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Auctions. I H. MATSON & CO.. __WC__T_D WITH T__ | tfA__OSA£ M. & A. COY. OF N.Z. | ' L__HT__>. PR________RY ADVfißT____£_NT. SALE LIVE & DEAD STOCK AT NEW BRIGHTON, AT AN EARLY DATE. MESSRS H. MATSON and CO. (Asaoclated with the NATIONAL. 2_ and A. COMV of N.Z.. LTD.). have received instructions from Mr John Bligh, who has decided to demote his attention solely to' the management of his gardens and grounds, owing co the large nflux of visitors, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT HIS . FARM, NEW BRIGHTON^ ALL HIS DAIRY COWS YOUNG CATTLE PIGS. HORS-S, VEHICLES, HARNESS HAY, &C Full particulars in future advertisement. H. MATSON and CO., Associated with the NATIONAL M. and A. CO. of N.Z.. LTD, 9000 Auctioneers, Landjmd Estate Agents. _ Charles clarkMr Charles Clare. __?_______d 1891. AUCTIONEER, LAND, -ESTATE, AND GSNHRAL AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, And Sworn Valuator Under the Land Transfer Aot> LANB SALES held Every Week In the "Hereford street Auction Booms. , . VALUATIONS carefully made of Landed Properties, _ AUCTION SALES of Household Furniture and Effects conducted in Town and Country. _ . FURNITURE SALES held in the Large and Weil-Lighted Auction Room in H"reford street, built expressly for the Exhibition of Paintings and First-class Furniture, MR H. & BROWN Will for the future officiate as Auctioneer in all Sales of Household Furniture and Effects, Live and Dead Stock, Sec, assisted by clerks of many years' experience.ABSENTEES Represented and Rents Collected. MONEY ADVANCED on Freehold Securities only, in Large or Small Sums, at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. _~., LARGE FAMILY DWELLINGS Furnished or Unfurnished, down to small Cottages, to be Let in City and Suburbs. CENTRALLY SITUATED OFFICES To Be Let; also SHOPS in Leading Thoroughfares. _ _ FIRST-CLASS PICTURES AND PIANOS ON VIEW AND FOR SALE. EEBEFO R~D~ STREET, Chii-tohurch. 301.

MONEY. CASH ready for Immediate INVESTMENT, in SUMS of from 450 up to £10,000 on Freehold Securities. Apply at once to CHARLES CLARK, Land and Estate Agent, 9020 christchurch. TO BE LET, OKEOVER, UPPER RICCARTON. THE Residence of Mrs H. P. Lance. Possession Ist March. . 30 Acres or less can be had, as required. For cards to view and full particulars, Apply to CHARLES < LARK. 9021 No. 979 Hereford street^ TO HOT.ELKEEPERS AND OTHERS FOR SALE. A GRE AT BARGAIN, mHAT FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY, THE RACECOURSE HO TEL. WITH ,; BRICK STABLING. PADDOCKS, &C. The FURNITURE and FITTINGS can be taken by arrangement, and the whole upon most easy terms of paymentApply to CHARLES CLARK, No. 950 902- Estate Agent, Hereford street. _ To BE Ii ET. HEREFORD STREET—House of 8 rooms, bathroom, &c.: also, House of 7 rooms. DURHAM and ARMAGH STREETS—Melville House. 11 rooms and bathroom. ARMAGH STREET and PARK TERRACE. —Large Family Dwelling-houne. ANTIGUA STRKET-House 8 rooms, with every convenience. UNDERHIL, Colombo road S.