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Auctions. J. G. HAWKES. T BC I S_ D A. V, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17th. CONTTNTJATION OF SALE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATED W T ARE, &c, &c. ' T_/TB J. G HAWKES is instructed to SELL _fJL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms. Her-fird street, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, viz., Sitting room, bed room, and kitchen of all descriptions STERLING SILVER spoons, forks, cream jugs, wine strainers, Ac-, &c. I Lot of well-selected BOOKS. Also, Invoice of ELECTEO PLATED WARE, Comprising— Tea and coffee sets, cruets, toast racks, forks, nutcrackers, butters, egg frames,, Ac, Ac. Invoice of WOOD PIPES, amber, ivory, and bone mouthpieces. Lot empty cases and crates." Sale at 12 o'clock. 147 NO RESERVE. 6163 SATURDAY, jANUARYISTBt. ORGAN. MR J. G- HAWKES is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, THE ORGAN, Recently erected at the Orphanage, Lyttelton, for Mr E. Giraud. by E. H. Jenkins, of Kaiapoi. SPECIFIC ATI HN OF THE ORGAN :— GREAT ORGAN, CC to F in alto. No. I—Open diapason, Bft. metal No. 2—Stop dianason, bass, Bft. wood No. 3—Clmribella. Bft wood No. 4—Oa-nba, Bft. metal No. 6—Principal. 4ft. metal No. 7 —* lute. 4ft wood No. S—Piccolo, 2ft. wood No 9—Trumpet, Bft. metal. SWELL ORGAN, CC to F in alto. No. I—Open diapason, fift. metal No. 2—Stop diapason, Bft wood No. 3—Principal=&Ut. wood No. 4—Hautbois"l_Kimetal. PEDAL ORGAN7-CC to C 25 NOTES. No. I—Bourdon, 16ft. wood No. 2—Violoncello. Bft. wood. COUPLERS. Swell to Great—Great to Pedal Swell to Pedal Three composition pedals to great organ. This organ is very powerful, constructed with all the most modern improvements, handsomely finished, extremely compact, and second to none in the colony. The action is reversed, allowing the organist to face the choir or orchestra. Sale at 12 o'clock. Full r__tieri___ can be obtained from the Auction er offices, Hereford street, Christchnrch; or of Mr W. H. Lance, agent for the "Lyttelton Times," Lyttelton. Mr Lance will attend intending purchasers to view the organ. 1-14 5977 E. W. ROPER. ROPER'S HORSE REPOSITORY, CATTLE YARDS. AND ATJCTION_ EOOMS. SATURDAY, 18th JANUARY, 12 O'CLOCK. THE usual weekly AUCTION SALE of Horses. Vehicles, Cattle, Pigs, Poultry, Produce, and Miscellaneous Goods, will be held as above. SPECIAL ENTRIES. 3 Hornsby's self-deli very reapers, with extras, in good condition. Also, 1 second hand buggy 1 set Becond hand harness 1 grey mare, good in side saddle, also single and double harness, and used to children. 1-17 6127 TO AUCTIONEERS, BUSINESS MEN, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE BY TENDER. ROPER'S HORSE REPOSITORY, CATTLE SALEYARDS, PRODUCE STORES, AUCTION ROOM, AND LAND AND ESTATE AGENCY, AUCTION SALE ROOMS, Colombo stb__t and Lichfield stb___, CHRISTCHURCH. ~A«"R E. W. ROPER having determined lo JjjL retire from the above business, OFFERS IN ONE LOT BY TENDER, The Very Valuable Leasehold Premises and Business attached thereto, the leasehold of Auction Room and Produce Store, having sixteen years unexpired, frontage S3 x 6pft. about, situate in the centre of Christchurch, and in the most commanding and rapidly rising part of Colombo street, being a two storey brick building, having a back entrance from Lichfield street by a ten foot asphalted right-of-way : splendidly adapted on the basement floor for any business, whilst the upper floor has been fitted for the Land and Estate Agency and Auction Rooms. The leasehold of Cattle and Live Stock Yards, having nineteen years unexpired, with 42ft. frontage on Lichfield Btreet by 127 ft. in depth, with a right-of-way on each Bide of 10ft., which connects with the Auction Rooms from Colombo street. This ia a most valuable holding, and can be diverted for any class of building. The Horse Repository, Stock Yard, and extra yard, are held under rental until 1882, after which period further arrangements can be made. In submitting the above for sale, attention is particularly requested to the fact that the value of the leaseholds is undeniable, the position central, aad one of the best in Christchnrch. The present business is well established and rapidly increasing, and with the many advantigea of development that the business contains, cannot fail in the hands of energetic men to realise » handsome fortune. The above will remain open for Sale by Tender until the 31st January, 1879. The highest or any tender not necessarily ceptedfior particulars, apply to E. W. SUPER, Auctioneer, 1-10 5753 Colombo street. B. WILKIN •_ CO. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. TM7"E beg io intimate to Flockowners and TT Farmer, that we will hold PERIODICAL SALES OP WOOL During the season at crar NEW ZBAIiAND WOOL STOBBS Hereford street. __ wo act cmly as Selling Brokers owners may rely upon their Wool being sold to the best advantage, or if desired shipped Home to our London agentsTerms liberal, as follows, viz.t— Receiving, delivering, aud sorting... 2s per bale „ ~ „<*.&! per bag Classing, if required £d per lb Cartage from Christchurch Railway station to store ... 6d per bale Fire insurance ... 6d per bale » » - 3d per bag Commission on sales effected 2. per cent up to £500; 1. per cent upon any amount in excess of thatsum. EOB_3_T WILKIN & CO., Wool Broken. Christchurch, Nov. 4th, 1878. 11-7 2581 MILES, HASSAL & CO. TO MILLERS AND INVESTORS. WATER-POWER FLOUR MILL WITH GOOD CONNECTION AND CHOICE FREEHOLD LANi). FOR - SALE. "mf-ESSRS MILES, HASSAL & CO. hare IT! received instructions from Mr W. _L Burton- to offer for sale THE RAVENSWOOD MILL, WOODEND, either with three or fifty acres of LAND. Tbe b_H has at present two pairs of stones, but the power is estimated to be sufficient to drive three pain. From its splendid position it commands the trade of a large portion of the rich district in which it is situated. The quality of the Ravenswood land is not surpassed by anything in Canterbury. i The terms will be liberal, Full particulars on j application to MILES, HASSATi & CO., Chr-tchnrch. 1-8 5613