocket knives Lead pencils, steel pens, pen holders Memorandum books, note paper Wax, composition and rag dolls Toys in boxes, firms, soldiers, &c, &c. Ladies' leather bags, wallets, portmonaies Hair, tooth and nail brushes Back, side and rack combs Violins, flutes, concertinas Watch keys, spectacles, &c., &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. 1-9 PA I' ASn MARKET. FORTNIGHTLY SALE BY AUCTION 07 LIVE STOCK, PRODUCE, &c, &c. TV/TR. H. E. ALPORT will hold the next sale J.YX by auction on FRIDAY NEXT, JANUARY 13, at Meddinge , Stockyards, Papanui, Comprising— Horses, cattle Sheep, pigs Poultry Cheese and bacon &c.,, &c, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. 1-9 CHEAP FURNITURE. ON SALE a large and varied assortment of superior English and American Sitting and Bedroom Furniture, at greatly reduced prices. H. E. Axpobt, 1-6 Market place, Christchurch. FAT LAMBS BY AUCTION. MESSRS. ATKMAN & WILSON will sell by auction, at Newmarket Yards, immediately after sale of Cattle, oii WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1865, 100 prime fat lambs (half-breds). These lambs are well worthy the attention of the trade, and will be sold in lots. 1-9 TO SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS. MR. W. D. BARNARD will sell by public auction, at his yards, in Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23. The following thoroughbred and other horses, being the breeding of a gentleman in the Province of Nelson: — THOROUGHBRED HORSES. 1. Chatty, bay mare, got by Operator, out of Charlotte Pinwire, by bay Camerton; bred by Mr. Icely, imported to Nelson by Mr. Redwood 2. Scandal, filly foal, by Towton, out of Chatty 3. Princess,, bay mare, bred in 1856, got by Augean, dam Victoria, by Operator 4. Zanthotype, chesnut mare, bred in 1856, got by Augean, dam Paragon, by Sir Hercules 5. Speculation, bay mare, bred in 1856, got by Augein, dam Mimosa, by Beverley 6. Problem, filly foal, by Ratan or Royalty, out of Speculation ! 7. Pimple, bay mare, got by Vaccination, dam a shackle brand mare 8. Foal, ont of Pimple, by a cart horse 9. Gazelle, bay mare, got by Scratch, dam, Needlework, by Forester 10. Springbok, filly foal, out of Gazelle, by Oliver Cromwell 11. Minna, grey mare, by Chevalier, dam a halfbred Arab 12. Herman, chesnut gelding, nine years old, by Augean, out of Simpleton, by Manfred 13. Centurion, bay gelding, four years old, by Camden, dam Gallopade, by Sir Hercules, out of Nora Creina 14. Wasp, brown gelding, four years old, by Angean, dam Mayfly, by Sir Hercules 15. Empress, chesnut filly, two years old, by Royalty, dam Princess 16. Flibbertigibbet, bay gelding, two years old, by Royalty, dam Zanthotype 17. Cotillion, brown filly, two years old, by Leading Article, dam Pimple, by Vaccination 18. May Daj, bay gelding, two years old, by Towton, dam Sweep, by Sir Hercules; engaged in Nelson Trial Stakes, 1866 19. Scribble, brown yearling filly, by Leading Article, dam Mayfly, by Sir Hercules 20. Prince Royal, chesnut yearling colt, by Royalty, dam Princess °1. Gossip, yearling gelding, by Towton, dam Chatty, by Operator And about 80 useful horses of various kinds For detailed pedigrees of the thoroughbred horses, •cc the " New Zealand Stud Book." 1-9 INSKIPP HOUSE LADIES' SCHOOL, Peterborough Street, Colombo Street North, Christchurch. rpHIS School, conducted by the Misses Cole, X assisted by masters, will open Monday, January 16,1865. A limited number of boarders received. Terms may be had on application. 1-9 POULTRY. WANTED FOB THE BLUE JACKET.—A sea stock of Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Fowls. Apply immediately to the Ptteseb on board; or, to Miles & Co., Lyttelton and Christchurch. 1-9