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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7517, 5 April 1890, Page 8

AASwHUL 1 o———e**f**' fe-.—gj, 1 ' •* " "'■'•'"" * ' CHJaRLES CLARK. ' *~ < - Mr Charles Clark. . . BSSFA*KOHHH» IS6L- , AUCTIONEER. ; LAND, SSYATS, AND GENERAL AGSIvTi : LICENSED LAND BROKER. And Swam Valmastsr Under the Land ; Transfer Act. : LAND SALES held ivan- Weak la the Hns- ' feed attw+t Anctton Rooms. VALUATIONS oazefony made of Landed AUCTION SALES of Household Furniture and BBsets eondaotod in Town and ABSENTEES represented and Rents Cob leetsd. MONEY ADVANCED on Freehold Secnri- " ties only, in Large or Small Sums, at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. LARGE FAMILY DWELLINGB, Furnished or Unfurnished, down to Smell Cottages, To Be Let in City and Suburbs. CENTRALLY S TUATED OFFICES To Be Lei-, also SHOPS on Leading Thoroughfares. First-class Picture?, Pianos, and Organs On View and For Sale. herjporT street. Christchurch. . 72 " SALE OF GOOD-SIZED BUILDING. SECTIONa Adjoining the __ _ BARKER ESTATE, PAPANUI ROAD. FRONTAGES ON CHAPEL STREET AND ST. ALBANS LANE. "JUTE CHARLES CLARK is instrncted by ivi Mr Lambert to .. . — SELL BY AUCTION, At his Rooms in Hereford street, . SATURDAY, APRIL 19TH. 8 GOOD BUILDING FRONTAGES, on St Albans lane A. R» P 0 3 33* fronting Chapel street 1 022 do 2 1 24 do with Cottage, &c. The vendor has been induced to subdivide this valuable property, to. the increased demand for good sites in this favorite residential locality. But few bitter sites have been offered, and rarely will opportunities occur-to purchase'such areas so close to town.. . Quite close to all the leading houses on the Papanui road. No dust! No noise! Sale at 12.30 p.m. prompt. Very easy terms of payment at low interest. 3568 . : N0.890 J. BOWMAN AND SON. ; THIS DAY—Commencing at 11 prompt. On account of whom it may concern. J BOWMAN and SON. have received-ma-a stxucuons from the holder of the BUI of Sale, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 1 At their Rooms, SOO Hereford street. ; '" A Cabinetmaker's complete set of TOOLS, BENCH &c also, his Furniture and Effects The following is a list of-a few ot the Goods to be sold THIS DAY : — Singer sewing machine, sitting room carpet, couch; easy chair, tables, cane chairs, clock, pictures, fender, : fireirons, eheifonier, vases, trays, curtains, chairs in leather, bedsteads, double and '. single, woven wire and other spring mattresses, <palhasses, mattresses, bedding, blankets, chests ■ of drawers, washstands, ware, dressing tables, looking glasses, towel rail, door mats,, oil c'.otb, matting, kitchen utensils, table, fender, anives and forks, cro -kery, glassware, baths, tinware, and other sundries too numerous to : mention. The list of tools, &c, includes benches, saws, planes, braces, bits, chisels, iron and wood screws, hammers, spirit levels, vyce, and all the usual tools required by cabinetmakers. All to be sold without reserve. Note—Sale of household goods at H o'clock, and tools, &c., at 12.30 prompt. - J. BOWMAN and SON, 3579 Mercantile Auctioneers, &a TUESDAY I^EXT, APRIL BTH ti 1890, " - BY ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL "ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT Hi THE ESTATE OF ALEXANDER SPALDING, OF SELWYN. .. .. "■ BOWMAN and SON have been favoured tfa with instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTlONonTuesdsy,AprUßth,the whole of the YURNITURE AND EFFECTS < Contained In the Selwyn Hotel, ■Including the complete furnishings of '. TW EN T V R OO MS. The following list includes a few of the articles to be sold :— 21 tabled 20 chairs, bagatelle board; pictures, 12 bedsteads, palliasses and mattresses, 2 couches. 