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Press, Volume X, Issue 1144, 9 July 1866, Page 3

Auctions. SALE OF ROLLESTON. ■jIXESSRS. OLLIVIER & SON havo jLVJL received instructions to offer THE SECTIONS OF THE ROLLESTON TOWNSHIP FOR SALE, ON TUESDAY, JULY 17. The sale will tako place at one o'clock, at their Ollices, iv High street, Christchurch. 6-25 LARGE UNRESERVED SALE, AT MR. JAMES FRAME'S FARM, Earewood Road. MB, G. D. LOCKHART has been favored with instructions from Mr. James Frame, to sell by public auction, on THURSDAY, JULY 12, at his Farm, on the Harowood road, The whole of his valuable dairy stoolc, horses, sheep, pigs, drays, and a dogcart and harness. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock sharp. G. D. Locehaut, 7*2 Colombo and Hereford streels. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OS THURSDAY, JULY 19, AX the SAWYERS' ARMS, PAPANUI. GEORGE D. LOCKHART will hold a sale of COWS, HEIFERS, YOUNG STOCK, SHEEP AND HORSES, Bj particular request, at the above hotel, on tho 19th. N.8.-—Any person desirous of entering extra, stock, will please do so thrco days previous; to the sale. GK D. Lockhart, 7-5 Colombo & Hereford streets. MESSRS J. OLLIVIER & SON will sell by publio auction at MILES & CO.'S WAREHOUSE, HEREFORD STREET, OS TUESDAY, JULY 10. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, EX JAPANESE, BOYD, FROM LONDON, (J. Hamilton Ward, Canterbury)— One Case Furniture, part contents more or leas damaged by sea water, viz. :— 1 walnut work-tablei with silk crimson bag 25 yards Brussol carpet 40 yards Brussel carpet After which, The following ortiolos of furniture, remainder of same shipment, viz. :— Walnut davenport, elegantly fitted Walnut easy chair in crimson Turkey cloth ' Walnut oval 100 centre table Spanish mahogany telosoopio dining table, 8 ft x 4 ft 3 in, with patent screw Spauish mahogany, 5 ft enclosed sideboard Spanish mahogany 4 ft library table 25 yards Kidderminster carpet Hearth rugn, door mats, &0., &o. Also, To close sundry account sales, a quantity of first-class furniture, consisting of—• Mahogany sideboards, lob tables, cheffonniers,' hair-seated chairs, looking glasses, &c, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. TUESDAY NEXT. 7-6 Miscellaneous. TO CARRIERS, CONTRACTORS AND OTHEp. fIIENDERS are Requested before Tuesday, JL the 10th instant, for the Conveyance of about Twenty-three Tons front tlse JMlray Station to a distance of- about fifty-sis mileo up the North road. Drays will only be. :*-» quired to take about ten tons. The whole fa required to be taken up at once. \ Particulars can bo obtained from A». L, Powtb, the Club, Christchurch; or f. Wopfe, Balvining House, Montreal ctreetj, Christchurch. 7-6 RICCARTON RATEPAYERS. THE RICCARTON RATEPAYERS are ' requested.to attend a meeting to bo held at Meddings'e, Papanui hotel, on Monday evening, July 9, at 7 o'clock, on very important (business, -.very ratepayer (for his own interest) should attend. (Signed) Philip TiacH, 7-6 Thomas Pottee. [_J>V__m_EMßffT.} MRS. BEECHEY having returned to Canterbury, begs to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and its vicinity that having taken tho house belonging to Dr Batfc (corner of Kilmore and Colombo streets), will Re-open her Day and Boarding School for young ladies on the 21 ut of July, at the termination of the holidays. 7-6 THE FOLLOWING LICENSE has been returned to this office, tho Licensee having neglected to apply for the sumo in accordance with the provisions of Clause 18 of Publichouse Ordinance, Section XXIV., No. 17 :— James Perrin, Exchange hotel, wine and beer license. Or. HBWMHOS, Clerk to the Bench. Resident Magistrate's Office, Kaiapoi, July 4,1856. 7-6 NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, June> 2S, from Colombo ttrcet south, one light roan HEIFER, red ears and snout, slit in near ear, and two slits in olf ear; rope roun.d the horns; indistinct brand on near hip, like MD conjoined. If tbe same be not released within twenty* ono days from tbe above date, will be cold. W-LEU-LM ScH-rroy, 7-4 Poundkeeper, Christchurch. NOTICE. " ' A BLACK COW, branded T L and MF (conjoined) has been running in my paddock some time. The owner can have her on payment of expenses. Philip C. TKaßiKisn>, Inglewood Farm, Kaiapoi, July 4,186(5. i'4>