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Auctions ~ J. G. HAWKES. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ist. DRAPERY, &0. MR. J. G. HAWKES has received instructions from the trustees to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON OCTOBER Ist, IN HIS NEW SALE ROOM, Without any Reserve, THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK-IN-TRADE in the Assigned Estate of HUGH GORDON, Consisting of— Haberdasbery, hosiery, fancy goods, dress goods, &C, &C Also, at same time, Quantity of winceys, flannels, checks, tweeds, serges, printed muslins, muslin delaines, Crimean shirts, raffles, gloves, elastic, trimmings, collars, ginghams, umbrellas, ladies' under clothing, Sec. Also, A small and well selected assortment of men's, youth's, and children's clothing of newest patterns just arrived from England A few pieces of splendid tweeds Also, A large assortment of fancy goods, comprising albums, metallic books, briar pipes, papeteries, ivory, steel and jet jewellery, razors, tooth brushes, &c, ke. A beautiful assortment of real gold jewellery Needles and hair pins in ornamental cases 9-24 Sale at 11 o'clock. 9885 ASHBURTON TOWNSHIP. 41 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2nd. MR. J. G. HAWKES has received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON F KID AY, THE 2nd OCTOBER, At bis New Sale Room, Hereford street, 41 HALF-ACRE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in the rising Township of Ashburton, being part of Rural Section 7767. These sections are admirably adapted for business purposes, being within a few minutes' walk of tbe railway, and having frontages on that main thoroughfare, the Wakanui road, and an accommodation road running between that and the Upper Wakanui road. The upset price is so low and the terms so easy as to bring them within reach of all purchasers, A plan can be seen at the Auction Room ; also, at the office of Mr C. E. Fooks, Ashburton. 9-28 Sale at 12 o'clock. 999 TO LET, those first-clasß BUSINESS PREMISES in Hereford street, lately used by Mr J. G. Hawkes as an Auction Room. There is a good cellar below and warebouse above. Permission will be given to build over tbe right of way into the New Auction Room. Apply to J. G. HAWKES, 9-28 9998 Auctioneer. MATSON AND CO. "" THIS. DAY. BY AUCTION. THUBBDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1874. iOA 64-GALLON NEW OAK IRON±OU BOUND CASKS, By the Best London Coopers, TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, BY MESSBS H. MATSON AND CO, (After the skin and hide sale), OH THURSDAY NEXT, the Ist OCTOBER, 1874. A rare opportunity for tallow shippers, meat preservers, and others. H. MATSON k CO., 9-29 37 Auctioneers. EXTENBIVE SALE OF PLANT, ke., IN THE ESTATE OF i J. H. ANDREWS k CO., BREWERS.

M.EBSBS H. MATBON and CO have .jeceived instructions from R. Walton, Esq- Trustee in the above Estate, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On tbe Premises, Ferry road, On FRIDAY, the 2nd of OCTOBER NEXT, At 11 o'clock precisely, The whole of the PLANT, UTENSILS. STOCK-IN-TRADE, HORSES, CART, Sec, la.the Estate of J. H. Andrews and Co., Brewers ; consisting of— -900 bushels malt T r34od6'bailey -'-- 5 hhds of ale and porter r dozen bottled beer '700 dozen bottles ~u;€s. empty hogsheads 13 do kegs, 10 gallons each 43 do do, 6 do 13 do do, 3 do 4 dodo, 2do 200 empty sacks 8 bags sugar 10 gross coke 1 large galvanized stable 1 refrigerator and cooler 4 tuns 2 excellent horses 2 spring carts, harness, Sec 8 hhds vinegar 14 stitlients 1 pump, lead and pipe 1 malt screen 1 Avery's weighing machine 1 large iron boiler and tap 21 drawers 1 malt crusher 5 malt shovels, I fork, 1 pair steelyards, 2 brewers' burs, tables and chairs. 1 clock, 4 brooms and handles. 5 brass taps, 2 zinc cans, 3 baskets, 1 sparge, 1 washtub, quantity of indiarubber hose, wheel and sack barrow, pokers, syphon, wire, labels, tin-foil, finings, slates, &C Sec, Sec. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 1874. 11 o'clock. 9- 28 9428 " J. & B. H. CAMPBELL. " TATTERSALL'S. MESSES J. AND R. H. CAMPBELL intimate that they have commenced business as STOCK, STATION, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, and AUCTIONEERS. They are prepared to undertake the sale of Fat and Store Stock at the Publio Sale Yard?, or otherwise. The Weekly Sale of Horses will be held as usual on Saturdays. They will be happy to undertake Sales publicly or privately, on other days of the week ; and they are also prepared to hold Sales of Stud Sheep, at the Repository, which has a peculiarly excellent situation and convenience for such purpose. Mr J. H. Bennett wiU at present conduct the Sales by Auction on our account. All Account Sales will be rendered and settled at termination of each day's sale. r 9-29 35 TATTERSALL'S. MESSRS J. AND R. H. CAMPBELL have several entire S98&B *Q* BAAS, 9-39 H