—B rooms, __ Acres Land. PAPANUI ROAD—Debonaire, 8 rooms, bathroom, with _ Acres Land. •. COLOMBO STREET, Sydenham— Large range of Stabling. OPAWA — "Fifieid," the Residence of , the late W. B. Bray, Esq., 16 Acres, '■. Dwelling-house of 14 rooms, cottage, coach-house, stabling, &c. RICCARTON—"The Grays," Large Dwelling House, stabling, 8 acres of land. AVON-IDE—House of 8 rooms fronting tbe river. PAPANUI ROAD—The Residence of the late Captain Millton. FERRY ROAD-Very Comfortable House of 6 rooms and offices, stable, and coachhouse ; furnished or unfurnished. MAY'S ROAD, Papanui—2a Or 15p, with House of 7 rooms, bathroom, and every convenience. Rent low. Immediate possession. GLOUCESTER STREET W. —Furnished House, 10 rooms; immediate possession. . _ ■ Also, . •--•,■ FURNISHED HOUSES, Papanui road, Hereford street, Salisbury street, Montreal street, Ferry road, and Fendalton. Also, SHOPS __d OFFICES in all the leading thoroughfares. For full particulars, anply to CHARLES CLARK,. Estate Agent, 1022 Hereford street.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I_THAN_ 13TH. - - IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE :■•■'-■' Of some of the FINEST AND MOST COSTLY FURNITURE Ever imported into tbe colony, MAGNIFICENT INDIAN CARPET?, RICHLY CARVED OAK FURNITURE, DOGCART, HORSES, COW, Sec, Sec, MR CHARLES CLARK has been favored with instructions from Professor H___am, who has left on a visit to England, to" SELL BY AUCTION.. At iiis residence, ST. BARBE, UPPER RICCARTON, A short distance past the church, north aide of West Coast road, on THURSDAY AND FRiDAY, FEBRUARY 12th and 13th, The whole of his very Choice FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, LTVK AND DEAD STOCK, Sec, Sec, DRAWING and DININGROOM - Rich Indian carpets, Persian rugs, steel rail fender, oak curtain poles, handsomely carved oak tables, chairs and cabinets, oak extension dining table, Bft bagatelle table, with stand, Sec (complete), writing tables, walnut and rosewood, easy chairs, sofas in oak and leather, walnut music cabinet, reading chairs with adjustable arms and tables, handsome bronze lamp, rare old Indian and Chelsea china, brackets, ornaments. Sec PANTRY- -Hand-painied china dessert service, dinner service (100 pieces), do (willow pattern, 50 pieces), white and gold fluted china breakfast set (10 piece.), E.P. coffee machine, Bohemian glass jugs, tumblers and wines, decanters, water bottles, finger glasses, Sec, Sec HALL—Cocoa mats, scraper, oak umbrella stand, oak chairs, Winchester repeating rifle, pair indiambber shooting stockings, best boxwood croquet set. tennis poles with screws, net and racquets, golf clubs, case poisoned arrows, Brussels stair carpet, brass stair rods, &c BEDROOMS (3>—Turkey and Kidder carpets, oak curtail, pole., double and single brass rail iron be_3te_d>, woven wire mattress, hair mattresses, feather bed, bolsters and pillows, handsome suite in walnut and birds-eye mapie, consisting of wardrobe, chest 5 drawers, Dachesso dressing table, washstand with marble slab and tile back, towel horse and chamber cupboard, set cream and gold toilet ware.cbe valg__s, dress stand, toilet glasses, washstands, sets toilet ware, chests drawers, &c STUDY— Turkey carpet, carpet 9 x 10ft, coal vase, oak writing table with 9 drawers, writing slope, oak folding bookcase, wicker chairs, do_ medicine chest, &c YARD and STAB_ES—Jersey cow (first calf) in milk and to calve, 6 horses all thoroughly sound and. quiet, dogcart by Moor, set Unglish Tilbury harness, set . colonial harness, collars, gents' saddles and bridles, lady's perfectly new English pigskin saddle with doeskin seat, stable requisites of every description. Philadelphia lawn mower, garden roller, large ch-ffcutter, number Wyandotte. Leg. born, and Plymouth Rock fowls, ducks, Sec, Sec For full particulars see catalogues, obtainable at Auctioneer's office. Sale at 11 o'clock a.m. each day. N.B—A special coach will leave the Auctioneer's omce each day at 10 o'clock _,m. Fare 6d. No. 880 WS