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Auctions B.WALTON* CO. ratpOBTAST SALE atBBCHAISDISB. NEW GOODS. " ' TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. ON ACCOUNT IT MAT CQNCEBN. Candles, Blue, Baisins, Currants, Sago, Pepper, Blacking, Figs. Cosaques, Wax Vestas, Champagne, Sherry, ' Salad Oils, Teas, Sugars, Hops, Preserved Milk, Fencing Wira, Iron Tanks, Boots and Shoes, &c, Ac, &c. TUESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, 1878, 2 o'clock. MESSRS R. WALTON & CO. have received instructions from thelmporters-to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, Hereford street, Christchurch, ON TUESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, 1878. At 2 o'clock, The following extensive assortment of Merchandise, at 2 o'clock sharp :— BOOTS AND UPPERS. 2 trunks women's Levant Balmorals 48 men's calf Alma uppers 72 do do On account of an Insolvent Estate. 1 new large blacksmith's bellows Also, 2 iron tanks, 400 gallons each 70 cases Page and Sandeman's champagne, pints and quarts 100 cases fine golden sherry 30 cafes Amontillado do . 30 cases, 1 doz. each, choice rum 1792 boxes new figs 24 do do Muscatel raisins 30 cases new currants 50 casks fine crushed loaf sugar, 1 cwt. each 20 bags, about 401b each, finest white counters 10 half-chests fine congou 10 do superior do 4 do very choice quality 79 boxes, Blb each, particularly fine congou 30 do, 251b each, lib- packs, Belmonfc candles 16 boxes, 251b each, lib packs, Brandon Nevas , 12 cases, 4 doz each, preserved milk 160 boxes blacking 185 do clay pipes 2 cases, 12 each, 1 gross boxes, H.T. soap powders 6 cases, 4 doz each, pints salad oil 6 do, 6doze±cb, half-pints do 8 do Cleaver's fancy soaps, in bars 13 bags, 501b each, white pepper 30 do, do, black do 2 do, l c olb each, sago 6 caees cosaques, assorted 3 medicine chests FKNCING WIRE. 5 tons best annealed, Nos. 6 and 9 10 do do, No. 8. Terms liberal. TUESDAY, 24th SBPTEMBBE, 1878. 9.14 2 o'clock. 9584 THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD KNOWN AS GiIAY'S, SUBDIVIDED IN 2'T ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL SITES. BEST PART OF RICCARTON ROAD. PLACED WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL PUBCHASfiRS. To Trustees, Investors, Speculators, persons of a provident nature, looking for largely increased future value, but few opportunities so advantageous have as jet been offered. To persons in search of a charming and beautiful, beiltby and agreeable building site, it ha 3 not its superior. THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1878. 11 o'clock. MESSRS R. WALTON & CO. have received instructions from .W. Wilson,. Esq., to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Booms, Hereford street, Christchnrch, On THURSDAY, *6th SEPTEMBER, 1878, at IV o'clock, All that magnificent estate, so well known as THE GRAYS. . situated in the mostbeautifnlpart of the Hiecarton 1-Coad, within a very easy distance of Christchurch. This beautiful property will be cut up, and subdivided into 27 SECTIONS OV ABOUT ONE QUARTER TACRE KACH, Six of which are corner sites, with THE HOUSE, CONTAINING J5 ROOMS, besides Coalhoase, Outbuildings, large Stables, Coachhouse. &c, &c, Arteaiin Well, Pomp, &c, with about two Acres of Land, comprising Lawn, Orchard fully stocked with superior froit trees, shrul}. bery, p'antation, &c. '_ Upon Section No. 7 is erected a well-built cottage of fonr rooms. The close proximity of >his property to the City of Christchurch, its healthy nature, the beauty of its surroundings, and the high respectability of its neighbours, give to these sections a peculiar value as site3_for buildings, to those engaged in business in Christchurch. It is a little beyond the Deans e3tate. Lithographic plans are now being prepared, and will be ready for del.very next week. Terms liberal. Title undoubted. THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1878, 6-2 11 o'clock. 8963 SPLENDID OPENING FOR INVESTMENT OR SPECULATION. A GREATLY NEEDED TOWNSHIP ON THE DIRECT LINE OF THE AMBERLEY AND BRUNNERTON RAILWAY. AN EARLY SELECTION MADE FOB THIS TOWNSHIP. GREAT TRAFFIC. MAGNIFICENT DISTRICT. DARNLEY. DARNLEY. DARNLEY. THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1878, MESSRS R. WALTON & CO. have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Rooms, Hereford street, Chriatchurcn, ON THURSDAY. 26th SEPTEMBER, 1878, At 11 o'clock, All those piece 3of land, being rural sections 2730 and 2731, situated on THE GREAT NORTH ROAD, On the bank of.the river Waipara, about six miles from the present railway terminus, and five miles from the Weka Pass. The rich valley of Omihi is immediately opposite. The new township is called DARNLEY, And the land will be subdivided in convenient sections of about ONE-QUARTKR ACRE EACH, With reserves for school, church, &c. The direct line of the Amberley and Brnnnerton Extension railway is through the township, as settled by the last survey, but whether the route taken for the Railway be via Weka Pass or Omihi Valley, this Township is right on the line, and which ever route is adopted for the Main Tronk line the other is certam to have a branch, the junction being _at or close to Darnley. It must therefore without doubt become an inland town of great importance. At this site the late Provincial Government determined to erect the bridge over the Waipara. The traffic of the whole northern district, the Amnri, &c, &c , will centre here, and the first purchasers of these sections will certainly reap a great profit. AH Gavernmont land h -.3 been withdrawn from sale in the part, which greatly enhances the value of all lands in the district. The Township i<? surrounded by the Estates of G. H Moore (Glenmark), W. F. Innes (Mount Brown), R. Woodhouse, and F. Courage. The Title Land Transfer. Plans and lithographs are being prepared. Terms unusually liberal. THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1876. I 9.5 11 o'clock. 9889 NOTICE. SOUTHBRIDGE SECTIONS. PURCHASERS are reqnested to PAY tneir INSTALMENTS at our office. The second payment is A c 27th September. B. WALTON & CO.', Hereford street. 9-14 9331 MESSRS R. WALTON 4; CO. have for sale Mo;ewcod's corrugated iroJ, 26 gauge, 6, 7, and Bft Bta k annealed fenrins wire, Noa 6, 8, and 9 Mid Kent and Sussex hope Crushed losf sugar, 1 cwt. eisks. AH at lowest rates. 9-14 9530 R. WALTOH & CO.