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_ ARTHTJR & CO. —■—————-ii_i»~——-———_" 'i' ii ' i ii » • - "Tiris* _ir, PRODUCE. a "Tteehi«_« » Sacks Second Che*** __JM-na aad Bacon. < } st ii«w_M"*&r*i __^__ftte» I fS-ST-l.? 61 ESS-SK* * American Waggon 1 New Soring Cart, Wheelbarrows Corn Crasher. D>. Plough New add aad S-Odrles. .. SKLL BY AUCTION, as Above. Terms Cash. «■-_____ A. AYEBS, Ane-teneer. MONDAY. iter APRIL, _* Atiaoolook. On the f-r-Qn-es, NoTs- Armagh StreM. FURNITURE AND EJBTEOT-^ VBXSBQLD LAND. *|lf 2SSRS A. BKAUCHAMP and CO. havi XTX been honored, with insiruettons from H. VJuane, jMn. (who is leaving for England), to BBLL B _ PUBLIC AUOTIUN. On the Premise-, No. 83 Armagh street, ON MONDAY, 218* APRIL, _, At 12 o'clock, The whole of his very ' SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD WUnSTWBX, P lAN O. &<-, j As follows:— DINING-ROOM—sJuite in leather, extension table, piano by OoUmann, haadsouH rimu sidolxiard(olaie glass back), tapestrj ' carpet, hearth rug, massive steel (andei and irons, coal vase, curtains, pole and rings, over nut-tie, sft 4 x *ft, afternoon __ tea ta-le, clock, E.P. cruet, pictures, &o. BR_AKFAST-ROO_I - Table, rimu side board, Kidderminster carpet, wool heartfj rng, fender and irons, tapestry and bahM ourtaics, polo and rings, four o_ak_l» rimu and tapestry, wicker chaira, alarm clock, pictures, books, &c. HALI •—Hall table, liuoleuin. oiata, Jilter", &o. BEDROOM No. I—Massive brassrmounted doublo iron bedstead, spring nmfctre_a hair mattress, pillows and bolsters, fendei and irons, Kidrtorniinat-r carpet, wow hearth rug, chest drawers, duchess table, marble top wa-hstand, curtains, pole and - # rings, handsome doubla set ohamnerwaf-, linoleum, chairs, Hi o screen, &c. BEDROoM No. 2-Bedatead, bedding, ob-tt drawers, with swing glass, wash-tad-, set chamberware, carpet, curtains, pou and rings, linoleum BEDROOM No, 3 - Single Iron bedstead, palliasses, mattress, carpet, wa*_aui--, chamberware. See ' ■ ; BATHROOM — Mahogany commode, site hath • . E3XOHEN—TabIe, chairs, oil oloth, heart_ rtig, fender, s jales, and the usual culinary utensils OUTBIDS—Lawn mower, step ladder, gardaf hose, garden tools, and six-dried. . Also, A SECTION OF LAND, containing 1 acre 7 perches, situate .in the delightful neighborhood of Fendaltown, adjoin-Off the property ot Professor Brown. Terms cash. No reserve. ''.'•-•* ;, ' r p Furniture on view Friday, 18th, and nuaaiat, of sale, • ■'■■'- ■* ■ ~ '~ - 4ioiM -■ ■» ■■*'•■ Auo_io--ir. i M j W_DNESDAY, 23rd APRIL, AXUVGbQ&% AT THE * , JUNCTION HOT-Li H___SW___t- ? EXPIRATIONOF LEASE. ■"'••'■'"•* Large and Important Sale of Stock-in-trade, Furniture, Billiard Tables, Horses. Harness, Baddies and Bridles, Traps, Cattle, Poultry, Pigs. TVtf KSSRS A. BEAUCHAMP and 00. lvj. under the esteemed orders of Mr O. W Dawson, will _BE___ BY PUBLIC AUCTION* at the JUNCTION ifOTKL,ll___BWEL_tai WEDNESDAY, 23bd APRIL, at 11 &6iMKI And following Day (if necessary), ~ . Hie whole Of his stock-in-trado, furnit-T-, billiard tables, horses, harness, c~tt-_ traps, poultry, pigs, -to., - '■ i Without th-_Blig_te_« Bes-rvey DINING ROOM—Large table, piano by Kirk man, pier glare, Austrian chairs, fendei and irons" matting, pictures, Venetian blinds. SrTTlN'i ROOM, No. I—Horsehair suite. Venetian bn_d_. - * SITTING ROOM, No. 2—Couoh, tables, sida board, carpet, Austrian chairs, pictures ' ' steel engravings,, pier glass, fenders and irons, lamps. Venetian blinds. BITTING ROOM, No. 3 (up_tair_)—Suite ta green repp,, cedar toble..V.P, .table cftvaa. pier glass, fender, lUtf.' Irons, wseoxfr tains, pictures, lustres, t& pastry carpet.