Amettona J. O. HAWEES. THIS DAY. - TUESDAY, JANUARY 15. ■3» PUBLICANS, CONFECTIONERS, AND OTHERS. MB J. G. HAWKES is instructed by . the Committee of the Canterbury Cricket -AMDostian. to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, JUDCLTFFE*S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TUESDAY, JANUABY 15, THE SITES FOB BEFBESHMENT BOOTHS, Ac., On the Cricket Ground, at the forthcoming CB CKET MATCH,— AUSTRALIA v CANTERBURY, TBm ft* Ui on the 19th, 21st, and 22nd January. as follows: — H». I—Laneheon Booth: required to supply refreshments to members of the teams and officers at all hours during the above days. So. 2—PubKcan's Booth. X..3— Do. do. These booths to supply the best of liquorsFull particulars at sale. "MS Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. 6864 ~ POSTPONEMENT OS , SALE. FTfHE SALE, advertised to take place at Mr ■ If. H. Bennet's, Barbadoes etreet, ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 15th, IS POSTPONKD till further notice. J. G. HAWEES, "3UIS 6952 Auctioneer. ALTERATION IN SALE. WEDNESDAY, JANUABY 16th. fWXBE SALE of Furniture, advertised to be _M_ held at the resideace of Mr A. Jameson, SOUTH TOWN BELT, *Wiffl>e neM in MY ROOMS, Hereford street, «a weich the FURNITURE has been removed tat convenience of sale, on the same date, I * B *^ y ' Jan J Ai. l ?Eb. HAWEES, 5-15 6953 Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JANUABY 16. FUBNITUBE AND EFFECTS. ~m/|B J. G. HAWKES will SELL BY lyl PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Booms, Hereford street, A iMige Quantity of FURNITURE, removed for the convenience of sale : SOTTING BOOM—Dining-room suite in zaahogany and hair, drawing-room suite In striped rep, settee in green velvet, ladder, Brussels, and tapestry carpets, coaches in hair, leather, and creton, easy ekair in creton, fenders and irons, 2 walnut escritoires, framed engravings and oleographs, p ; er glass in gilt frame. 3ft 3in by 4ft, dining and other tables, chairs. &c, &c 4l4oaea spindle-backed 1 chairs, pedestal officetable, do. washstand. JIEDBOOMS—DoubIe and single iron tedsteads, spring, flock, and flax mattrasses feather pillows, blankets, washstands and -ware, towel hones, cot, stretchers, dressing tables and looking-glasses, night commodes, hip baths and water cans, Ac, Ac. HTCHEN, Aα— Firat-clase American cook; ing store, portable boiler, cooking utensils, chain, tables, crockery, cutlery, e&ss mad electro-plate ware, meat safe, garden tools, washtubs, &c, &c. Stare cupboard, 6x6. 7 pianos and 3 harmoniums.' Wbk and bou*e linen. Well-bred game fowls. tL-lt Sale at 12 o'clock. 6957 PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. _J_ft CASEB FUENITUEB, ~^ g * w Now Landing. ~K/TB J. G. HAWEES is instructed by the JH. Importers, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, JkXfCHB BOOMS, HEBEFOBD STBEET, CHBI3TCHUECH, At an early date, 40 CASES HANDSOME ¥ U R N I T U R E. looking Glasses Iron Bedsteads *e_ther Pillows ana . Bolsters BUti lao-feem oaootfa fione Hair, Ac., Ac ' Jff.B.—The Auctioneer can safely call the jrifamtimi of the pnblic to the above furniture as -«■*«€ the handsomest and best consignments ttkat erer armed in the market, and specially Mihitifl from one of the best London houses. IA.I Catalogues in preparation. 6883 C. C. AIKMAN. T H IS DAY, TUESDAY, ISth JANUARY. potatoesTlpotatoes !! BY PUBLICAUCnON, IN TH» SALEBOOMS, CASHEL STBEET. ~**~B a C. ATKMAN will SELL, as JH- above, 34 fog* new Potatoes, just arrived, ex Wellington, from Onehunga. TtJA Sale at 12 o'clock. 6889 FOB SALE, "TTTBEY Superior Walnut Albert PIANO, by - W Cramer; Very Superior Bosewood HABMONIUM, 10 stops, by Cramer, just landed by 1-7 6S6S a C. AIKMAN, Cashel street. B.WALTON* CO. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. TOBACCOS, TEAs7~iuGABS, SA.UCE9, Preserved Provisions, Jams, Corks, White ~ Xeatd, Paints. Varnishes, Vinegar, Pepper, liquorice, Wines and Spirits, &c., &c. ■miTBSSBS B. WALTON A CO. will SELL ft* BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, Hereford street, next Bank of New Zealand, ChrUtchurch, ok THURSDAY NEXT, JANUABY Yin, At 2 o'clock, TTbe following assortment of MERCHANDISE: 5 quarter tierces Black Swan tobacco JH) cases, each 6 doz., Hobart 1 own jams {Brockets finest white counters sugars 34 cases, 4 doz. each, tomato sauce 45 half-chests choice congou, ex Somerset, new season's US boxes choke congou, ex Somerset, new season's A half chests very fine flavoured congou, ex Gloucester 22 bales long—short corks 46 lias, 281b each, white lead. Also, An invofcS of paints and varnish, patent driers, fcfciek, blue, and green paint, ochre, •, Venetian* red, varnishes (various) . '-. "32 Quarter casts dark vinegar t bale (680) flour bags \ 35 eases fine blue berries 9 cases preserved venison 2 ease, 1 cwt., white pepper 3 cases Hcjuorice S cases preserved meats, soups, &c, &c., &c. Also, WINES AND SPIBTTS, 3By order of the Consignors, to close accounts: 30 eases Otard and Co.'s pnle brandy 5d eases, 1 doz. eaeb, very fine dry AmontiQado sherry 355 cases, 1 dos. each, old hnra sherry SO eases, 1 doz. each, Carte Blanche champagne 20 quarter casks Lemon Hart's ram, 12 o.p. 90 cases, pints, St. Julien claret 16 eases, 1 do*, each, pale brandy ■4O eases. 1 doz. each, Jamaica rum (Lemon Hart's), &c, 4c, &c. Terms Terr liberal. SaIe—THUBSDAT. JANUARY 17th, X-1S Two o'clock. 6927 E. W. EOPKB. HORSES ! ROSSES ! HOBSSS 2 BOPEB-8 HOBBE~ EEPOSITOBT, Adjoining the Cartia Yards. JBRTSANCK: LK_H_TKLD AND CASHEL STBKETS. SALE OV HOBSES, VEHICLES, CARTS, DBAYB, fto., Ac, Ac., BVBBT SATURDAY, 31-38 AtlSo'doek. 3&47
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Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 3894, 15 January 1878, Page 4
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