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Ancuosf — -...-.. 1> _ . ___ MATSON fc 00. THISDAX. OLEARINa AND DEAD LANBtTowiSTS. ABSOLUTE SALE. MESSRS MATSON and CO. have received instructions from Mr Thomas Sutton to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION tin consequence of the farm having been sold). At the HOMKSTEAD, I__NBDOWNK> OH MONDAY, JU_,Y Bth, 1889, At 12 O'clock. 14 Cows, springing, and to calve, 2 Heifers 8 Draught CoTlsTs yrs off 1 "Draught Mare, 2 Capital Hacks 2 Sows and litters, 1 Pig 12 Sacks Blue Peas 1 Reaper, Samueison's aide-deli very, in good Dairy Utensils. Sale Without Reserve. -__„ MATSON and CO.. SMO Auctioneers. TO LET BY TENDER. UNDER instruction from the representa" Uvea of Miss Skillicorn. •""" All that COMFORTABLE HOMESTEAD AND ATTACHED LAND, Situate at Opawa, comprised in DWELLING HOUSE And . o/» ACRES. Term—Seven or Fourteen years. Tenders will be received up to SATURDAY. tStb. JULY, 1889. No tender necessarily accepjed. The situation is convenient, the extent ample. Price anticipated moderate. the"?ale HOUSEHOLD FURNITURS and EFFECT 3 DAIRY COWS GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, &c, Will take place on MONDAY, 15th JULY, 1899, At 12 noon on the premises. Cards to view upon application to MATSON and CO., Auctioneers, j_g Land and Estate Agents. FREDK.JAMESON. » —■ —. ' "MyTR FREDK. JAMESON has been favored JJ_L with instructions from the executors of Uxe late W. J. Lemon to hold a CLEARING SALE OF THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK AT THB HOMESTEAD, KILLINCHY, ON THURSDAY, 11th JULY, tn consequence of the property having been let, Comprising— ry COWS, in full profit •a A SPRINGERS /» FAT BTEERS DRAUGHT HORSES • _Trap Mare 1 Grey Gelding, 5 yrs old, broken to saddle 1 Two-year-old Colt, by Bundoora, dam Missßrizzle 1 Two-year-old Colt, by Yonng Priam 1 _ earling Colt, by The Curate, dam Miss Brizile 1 Spring Trap and Harness 1 Farm Dray and Frame 1 Double-furrow Plough 1 Single-furrow Pic ugh 1 Set iron Harrows Dairy Utensils, Stack Hay A quantity of OATS, SECONDS WHEAT, and POTATOES Fowls, Turkeys, Geese and Sundries Bale at 11 o'clock. Luncheon provided. Absolutely no Reserve. FREDK. JAMESON, B Auctioneer. ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP. \. SATURDAY. 13TH JULY, AtliUOp.m, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. A RTHUR BEAUCHAMP has received in A structions from Messrs Lezard and Co., Bre-.-wr' Pawnbrokers, to BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Ids Rooms, Lichfield street, Christchurch, The following CATALOGUE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES:— SOU, plated fcaaket, 23-5-88: 1055, glass decanters, book, 2-6-88; 1223, a cup, 4-7-88; 1223,2 salvers, 4-7-88; 1228, s. Dowl, 4-7-88; 1267. g. brooch, 6-7-88: 1274, sew. machine, 7-7-88; 1348, s.h. lever, 23-7 88; 1436, g. ring. 14-8-88; 1482, scales and weights, 23-8-88; 1560, aoX lever, 8-9-88:1581, saw, 12-9-88; 1612, g. albert. 