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Aactione. T EC I YWEDNESDAY, MABCH 26ihCANTEBBUBYSALEYABDS. -m/pssßS H. MATSON * CO. *»m » JH cerred At Ihe above Yard*, O FULUMOUTHED MNOOLK--2 LEICESTEB BAMS, bred by M. Holmes, Esq. No Beserre. H. MATSON A CO., Anctroneers. MOST IMPORTANT MEBCHANDISE SALE. SPECIAL OBDEB. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS AND FOB STOCK TAKING. FOB ABSOLUTE SALE. WEDNESDAY, 26th MABCH, 1879, 2 o'clock. JUTESSBS H. MITSON ft CO. have reJjJL ceived instructions from Messrs Dalgety, Nichols and Co. to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Warehouse in Cathedral Square, Christehurcb, ON WEDNESDAY, 26rH MABCH, 1879, 2 o'clock, A Most Extensive and Varied Azw.-tment of aU Kinds of MEBCHANDISE, Comprising— TEAS, ax Giß MOUTH. No. I—Bo half-chests, each 41 lbs, good congou 3—lo half-chests, each 411bs, do 5—26 half-chests, each 411bs, fine congtra B—B9 halx-chesta, each 4Ubs, do 31—66 boxes, each lllbs do , SUGABS. ' 170 sacks yellow counter sugar, each abomt 2000* . ...__ 89 sacks white counter sugar, each aJout" aoofte No. 1—257 pockets yellew counter soear 3—106 do light yellow coanter do 4—169 do light yellow counter do 6—207 do yellow crystal do 1 1 7—185 do yellow crystal *► 8—274 do fine do do ' ; 9—182 do finest do do '< 10-331 do eitranneyeßowcryatalßngitt 11—381 do do de d* 17—®e d« white crystal suvar 28—D97 do fine whit* crystal enfar —«4 do do oo deIβ—SS9 do do de 00 21—ia do do do do 20-«0 do do do do 24—»2 4» d* do f> 88— IA Aβ do do do 250 bales cornsaeks,eaehßSe 400 esses quarts Blood's stoat, each 4 dee. 100 do pints ia do 6 do 63 do Norwegian ale, qnarta and piats ' 14 eaaks salphar, each 8 ew*. 14 oases BeQ aad Black's (500's) vestu, '. 14 eases Ceffia Heart's, quarts aad ports, champagne SO qr-eaaks Campbelltowa whisky, 7 o p. 9 tons Braby's aun brand galvanized iron, 6, 7, aad-8 fs. bogtos . 12 teas Lysaghfsorb brand sjalvsaiaea iwm, 6, 7. 8. aad 9fL lengths . " " 167 do»*n 501b fiour bags 15 cases Champion's Uh.DSF anstort, «ach4dcs. • . 13 ease* Champion's $b DSF mustard, each 6 das. 700 oases Cameron's light-of-ago kerosene «1 (high test), each 8 galL 9SO oases Cameron's diamond, kerceeoe oil. eaehfi tafle. 44,000 best American slates. 20 x 10 SOO boxes clothes pias. each S gross # • Ecsesbestaeeortedmauldingß, all sums aad patterns 1 Americaa buggy 2 American waggonettes Tbe above Sale is a Special Clearing to Close Conrgnmentaandfor Stock Taking,and presents «n opportunity that but seldom offer*. Ten** TCaj^i-* ,-,- •*— .■": WEDNESDAY, 86th MABCH, 1879, 8-85 Twoo'ctock. • 9634 TO MEBCHANTS, TOBACCONISTS, AMD 7 OTHEKB.. ON ACCOUNT OF™WHOM IT MAY eONCBBN. BLACK SWAN TWKT TOBACCO. , THUBSDAY, MABCH 37, 1879. Eleven o'clock. -mAESSBS H. MATSON tc. CO. have reJXIL oeived instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Queen's Bond, (Mr C. W, Turner's, Casbel street) ON THUBSDAY, MABCH 27th, 1879, Eleven o'clock sharp, On account of whom it may couecra, Ork QUABTEB TIVBCES BLACK £S3 SWAN TWIST TOBACCO, in the Queen's Bond, Mr CW. Turner's, Cashel street Terms at Sale. TBUBSDAY, MABCH 27, 1879, 1 S-25 Eleven o'clock. 962S THUBBDAY, MABCH 27> CLEARING SALE. MESSBS H. MATSON « CO. have re- . ceived instructions from Mr J. W. Sawle (who is leaving for the North Island) to BELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Homestead, at Greendate, ON THUBSDAY, MAE.CH 27th, 1879, At 12 o'clock, ' ' The whole of his LIVE AND DEABv STOCK * HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, Without Beserre. Also, The FABiT, consisting of 415 acres of capital lind, being one of the early selections, aad situated on the Hawkins Eiver, seven miles from Horndcn Junction, eight miles from Kicwee Station, nine miles from Dtmsandel, and nine miles from Selwyn, thus forming a centre to the several rail, way stations, subdivided into twelve paddocks, all well fenced with live fences. The hud has yielded 60 bushels of wheat to the acre, besides being good grazing. Also, A good EIGHT-BOOHED;|HOUSE, stable for eight horses, storeroom, and two weHe. If the farm is not sold, it will be let by auction for & term of five years. HORSES—I bay mare, 8 years; 1 chestnut horse, 5 years j 1 chestcHt filly, 4 years; 1 bay horse, 4 years ; 1 light bay, 4 years; 1 dark bay, 9 years ; 1 bay mare, 6years; 1 roan mare, 7 jeirs. (The above heavy draught horses are all staunch and thoroughly accustomed to all kinds of farm wort.) 1 splendid bay cob. 5 years, just broken to saddle; 1 bay trap horse, 8 years ; 1 bay pony, syears, will carry a lady; 2 3-year-old unbroken colts; 2 yearlings, by Lord Courtney; 1i o, by Lord Glasgow; 1 do, by Slanderer. Also 5 horses CATTLE, 4C.-2 cows in full profit; 2 cows about 250 lambs ; 4 pigs. Also, abent-SOfowJs.- -■- --• IMPLEMENTS—I three furrow plougl., 1 double-furrow plough,. 1 single-furrow plough, all by Ban3omes and Simms; 10 sets of harness, 2 sets of Howard harrows, 1 set extra large Howard harrows, 1 Cambridge roller (nearly new); 1 combine, complete, with elevators and water tank (by Rub ton and Proctor) ; I'9-horse power steam engine, by Marshall aad Soa, of Ipswich, a first-class engine, and ia thorough good working orler; % Adelaide strippers, by J. Martin and-Co.; 2 good drays, 1 portable water tank, 1 spring tragponette. And A large qusctity of miscellaneous articles Also, A large and well assorted quantity of J HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBE. i At same time, On account of Herbert and Andrew Ward, " 140 Acres -good Land will be offered for sale, pattly fenced, and 50 acres broken up. Terms easy. - , -r .Luncheon provided. : H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers.