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Press, Volume XLI, Issue 6119, 29 April 1885, Page 4

BBHNETTB 8808. THIS DAY. A DDINGTON "tCTABDS. wednesday. t4jtesses bennetts beos, jm. will sell, *"w£\€\ fbime fat cbossbbed ; >|bIIU wbthebs STOBE WETHEBS G&fifh CBOSSBBED LAMBS O(~)f} MSBINO EWES CBOSSBBED EWES ' 1 KA HEAD FAT and STOBE lpU CATTLE, SPBINGEBS,4o., including good lines of grown steers. prime fat cattle, 4c. 4-28 3009 B. WALTON 4 CO. THIS DAY. LABGE AND IMPOBTANT SALE - or M EEC HAN DISE, STATIONEBY, PLATED WABE, MUSICAL INSTBUMENTS, PIANO, 4c., 4c. TtyTESSES B. WALTON 4 CO. have reJJ/A. eeived instructions from the Importers, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THUS * LABGE MEBCANTILE SALE BOOMS, Cashel street, Christchurch, WEDNESDAY, 29th APBIL, 1885, 11 o'clock, - . 19 Quarters Sootch whiskey, to dMeconeignmente '.« :%. ' 14 Half-cheets Congou tea, to elese consignments ' 190 Cases Geneva, to close consignments 3 Quarters Lemon Bart's W.l. rum, to close consignments 2 Cases champagne . 2 Casks rice. -. . .»- ---1 Bag tapioca Paper bags, 4c. A quantity of tinware, watering pots, cane, 4c. TWO INVOICES OF PLATED WABE, Comprising— E.P. cruets, various pickle stands, liquor stands Marmalades, jugs, cake baskets, cups, butters ' Chamber candlesticks, breakfast cruets, egg frames Kettle stands, sugars, teapots, claret ftgff, tablespoons and forks, various, 4c., 4c., 40. Chamois leathers. INVOICE OF WOLF AND SONS' STATIONERY GOODS, Compruing— Lead pencils, all kinds and colors , Paper cleaners, refills, pens, clips, slates, limnoscopes Gold and silver saucers, gold bronze powder, porte papiers Boiling rulers, ruling pens, 4c., 40., 4c. ■ And other goods. . MUST BE SOLD, TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. WEDNESDAY, 29th APBIL, 1885, 4-18 11 o'clock. 2632 IMPOBTANT SALE OF FUENITUEE", GLASBWABE, CHINA, * •• PAINTIMGS, STATUEB, PIANOS, 40., 4c, 4c. , Tl/rEBSKS B. WALTON 4 CO. have JjJL received instructions from the Importers and Owners to SELJLr BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THETB • LABGE FUBNITUBE AUCTION BOOM, Caehel street, Christchurch, OK TUESDAY, MAY sth, 1885, 2 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING :— Handsome bedroom suite, complete -Chest-of drawers, pedestals, 4e. (just landed) - 4 marble mantlepieces Drawing room suite, cretonne Dining table, bookcase Dining room suite, in horsehair Drawing room suite Tapestry couches, easy chairs ; . Gi^chimney-glaßeee •-*• 4 ■':'"■• '■ Handsome sideboard .- . -Teleacoge dining table Prize cedar dining suite, cheffonier Becking chairs, perambulator Chest of drawers, coal vases Double canopy bedstead . . - Carpets, toilet glasses, 4c. Folding cots and bedsteads Handsome dinner waggon, clock Steel bedsteads Elegant Japanese screens : Large telescope, day and night Platedware of all kinds 4 pianos, various makers (Ascherberg, Bosener, Collard. 4c, 4c. White and gold cups and saucers Caraffes and refs, tumblers Wine glasses (port and sherry) Glass jugs, gasogene, claret jug, 40. Statues (various) Ornaments in variety And a variety of other articles. TUESDAY, "MAY sth, 1885. 2 o'clock. ' : 4-29 Terms Liberal. 8094 JOHNINGBAM. ~~ IMPOBTANT UNBESEBVED CLEARING SALEjOF TIMBEB. 100,000 ""• JOHN INGBAM has received instructions from Mr F. Luera (in consequence of his retiring from the saw-milling and timber, business; to : SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On THUBSDAY, MAY 14th, At his SAWMILLS, WEST OXFOED, The whole of his STOCK OF TIMBEB, Comprising, I AA AAA FEET of SED and l\)%J 9 i)i}\J WHITE PINE 7 and BISCH TIMBEB, 3 x 1, 3 x 2, 4x1,4x2,4x3,6x1, 6x2,6x3,6x4,8x1, 8x1,8x3,8x5. Also, 12 WOBKING BULLOCKS, belonging to the mill; yokes, bows, chains, sledge and dray. r As Mr Luers has let his mills and bush, the timber will be sold without the slightest reserve. ' ; Arrangements will be made to get the timber to the railway station at a very low rate. ; : ' -:-' '•' .'..' j^ Conveyances will meet the morning train at West Oxford to convey intending purchasers to the sale, and wiu return in time to catch the eyeniogtrain. SaleatlL3oa.m. Luncheon provided. Terms at sale. 4-15 2550 JOHN INGBAM, Auctioneer. CLEABING SALE. JOHN INGBAM has received instructions from W. J. Bassett, Esq., of Stormouat, View Hill, West Oxford, to HOLD A CLEAEING SALE ■ os SURPLUS LIVE STOCK, AGBICULTUBAL TMPLEMENTS, 4c, 40., On the Farm, OH FBIDAY, Ist MAY, As follows^ — 125 Merinos and Cross-bred Ewes fr) 2-tooth Wethers 4 Draught Horses 3 Draught Mans 5 Milch Cowa 9 Head Young Stock 1 Beaper'and Binder 1 Side-delivery Beaper 1 Horse Bake 8 Doufale-farrow Ploughs ' 2 Single do do 2 Buggies . . : ■ - - And. A number of Sundries. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 noon. JOHN INGBAM, • 4-16 2551 Auotioneer. :