-* BnJ_t_.rU) ROOM—Table by Alcock and Co., cues, ivory ball*. COMMERCIAL ROOM—Tables, caneHseatsa chairs, fendor and irons, oilcloth, *— STORE ROOM*-Wfnes/s|iiHt-# b-_r_, Ac. HALL-OilClotb, mats. - - w BIGHT BBi RaOMa — Double and single iron bedsteads, oedar wardrobe, cheata drawers, mattresses, paliassea, bed linen, toilet tables, washstands and ware, chairs, Mangle, patent -W-Sn&l*-'ma-chine, knife oloaner, large quantity oi cutlery and culinary utensils. __ LIVE -TOOK, VEHICLES AND SUNJ DRIES—I bay mare, 4 off. used to all kinds of work, 1 nne upstanding; colt, 3 off. vittage car, pony ttM harness, comnlete, 1 splendid cow, - pisrs, quantity .of poultry, 'JL spring cart, 3 sets harness. Baddies and bridle-, wheolbSrfows, turnip ■ Dulverizer, tarpaulin, horse J»-Tenk_.i IX-sto-ea, 2 sets blocks a,.d taeklf*casks cement,, carnentor's bench,* large quantity of tools.j inelodi__" boring; machine braces and bits, stocks and dies, wees, galvanized Iron, empty sacks, sack truck, drums of" oil, livvn mower, gOX-8 jtnivc-, garden tools, &o„ &c

Terms ca?h. _'._,_.„,...„-_-■ A. BBAUOHAMP and COX, ~ ~» Auctioneer. Persons desiring to Enter Horses, Cat^et. or gdodS of &„y li rViporta-t Safe can do*o on .>pplfcaU6ttt»-14. Dawson, ot the ; ,',__-'___ Pereo_s conveyed to the Sals oh application to tha Auctioneers."" _.._,'.•' ■.' '■'*'' < 4___> Lu-Qheo- Prerlfle_. y •--fl_r Business HMM-t-- r - D <- a " 3

. , ~~, r ,-~ ... ft • t - , ■; 1 '' "• f THE " CORNISH '* V AMERICAN ORG 4^ Pronounced by ErpertS to be tbdbest Amerl can Organ made, and the PRICES ABB f LOW_K than tf>os- of any «-_-& .' -- * SOtS) 6M TIME Y&s ' MMKTS. :' " N© Interest chai«cd~to Oh-i-to tibmu&s|£ buying on deferred Payment-, to-wnom npulMW Discounts are also givea. E. SfOETOIf tailor SpiiiS AGKNT N.iS. Referen_-s permittoi to ta* f_tt©tf-hte p__ cbasers of Cornish Organs—Rev. JQL Peaafe Rp&p -Rev. a Garlic-, Stotnj-|toa J MOW L*ne"L*t*r«ido; X Gorto_, %q.. Maf-.nl Presbyterian Churoli.A_aroa; Rev. J. Worboya WoodviUe-, C. Hardy _h_ Co., Rakaia; A, Oakey, Ifetepts;, Slsteis of Mission, Napier and Christchurch; Rev. Father Sauzeau. Rev. Bro. Josepb. Maris t Bros*. ScfaOji, Christchnrch, and many <-fhers. ' •. " ,'" ■- »■". H *"'.]► Ihave numerous unsolicited Teatimoniatt.4 Carlton, t March 7 th, 189U We are greatly pleased with the tone ana qnality of the Cornish Organ puro__ae_ froaf yon, and consider tne price very reasonable, . HENRTLSTEFfKNa *:.-.-.-i ____f Secretary Carlton Church of England Org_. Cbi_rtrit««e. Wellington, N.„„ dmmty 2Sth. 1890. -Tto Cornish Organ purc_«ed worn ___*'_£_!'/ tim Taylor is in every respect satisfactory, Tb* sub-reeds are particularly rich, aad when con* bised with the Bass CoucW are eieeediniiii powerful. As an to Y___r Music tola organ, by reason of its varietsoj. totThiJumtt of expression, is far suplrt-f to any -___-_? iostr-ment that I have yet _-£_F N. T. CAROLAN, EM. I have had the organ purchased from yon tried and tested by Mr Chains. Father Bra* miere and Qthera, with the zaost gratifying r* _____ Rector St. Patrick's Collie, WeUingtCMr Norton Taylor, C__-Bte„t_rch. ■ We are delighted with the sweetness of tow and great power of the .Organ Ipureh--c4 feoli ™ U GEO. GIL-JNG. SchoolJ-on-e, little Bivm, April Bth. 1880. »4«__» ex S^ 1 * 1 ® -*tN»_-« NewTork S^^^-__a_^^ 6 * •!¥ EL KOITPON TAH-08, HEREFORD STREET, CILBISTCHURCH. ewspapersof UMW-rU.