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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9012, 26 January 1895, Page 12

-•' ■'.'_■■' mictions. .::,..■":''/■, ..j TODHUNTER AND JENNINGS. TODHUNTRR and JENNINGS, jointly with' MESSRS AYKUS a-.d CO.. are instructed by cae Official Assignee in Bank' xuptoy to ' SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 31st INST., j On the Promises of air W. J. Jackson, PAPANUI. Tho WHOLE of the LIVE and DEAD STOCK. FUKNITURB.&c, in the above Estate, as follows:— HORSK3—Bay Gelding' Jao*. dark Grey Mara, Grey Mare, Bay Mare. Chestnut Mare, Btiwn Gelding. All theso are splendid, well' known korsea. Splendid dog cart, two batchers* carts, fitilky, drny. engine, sausage machine, bolting, tanks and fixings. A most complete plant. j H AIINESS— Set dog cart harness, S sets carl) ha-nuss, set dray harness, 4 bridles, 2 riding sadiioa, hor3e covers, artillery saddle. c.-*r-tvirfge belt and fixings, Avery scales and weights, grindstone, oat crusher, copper, w heel narrows. &c. -— V" In mo Butcher's Shop—2 butchered* an< * hooks and gambles, baskets-*• Knives and ■weight, chopper, 6tools, exr' _ . saws, wnipa. tuba. &c, *»i very first class. , The FUttNlTUJi'leather, carpets, dining Splendid nj'iri'Mio, tables, curtains, clocks, table, splprOgs, chairs, chiffonier, whatnots, oman»«« organ, fenders and flreirons, engravAj». a splendid lot of bocka and photographs, uasratelle table, cues and balls. Bedrooms contain double and single iron bedsteads, spring mattreases, chesrs drawers, carpets, ware, toiled glasses, rocking chairs, &0., &c Dinner service, tea service, glass ware, hardware, plate rack, mangle, and articles too numerous to mention. Catalogues are in course of preparation, and will be obtainable at the offices of the Auotinneerw. The Sale will commence at half-past 10 o'clock with tbe Live an<l DL<ad Stock, and the Sale of tbe Furniture at half-pa«t 1 o'clock. Luncheon will be provided at 1 o'clock. Every Lot for Salo Without Reserve. TODHUNTEK and JENNINGS) Joinb AVERS and CO. J Auctioneers. ; : VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, I SITUATED at the STYX ; FIVE MILE 3 FROM CHRISTCHURCH. WE are instructed by the Owner to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, I At our Wool Storea, Hereford stieeb, i on - SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND, At 12 o'clock nooD, AM that Grand AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY, consisting of 310 ACKKS, known as Hole's Farm, adjoining the eplendid properties of Mc ism Dunlop, TreleaveD, Wroot aud others. Plana nf the division of tho property can be seen at our ornate \qi Hereford street, waero all particulars can d» «htained, and alao from Messrs Izaid and Loughnan, uallcitors. Very easy terms can bo arranged, ana immediate possession obtained. - . TODHUNTER and JENNINGS, 977 Auctioneers, Chriatchurch. TJCTR HAVE SOME OP THE FINEST FABM PROPERTIES IN CANTERBURY FOR SALE, AT VERY LOW VALUES. In most oasis a small deposit will be accepted, and balance of pnrohasa money at low rate of interest. , ■. . TODHUNTER AND JENNINGS, AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS. Christchurch. DAU3EIY AND C 0.., LTD. KIiWEE YARDS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Ist. T,€7E shall b*» represented at the above MONTHLY MARKET, and respectfully solicit entries for the same. J DALGETY and CO.. LIMITED. K. W. PARKER, Manager, U25 ; F. A. ARCHER, Auctioneer. . MESSRS DALGETY and COMPANY, LIMITED, Have much pleasure in announcing that they have made ' ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SALE • .•■■■■ of. . /...- '.'■ ' - "•.: WOOL, STOCK, &c., BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ' . •' ' '■■'■' •■•■'■'■•••■lN the ■-. ;.' ..■-.• ;'■' .; . ■ LOCA L MABEE TS, And have secured the services of ' ' MR. F.A. ARCHER, ' .... Who will have chargei.of. the Department, , ALL STOCK To be Consigned to DALGETY and COMPANY, LIMITED, Addington; and "WOOL, SKINS, GRAIN, TALtOW, &c, • ■ ' TO V' : ' "■'■ DALGETY and COMPANY, LIMITED, Christoharoh. & Account Sales will be Rendered with Promptitude. E. W. PARKER, ■ Manager. • F. A. ARCHER, f 729 Anotioneer, _ Educational. ; MISB'FRBDAMABBDBN, VIOLINIST, Will can'inue her Classes and Private Lesson during the Midsummer Vacation. ■ Vacancies for Advanced Pupils in Class held from 4.15 to 5.15 on Tuesday Afternoons. Term commences with date of first lesson. MORTEN , S~BUILDINGS. 4243 ~a Cathedral square. mA ONSIEUR AUJARD, Prof easorof Dancing > It! and French, 21 Ucanmore toad, linwoort. Ladies and Gentleman tangut privately the latest steps. FRENCH—Coavensational Class now forming. Gouin'e method taught. How to speak French in six months, withouc grammar. Series posted to studena or teachers. MISS TAYLOR'S CLASSES FOR DANCING. WEDNESDAY Afternoons. Saturday /ftternoons. Wednesdays at 7, Thursdays at 7, Saturdays at 7. Other classes as required. Fee, Ids, course of VI; advanced pupils 10s 6d from date of joining. Private lessons given. Private classed formed. Country classes attended. The modern and the original dances artistically taught. Former pupils invited to attend classes for fancy dancing. 236 Armagh street treat. 8G32 CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING. BOOKKEEPING, &&, . 120 Worcester street west. Telephone 632. PFJNCIPALQ H. t B Y. The Only Teacher of Shorthand practielntj in Christcnurch poiaesaiofc Sir Isaac Pitman s Teacher , !! Certificate.. MR ALFRED BOWMAN, TEACHES 'OP THE VIOLIN. TTAVING Returned from Australia has deJOL cided to COMMONOE TEACHING in Christchurch, and fe p.eDared to KSCUIV J£ a LIMTTfiD NUMBKK , of PUPILS (beginners or advanced). , Having filled the following positions Mr , Bowman feels confident of asking fora liberal share of support:— Senior Violin for Royal Italian Opera Company for the whole of the Australian tour i Conductor of Melbourne Opera House for I many months. ■ - I Leader cf English Opera Company and many I .; other positions. I < Terms moderate, on application to No. 9 GRAIN AGENCY BUILDINGS, Cpposito D i.C. 837