24-9-88; 1650. book, 25-9-88; 1666, Chinese puzzles In ivory, 25-9-88; 1656, Japanese curios, 25-9-88; 1658, gasogene, 25-S-88; 1669. s. lever, 28-9-88; 1677, hypo- - dermic syringe, 30-9-88; 1678, obstetric inst, 30 9-88 ;l§7y. artificial leech, 30-9-88; 1680, cupping instß., Sec, 30-9-88; 2, book, 8-10-88; 4, tenor horn, 2-10-88; 6, flute 2-10-88; 11, s. necklet and locket, 3-10-88, 390, fan, 4-10-88; 21, dressing oase, 4-10-88; 29, s. lever, 6-10-88; So, g. lever, 8-10-88; 39, draught board and men, 8-10-88; 40, drumsticks, 8-10-88; 47, s.o.f. lever, 10-10----88; 57, a.0.1. lever, 11-10 88; 60, musical album, 11-10-88; 61, marble watchstand, 11-10-88; 62, c.p. set, 12-10-88: C 6. card case, 12-10-88; 70, s. lever, 13-10-88; 71, s.lever--13-10-88: 82, case razors, 17-10-88; 102. s. lever, 20-10-88; 103, gold earrings, 20-10-8S; 146, s. lever. 31-10-88; 159, gold watch. chain, brooch. 3-11-88; 183. s. Waltham, 8, U-88; 192,5.0.f. lever, g. key, 10-11-88; 222, g. pin, s, soy. case, compass, 16-11-88; 210, a.o-f. lever, chain and links, 24-11-88; 272, ' <a%. case, 1-12-88; 291, g, Geneva. 5-12-88; 2*3.2 g. rings, 6-12-88; 300, s. Waltham, 10----IS-8 8; 806, a necklet, locket, albert. H-12-88; 929, a bracelet. 14-12-88: 353,2 diam. rings, cold chain and watch, 20-12-88; 361, a. lever, 11-12-88: 362, s.oJ. lever, 21-13-88; 379, s.o.f. lever, 24-12-88; 387, spoons. &c, 24-12-88; 892. violin and case, 27-12-88; 400, cornet, 28-12-88; 6C6, material and earrings, 13-3----88; 442, shawl, 22-12-88; 446, shawl, 22-12-88; 449, silk shawl, 22-12-88; 457, skirt, &c, __-12-88; 461. skirt, 22-12-88; 507, coat and vest, 28-12-88; 526, clothing, 31-12-88; 538, Gladstone bag, 3-1-89; 639,2 suits tweed, 3-1-89; 540, waterproof, 3-1-89; 541, suit Clothes, 3-1-89; 602, leather bag, 12-1-89; 807, suit clothes, 14-1-89: 60S, waterproof, 14-1-89; 609, gum boots, 14-1-89; 661, bag, 22-1-89; 662, suit, 22-1-89; 664, waterproof, 23-1-89; 678, suit clothes, 25-1-89; 826, suit , clothes, 20-2-89: 879, trunk and contents, 1-349; 932, blankets and bag, 11-3-89; 945, 8 suits, 1 coat, 14-3-89; 990, ooat and vest, 22-M8; 10)2, waterproof coat. 29-3-89; - 105S»d suit cl-thes, 3 coats, 30-3-89. Also, A nteeuaneous lot of unredeemed Jewellery, clothing, tools, Sec, Sec (BALE ON SATURDAY, 13th JULY, At 12.30. M Terms Cash. m *•' | ■ ' i m ■■ 11 ii MR H. P. BIRCH. MR H. P. BIRCH, AUCTIONEERLAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENT HEREFORD STREET (Opposite Tattersall's), CHRISTCHURCH. UNDERTAKES the SALE of FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. FURNITURE, Sec, Cither by Public Auction or Private Treaty ABSENTEES REPRESENTED, AN© RENTS COLLECTED. SS GOULD, BEAUMONT & CO. "~ TO LET. "PREMISES in CASHEL STREET, lately occupied by Messrs Aitirw- and Roberts, as a whole or in two shops. Also, \fT ABJBHOUSR and GARDEN In the rear of the above premises. Apply to GOULD, BEAUMONT & CO. JnlylSUx. 188 S. TO LET. HOUSE of eight rooms. No. 900 SOUTH T. with Garden of quarter of an acre, vacsntiyOccupied by Mr Bowie. Apply to GOULD, BEAUMONT & CO. Julyat_,ißaQ. . I