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Auctions. g«tt" ■ ■'■ •■' ■ ■...■■.«■. CHARLES CLARE. ~ THIS DAY. ' CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT FURNITURE SALE AT ILAM, RICCARTON. IN THE ESTATE OF LEONARD HARPER. Commencing at Lot 191, as per catalogue. MR CHARLES CLARK, instructed by G. L. Greonwood, Esq., Official Assignee, CONTINUE THE SALB, THIS DAY, When the wholo of the FURNITURE Contained in 9 BEDROOMS AND DRESSING ROOM Will bo offered. Also, THE FURNITURE ON STAIRS AND LANDING. AlcO, A very large quantity of superior BED AND TABLE LINEN. BLANKETS* &C Sec. &C The sale will commence at 11 o'clock tun. A epeclal coach will loave the Auctioneer's office at 10.15 o'clock. Usual fares. No. 317 1264 IN THE ESTATE OF LEONARD HARPEft. BALE OF THE VERY VALUABLE LIBRARY. STERLING SILVER, ELECTRO-PLATED WARK. &o. MB CHARLES CLARK, instructed by O. L. Greenwood, Esq.. Official Assignee, WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At hie Rooms, Hereford Btraet, ON , TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, The VKRY VALUABLE LIBRARY in the above Estate. Also, A Large Quantity of STERLING SILVER, ELECTRO-PLATED WABIC, &c, &c, Folly described in Catalogues, obtainable at the Auctioneer's office, Kβ Sale at 11 o'clook a.m. No. 319. EXPIRY OF THE PRESENT LEASE. SALS NOW FREEHOLD OF THAT OLD-ESTABLISHED AND FAVOURITE HOTEL, THE TERMINUS, Opposite the Railway station, West Oxford. MR CHARLES CLARK is instructed by the Owner. Mies liawken, to SELL BY AUCTION, At his Rooms in Hereford street, o.v WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27th. Tha Freehold of the TERMINUS HOTEL, WEST OXFORD. The Hotol Iβ immediately opposite the Railway station, built partly in wood, partly in Brick; commodious and very conveniently arranged for general purposes and families. The present) Lease expires on October let, and as the Irrigation Worm in the district are about to be scar ted and will continue for a lengthened period, the Good, Steady Trade attached to this House must be very Materially Increased. 923 Sale at Noom No. 30* LINWOOD. TO CLOSE EXECUTORS' ACCOUNTS in the: ESTATE OF THE LATE MR JOHN TURNER. 2 Sections Fronting Cashel Street 6 Sec'ions Fronting Elizabeth Street 6 Suctions Fronting Rolleston Street 5 Sections Fronting Drain Road Corner Becti< n Facing Tram, Worcester Street, Lots 92 and 1(3. Tk/tR CHARLES CLARE has received InJjU Btructions from the Bxeoutore of the late Mr John Turner, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT HIS ROOMS, HEREFORD STREET, ON WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 27th, FIRST-CLASS BUILDING SECTIONS, As enumerated above. Offering a Choice of North, East, South or West Frontages, equal to any sites Iα this moao deservedly popular neighbourhood. LINWOOD, as a DESIRABLE LOCALITY for RESIDENCE, has aa affirmative block rote, as witness its rapid extension and firstclass style of residences. An Exeoators' Sale invariably means barBains to purchasers, and aa '.he sections to be sold are moat desirable ones in every necessary particular, this is an opportunity for investment noo to be negleoted. Terms of Sale—One quarter cash, one quarter In three months, balance in two years, at 6 per sent. Sale at Noon. No. 320 For farther particulars apply to MESSRS WESTON and CO., Solicitors; or to »33 THE AUCTJtONKSR. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, At the residence of the late JOHN OLLIVIBR. Esq., Ferry Road. Tt/f R CHARLES CLARK has received inJJM, acraotions from the Executors ef the fete John OlUvier, Esq., to hold a CLEARING SALE of all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, ' SEPTEMBER 23TH AND 29TH. ..__ Bale each day at 11 a.m. 1106 No. 821 FOR SALE. BY PRIVATE TREATY, And at a Low Pric**, to Clone Accounts, A CAPITAL FARM of 389 ACRKd, in the JHfL Waikarl Survey District, about seven tnilea from Amberloy, as now in the occupation of Mr David Brown. . It is subdivided into paddocks, with dwelling house, stabling, &c. Price extremely low, and two-thirds of the purchase money will be advanced on a mortBaste for a term of years. For plan and further particulars apply to No. 318 CHARLES CLARK, W* land and Katate Agent, Christen urch. TONES, NORTON & CO. W. Tomes.) IW. H. Norton THIS DA X, At 12 o'clock, DISSOLUTION OF~ PARTNERSHIP. BLACKSMITHS , AND~ WHEELWRIGHTS , PLAXT. FOUR SPRINgTraPS. &c &c Ttf ESSRS TONKS. "NORTON, and CO. have JTJL been favoured with instructions from Messrs Baker and Harvt >g, blaoksmiths and Wheel Wrights, who are dissolving pirfnerahip. TO isHLb BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the premises at tho corner of Gasworks road r< nd Opawa road. The whole of th' rooia, comprising 2 anvils. 2 bello« a, drill-, vyces, and a quantity of tools used in the trade ; also, four secondhand spring cat to, &c. Kvery lot will ba absolutely sold to tho highest bidder. N-β.—The Opawa coach leaves the Square at U'.u p.m. TO\K3. NORTON, and CO., 12C9 ABctiotiet ra. &o. 165 Colombo street. DALGEI'Y AND CO. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, 4RB PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ON THE ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL* H Whether for Sale In the Colony or for Sblpgg . mont to London,