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Press, Volume XVI, Issue 2104, 13 January 1870, Page 4

RAMS!! &_-W!3! 810 0 ART O N YARDS. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25. JH. BENNETT has received instruc- • tion. from E. B. Walker, Esq., of View Hill, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the above date, 0/%r| FIRST-CLASS YOUNG RAMS/ Intending purchasers will do well to wait this most favorable opportunity of improving their flocks. The sheep; will be enbmitted in lots to suit all comers,.and the breed is too well known to need further comment. Terms at sale. Sale at 1 o'clock. j7IL BENNETT, l.g Auctioneer. SALE BY AUCLION. TO-DAY, 13th INST. LE. NATHAN & CO. will SELL BY « AUCTION iin their Eojms, High street, Christchurch, on Thursday, the 13th inst., CROCKERY — Comprising cups and ■ saucers, toilet Bets, assorted basins, jugs (in sets), chambers, plates (various), dishes, &c. OLASSWAJftIiU-Tumhie--, wine glasses, and lamp chimneys LOOKING-GLASSES — Tray glasses, moulded, plain, and box, assorted eLges—9x7 to 18xl4 HARDWARE.—Britannia metal tea and coffee,pots, blocked tin and other teapots ; brass, tin, japanned, and other candlesticks ; nests japanned boxes, round, and square ; wire dish covers, tin whistles, metal inkstands. ELECTRQ-PLATED WAKE.—Tea and coffee services; spoons (tea, dessert, table, egg, and salt), forks (table and dessert) ; cruets, salt-cellars, centre stand, race cups CUTLERY.—TabIe and dessert knives and forks, pocket and pen knives, scisnors, bronzed iron fenders. BRUSHWARE.—Shoe, bannister, scullery, horse and other brushes; broomheads and handles. PICTURES.—Chromo-lithograph, imitation do, coloured photographs, engravings, various sizes. MILK-DlSHES.—Stamped tin and galvanised, various sizes. Toys and fancy goods, hair brushes, and combs. STATIONERY — Bottle ink, account books, novels, pencils, pens, drawing slates, albums, &c, And other goods. Note Hie hour of commencing, viz., 11 o'clock sharp. Terms liberal. 1-12 NOTICE. LEITHFIELD STEAM FLOUR MILL. fO STATION OWNERS AND ■•■'—'■ FARMERS.' - ■ # THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to SUPPLY best quality FLOUR at lowest current prices. N.B.—-Every attention paid to grists, and redaction made for large parcels. 12-K> — -BENN & WALKER. KAIAPOI REGATTA. THE TIME for RECEIVING BNTRIEB is EXTENDED to THURSDAY NEXT, atnoon.v — . E* G. KERB* I*ll Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. THE BUSINESS- of the UNDERSIGNED will 1 now be" oonduoted as formerly-in all its branches at the New Premises, Oashel street. PETER DUNCAN, 1-13 Wheelwright and Blacksmith. Al MINING ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST DIVIDEND is PAYABLE to Subscribers, on THURSDAY, 18th instant, at 8 o'clock p.m. JAMES BLA3TE, 1-12 Al, Cashel street; ■ ii n,minimum mm ——— i i n NOTICE. « IMMEDIATE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS JL will be taken to RECOVER all SUMS DUE to the " Press " paper np Ist December, 1863, NOT PAID, upon application, into my ©Bee, nea? Union Bank s Hereford street, Christchurch. Gr. A. MAKEIG, Af®at &? the late Psoprieto. of the «• "Press." ~* J2.80 ■—.—.l II I ——_■——_»_—» FOB DUNEDIN DIBEOT. npiHß New Zealand X Steam Navigation - Company's Favourite StesmJ^fe^lWJSgJPjtJ?: apwwited ta sail aa. on FRIDAY, the 14th. Ms&, at MATHESON'S AGENCY, 1-11 Lyttelton and CJhristchurch; WANTED, a LAI> a» GEOaas; andjoj make hi-Mslf generally oaefoL D» D%_i_SSg Armagh stress. t I * lo W>j®mß&-A GENERAL SERVANT -One ebon* 18 *fgtyjf M-i; Sssesa, Bake?,, Aa s :C&p«nl»o M*g