Auction-. li , BENN & CO. * A.MBMLH Saleyards. MONDgfT. «TS FEBRUARY. 168 L MESSRS BENN and CO. WILL SELL : art the stove gat*---40(10 FA $ and STORE SHEEP - : . \ By. order of Messrs J. and J. Innes, <_/. A MERINO EWES, sound aad in OUv good condition. . specia-Tentries. _wOO FATMERINO EWE ' OAA MERINO EWS3 g O OFATLAMBB EAA TWO-TOOTH CROSSBRED OyU WETHERS, in very forward condition er/_A TWO-TOOTH CROSSBREDS, aJVrV mixed sexes; a grand line of .*.' ; sheep oaa crossbred ewes oca merino ewes oaa merino wethers. . generaiTentries. KAA CROhSBRED and MERINO . OUU SHEEP «. i^attle TJORSSS IMPLEMENTS, ORODUCE, &C Sale at U a.m. fiBS , BENN and CO. A. BEAUCHAMP & CO. - . ■ THIS DAY, FRIDAY, at 12.30 o'clock. MESSRS A. BEAUCHAMP and CO. will • ' SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE CANTERBURY AUCTION MART, Lichfield Street, £}__ CASES SELECTED AUSTRAI.JAN OU and NELSON FRUIT, consisting of • Peaches, Pines, Oranges, Lemons and . Passion Fruit. .. Terms cash. No reserve. A. BEAUCHAMP and CO. BM2 A. AVERS, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY,, 11th FEB. LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE HIGH-CLASS TOEMTURE & EEEECTS, ' ' . • ' AT" ■ 7S GLOUCESTER STREET, LATIMER SQUARE. Anyone desirous of securing Good Things, .aad at. their own price, should not fall to be fresent, as the whole is to be . SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. "' i ' •"' AND, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE, ••■■'■'■•"■■■■■■ '-■ . on , WEDNESDAY NEXT, the Uth INST. t Ii • r • ' ■ '. fVffESSRS A. BEAUCHAMP and CO. have jSJi been honored with instructions from a pay, who Is leaving the colony, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION Asabove, , The whole of her VALUABLE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS' As follows, viz.:— by Broad wood, - , %epoch in figured rep, easy chair ditto, , .lasge Brussels carpet, handsome overmantel, steel fender and' irons, steel en- •-- 'pavings; oil paintings, chromos, corner Whatnot, lady's chair in figured tapestry, ,■ • hearthrug, • coal vase, music stand, ," l mahogany oval table, plaques and ornaments, banner screen, gipsy and occaf atonal tables, occasional chairs, New Zealand views, art muslin and lace curtains. D-KING-ROOM— Mahogany extension dining 'table, Brussels carpet, steel fender and irons, mahogany suite in horsehair, pictures in water-colurs, plated sideboard, , hearth rug, wicker chair, bookcase and choice lot of books, our tain poles and 'lit g<, lace curtains, H-day marble clock, gla-jwarp, very superior dinner service ... and tea service. tabic, filter, gasogene, chair, ' v ' -mats, oilcloth, perfect ship model in glass -■ '• 'case. BEDROOM No. 1 — Brass-mounted double iron bedstead, spring mattress, hair mat- ■ cress, bedroom suite in cedar, toilet glass, ;.....,,j curtains, Kidder carpet, commode, toilet ware,gas stove, steal engraving andotber pictures, fire-escape. ipBDROOM No. --Double iron bedstead, . , spring mattress, hair mattress, wash- ' stand anl war«\ Kidder capet, toilet --' - table and glass, chest drawers, curtains, rugs, blankets, ttc RRDRGOMNo. 3-Qval table, single iron bedstead, Kiddor carpet, cabinet sewing . ■•> . - machine, ottoman sofa, pictures. BEDROOM No. 4—Two single iron bedsteads, mattresses, palliasses, bedding, 11 < &c, tapestry carpet; chairs, washsiand and ware.'.. . . 3ATH-ROOM—Linoleum, linen basket, gloss, ' r hotwater can. NURSERY—OvaI table, furnished doll's . house, fender aud irons, clock, curtain pole and rings, rooking chair, wardrobe, Brussels carpet am} rug. , -—TCMiiiN-OUcloth, fender, mangle, table, ~i drawer and sbeivea. chairs, clock, dust covers, scales and weights, mincer, and large numbers of culinary utensils. OUTSIDE—Fret saw. preserving ■ pan, two - patent wringers, bench and tools, garden 1 tools, &c. 4...._:.'..' Tonnscash. •i _..--.. - No reserve. A. BEAUCHAMP and CO. SHI ' A. AYEHS. Auctioneer. * **_.'•.'-'■■'...■ ' . . ' ■■' ■ ' ■ ~ PYNE AND CO. 4 HOESLEY DOWN. ANNUAL SALE OF SHEEP PYNE and CO. have receive! Instructions f ruin Messrs MaUock and Lance to ~..__.. :_s ELLB V A U-0 TIO N, AT THE HOMESTEAD YARDS, HORSLEY DOWN, ox FEBDAY, EEBRFARY 13, The following DRAUGHTS FttOM THE WELL-KNOWN i HORSLEY DOWN FLOCK :- -1100 i$s H M * RINO MAIDEN OK AA 8-TOOTH MERINO EWES 2500 S E°wys DMOt7TH MBRINO * OAAA 8-TOOTH MERINO WETHERS. (SV"JV i<> forwaru cundition r» A A SOU Nl>-MOUTH HALF-BRED % Jlflf EWES, neatly fat. The Wethers and 4-tooth Maiden Ewes will te for immediate delivery. The other Ewes tor delivery early in March, after weaning. '-.Conveyances will meet the morning train troM Christchurch at the second crossing beyond Hawarden. where the train will stop. The Sale will c< msnence immediately after lu-chsott, about 13 o clock, and wilt be mushed la time for buyers to return by the even!n_ trim toChristchnrch. topermioslon e-traSheap may be entered for mis .Sale, whioh will be duly advertised. S-txia* tnust close by Friday, February 6th. _~_''' * : PYNKaudCO., EJS _ Auctioneers. ACLAND,, DUDLEY & CO. — i " ' ' * ' • ■ ..HONEY TO LEND. £»OA AAA "2° }&XD on Good Free&2ffll 7 UUU hold Security, at CURtt-NT RATES INTEREST, • - • - _I_ Soma to Suit Borrowers. ACi-VND. DUOIItY aad CO.. - -". ■>, ■■ 17* Hereford street. 8639 MRH. P. BIRCH, auctioneer, Land, estate, and general agent • - - hereford street chr 18tc h v r eh. | the SALE ot FREEHOLD H-SASEHOLD PROPERTIES . - In Town or Country, SHAKES and SECURITIES. FURNITURIS, tec, flttMir by Publio Auction or Private Treaty ABSENTEES REPRESENTED, AHD BANTS COLLECTED
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7780, 6 February 1891, Page 8
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