Aa«tl4MM» B. WALTON A CO. TO MESCHANTS, TBADEBS, DEALEJJS, BHOPKEEPEBS, AND OTHEEd. THE LARGEST AND MOST VABIED STOCK OF GOODS OFFERED IN CANTERBOBY. THE WHOLE STOCK! WILL BB CLEARED OUT WITHOUT RESERVE. Also, THE PREMISES, SECTIONS OF LAND, HORSEB, CARTS, SADDLERY, HARNESS, AND PLANT. Owners leaving the Province. -ayTESSRS R. WALTON - CO. have reJ_UL ceived instructions from MeesTß Gallagher Bros., of Kaiapoi, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At their premises, Charles Street, Kaiapoi, OH MONDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, TUBS' DAY 29th. WEDNEBDAY 30th, AND THURSDAY, Ist OCTOBER, Commencing each day at 11 o'clock, The whole of the caref ally selected STOCK, LAND, PREMISES, PLANT, , 4c, as the owners are leaving the Province, Comprising— i GROCERIES of every kind—Tea, sugar, I ourrante, raisins, candles of all kinds, soap, fish, chemicals, starch, blue, oils of every kind, sago, rice, condensed milk, tapioca, arrowroot, patent and other medicines, matches, blacking, tobacco, mustatd, pepper, spices, &c, &c., 4c. WINES AND SPIBITS, 4o.—Ale, stout, draught and bottle, brandies, case and bulk, whiskey, gin, Hollands, *c., Port end sherry, Australian wines IRONMONGERY—CutIery, brushware, in (rreat variety CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c, of all kind* FANCY GOODS—Stationery, perfumery, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES of every description HORSES—Draught, buggy, and light harness CARTS—Express and buggy, Ac. HARNESS—SingIe and double SADDLERY of all kinds The whole of tbe above large stock will be sold in detail without reserve, upon very liberal terms, as the owners are leaving immediately. Also, the extensive range of stores situated in Charles street, Kaiapoi. north Bide, adjoining the Bank of New Zealand, with about half an acre of land, suitable for an extensive business. Title, Land Transfer. Also, on the south side of Charles* street, Kaiapoi, the large bacon caring store, with smoke house and every accommodation attached. Frontage on the river. Harbor Board lease. The property will be sold first. Catalogues are preparing. The terms will be very liberal. Trains leave Chriabehurch for Kaiapoi at 7.35 a.m. and 1155 a.m., and ieturn in the evening at 6 40 p.m. MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, 28th, 29th, and 30th SEPTEMBER, and Ist OCTOBER. 9-19 8101 TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, * BLACKSMITHS, ENGINEERS, AND BUYERS OF FURNITURE. R WALTON & CO. instructed will «. SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Premises. 183 Madras street, Christchurch, on 'IHURSDAY, Ist OCTOBER, 1885, at 11 o'clock, the following shovels, picke, spades, strong truck, steel wheels, vices, drilling machines, portable forges, hammers, jacks, Clyburn wrenches, tap and dies, pulley blocks, wire brushes for tubes, &0., Ac. Iron bedsteads (some with springs), two sideboard cheffoniers, one largo sideboard, one trichord piano, folding tables, specially suitable for verandahs, &c, &c.; also, a quantity of miscellaneous goods, comprising flower baskets, briar pip's, brushware, haberdashery, umbrellas, &c.,&c. Terms liberal. 9-28 8342 a. j. boss. CENTRAL SALEROOMS. THIS DAY. 20 Carcases prime wether mutton 10 Tona Dot wont potatoes 5 Tons seed potatoes, various 60 Sacks whole wheat, 40 do bailey. 1 Set trap harness, 1 do buggy harness 40 Cheese SO Bolls dairy-fed bacon 2 Tons prime baoon and bams, Without reserve. 40 Boxes tea, 6 tins biscuits 2 Spring Carto ■ And SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFJtCTS, Without Reserve, Including suite ia walnut, tables, couches, chairs, ' &c, Ac. HJ. EOSB"WILL SELL, • 'At the CENTRAL SALE BOOMS, T H I S DA V, At 11 o'clock, GOODS AS ABOVE. Terms cash. H. J. ROSS, 9-26 8360 A. AYEBB. Auctioneer. THIS DAY. BY ORDER OF E. C. LATTER, ESQ., OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE IN THE ESTATE OF R. LIGHT. HJ. ROs¥~~ WILL SELL • AT TBM CENTRAL SALEROOMS, Under instructions as above, At 1 o'clock,* ow SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, A Quantity of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, Consisting of TEA AND COFFEB SERVICE TEA FOUNTAIN CAKE BASKET Also, Silver watch Bracelets Cameo rings Set of Metal Diah Coven, very massive All New Goods and for Absolute Sale. Terms cash- ■ , H. J.EOBB, ,f 9-26 8381 A. AYEBS, Auctioneer. A. AYBBS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. UNRESERVED SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. OWNER LEAVING" THE COLONY. "JI/TR A. AVERS; in conjonction with JYJL Mr H. J. Ross, is instructed by Mr D. Brown, who is leaving for Sydney, TO SEL L, On tne premises, No. 13 Uloncester street east, ON MONDAY, 28th, At 12 noon, I The whole of his very SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Which is in excellent preservation, and includes— Drawing- room suite, upholstered in tapeatry, pedestal table/piano, by Kobt. Cox, London, in walnut case, tapestry carpets, nearthrug, fender and irona, handsome lamp with lustres, Singer's cabinet sewing machine (nearly new), pier glass, pictures in massive frames (Zulu war), E.P. ware, clock, bedrooms No. 1, 2 and 3 containing double and single iron bedsteads, mattresses, paUiaeea, bedding, carpets, commode, 'looking glasses, washstand? and toilet ware, chest drawers, also books, lamps, tables, couch, chairs, dinner ware and china, kitchen requisites, oilcloth, poultry, garden tools, and sundries. Term* cash. H.J. BOSS. 9-58270 A. AYEES, Auctioneer. : BBNNSTTS BEOS. ' THIS DAT (BATUBDAY). j. MESSRS BENNETTS BROS. WILL SELL, : BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ■■ « . LABGB NUMBERS of all kinds of POULTBY. BENNETTS BROS., Auctioneers, 9-268368 (196 Caahel street
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Press, Volume XLII, Issue 6247, 26 September 1885, Page 4
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