3 cheffoniera, curtains, /belts, clocks, lamps, cruets, 20 blankets, sheets, pillows, counterpanes, wood and iron cots, towels, looking-glasses, chests of drawers, waßhstands, ware, brushes and combs, oilclo* h, kitchen utensils, crockery, knives and forks, scales, mangle, cup- . board, • dairy utensils, churn, dishes, '■ jars; Ac:; aisb, pig, 40 fowl*; also, The STOCK-IN-TRAUE contained in bar. Sale at II prompt. J. BOWMAN and SON, 3550 Mercantile Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY NEXT. APRIL 9TH. 1890. ; : -: ' VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD PORNL , TURE, PIANO c by Brinsmead, &c.. At the Residonce of A. A. Malcolm, Esq. (who IS leaving this colony), Lincoln road, nearly opposite the New .., ,-. Show Grounds.. .. ? . M ES3RS J. BOWMAN, and SON have received instructions to ::. SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,' ;;'■ ;'-'■. ':ij. Asabove. "'■■ * -..>.'.,<■'..'.;■ THE SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS^ . ■■■' Containedin' ■'"' v - Drawing Room, Dining Room, Breakfast Room, Hall. 5 Bedrooms, Kitchen, «c ,i.: ", 'Afl follows:— .-;. .'■ .. ; ': DRAWING-ROOM-Splendid Brussalscar.pat 16 x 21, substantial suite iv blue- and ~ gold tapestry, piano by Brinsmead, beau- " tifui inlaid walnut cabinet with marble top and plate glass back, settee (3 seats), walnut writing-table, handsome carved walnut overmantel, music canterbury, walnut whatnots, 3 oil-paintings (good), 2 steel engravings, fender, fire iron., coal vase, beautiful clock, choice vases and ornaments, substantial inlaid walnut 100 table, cornice poles, 2 pair rich curtains and chains, picture rods, brack its, &c. DINRJG-ROOM— Large Brussels carpet, rug, suite m leather, dining table, fideboara, pier glass, marble- clock, chess table, tapestry table cover, 3 pictures, fender, tire irous, 2 really good cruets,- egg staud. 2 toast racks, biscuit box, cut glsasware (best), ornaments and vases,' &c. % BEDROOM No. t—Beautiful Duchess table, washstand,, Brussels carpet, large chest drawers, 3 walnut chairs, 2 easy cksirs, table, cushions, massive double bedstead, spring mattress (best quality), hair mattress, bolster, pillows, clock, cornice poles, bookcase, books, vases, ware. &c BEDROOM No. *—Double iron bedstead), spring mature: s. wardrobe (plate-glass door), marble top washstand and dressing table, set of ware, 3 walnut chairs,-cheat drawers, kidder square of carpet, curtain pole, curtains, &c . BEDROOM Nos. 3,4.5 are all well furnished* containing the usual bedroom furniture. F*T.T, AND STAlß—Oilcloth, umbrella stand, oilcloth, &c KITCHEN— Cooking utensils of every description, linoleum, 3 chairs, tables, mangle, crockery, glassware, cruet cutlei y. electro-plated ware, gaaogene, &c. OUTSIDE — Garden seat), lawn mower, barrow, garden tools. &c. -■-.'■■. Also, 1 HORSE, splendid hack. Sale at ILIS ajn. Note—A tram leaves Cathedral square On day of sale at II o'clock, arriving In time for the sale. .-■■■"■• "^ . ; Luncheon provided, : -The above furniture cost Mr Malcolm over ££00 a few weeks ago, and must be sold, as he is leaving here on Thursday. ABSOLUTELYNO RESERVB.. J. BOWMAN and SON. iSSI Mercantile Auctioneers. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, APRIL 24TH AND 25TH, 1890. VERY IMPORTANT ANn HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE SALE SUPERB FURNITURE. CARRIAGES, HORSES, die., At the Residence of J. G. Ruddenklan. EsqSchbnbrun, Addiagton, (in consequence of his departure for Europe). T BOWMAN and SON have the honor to a announce that they have been favored . with instructions from J. G. Ruddenklan. Esq.. ... TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION,^ 1 "-.As above," " • _ HIS SUPERIOR FURNITURE, , PIANO, by Ronisch COOICE V ASES fwm Vlfmntt fßTThPrftlon, fetL . . Catalogues in Preparation. See Future Advertisements. - ' Ur-o J- bowman and son, . I 3578 Auctioneers, fee. k