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AUCTIONS. H. MATSOtf AND CO. ADDINGTON YARDS. THIS DAY. H MATSON and CO. will SELL the foi- , lowing SPECIAL ENTRIES .*— On account of Messrs Wag-horn Bros., -I OX FAT CROSSBRED EWEOn account 11. Anderson, Esq., ryrk PRIME HALFBRED WETHERS On account South Canterbury client, -I r*f\ BUTCHERS' EWES On account G. J. Rack, Esq., O'yf) CROSSBRED LAMBS -I Q/\ 4-TOOTH WETHERS On account W. Paton, Esq., q/\ f\ 2 and 4-TOOTH WETHERS, a good On ai-count W. Craw, Esq., 400 FAT SHKEP On account Jas. Campbell, Esq., Qf> PRIME FAT LAMBS On account P. Cunningham, Esq., Brown's Farm, Dromore, 1 __fi PBIME FREEZING WETHERS. AND GENERAL ENTRIES— 1 -iOO FAT and STOKE SH!iEP Also, On account Messrs Price Bros., A CONSIGNMENT OF BEEF H. MATSON and CO., 3722 ■ Auctioneers. FARMS WANTED ON LEASE from 50 Acres to 500 Acres of Heavy Land; 600 to 1000 Acres of Lighter Land. First-class Tenants. H. MATSON and CO., Land and Estate Agents, 3728 Cashel street. BOW-lAN AND SON. Bowman axd Son.] [Bowman* and So.s THIS DAY, Commencing at 1 o'clock. PLEDGES. PLEDGES. MESSRS BOWMAN and SON have been favoured withfinst'i-uctioiij from Mrs Stewart, Licensed Pawnbroker, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms, 200-206 Hereford street. * *■ A large Quantity of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES as under :— 1978, ring, 22-5-93; 3584, G.H. lever, 14-10-93; 2353, side saddle, 19-6-93; 659, silver spoons and jewellery, 22-12-94; 785, watch, 11-3-95; 935. work-bos and machine 26-3-95 ; 1332, watch, 3-5-95 *, 1333, brooch, 3-5-95; 1346, watch and chain, t-5-95 ; 1410, watch, 10-5-95; 1474, pack saddle, 15-5-95; 1555. watch, 23-5-95; .1561, watch, 23-5-95; 1629, tield glasses, 30-5-95; 1642, watch, 31-5-95; 1760, tools, 12-6-95; 1812, watch, 17-6-95; 1_47, watch, 21-6-95; 1896, watch, 25-6-95; 2024, {.'lasses, 6-7-95; 2038 watch, 6-7-95; 2055. watch, 10-7-95; 2117, riuirs and hrooch, 16-9-95 ; 2137, bracelets, 17-7-95 ; 2159, rimr, 19-7-95; 2163, machine, 18-7-95 ; 4165, suit, 2-8-94 ; 1385, overcoat, 7-5-9 a; 1403, sheets. _<.-., 10-5-95 *, 1538, macintosh, 21-5-95; 1761, .suit, 13-6-95; 2099, macintosh, 15-7-95; 3069, overcoat, 6-3-95; 3116, rug, 10-8-95; 3173, coat, 16-S-95; 41U4, jacket :ind riding breeches, 28-3-35 ; 4137, coat aud vest, 30-3-5; 4319, overcoat, 6-9-95; 4257, sheets, -c, 12-9-95; 4311, coat, _c, 14-9-95; 4319, coat. 14-9-95; 4398, dresspiece, 23-9-95; 4414, boots, 25-9-95 ; 4463, trousers and vest, 1-10-95 ; 4532, coat, _c, 7-10.95 ; 4658, quilt, 19-10-95; 4659, dress, 1910-95; 4674, overcoat, 19-10-95; j;old and silver watches, diamond rings, wearing apparel, and a quantity of other unredeemed pledges too numerous to particularise. Note—Mrs Stewart's instructions are to sell every lot without the slightest reserve. BOWMAN and SON, 3752 Auctioneers. 200-206 Hereford street. Bow-tax and So.**.] [Bowman* and Sox HIGHLY IMPORTANT. SHORT NOTICE COMPULSORY SALE. PUBNITJJBE, PIANO, &o. ALL NEARLY NEW. IN USE ONLY A MONTH, MEBSRS BOWMAN and SON are instructed by Mr White to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in their Rooms, 200-206 Hereford street, on FRIDAY NEXT, At 1 o'clock sharp, J THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR FURNITURE Comprising—Nearly new piano by Ramsperger (all I . latest improvements), Brussels carpet, rug, fender, irons, fancy and other tables, handsome I drawing-room suite in raised plush, occasional chai—;, curtains, curtain poles, large over- | mantel, .pier glass, bookcase, massive.douhle . brass rail and mounted bedstead, spring, mattress to fit, good flock mattress, single bedsteads and bedding, handsome Duchess table, washstand, pretty set ware, bedroom carpets, Kidderminster square, blankets, sheets, counterpanes, quilts, pillows, bolsters, curtains, dining-room table, carpet, sideboard, E.P. wave, cutlery, glassware, table lin-m, linoleum, oilcloth, kitchen furniture of every description. .. portable boiler, lawn mower,' garden tools, and a host of sundries too numerous to particularise. PLEASE NOTE—The above Goods were purchased as recently as a month, ago, but owing to the early departure of our client every lot will be Sold Without the Slightest Reserve. BOWMAN and SON, Auctioneers, 3763 200-206 Hereford street. TONKS, NORTON AND CO. W. Toxics.* (W. h. Nortox THIS DAY. SPECIAL CLEARING SALE. MESSRS TONKS, NORTON and CO. will SELL BY AUCTION, In their Rooms, at 12.30 sharp, ' 20 empty cases, lot of tins, kc, o carpenters' ■ benches, carpenter's lathe, 2 range*, barro**-?, kc, 20 sides bacon, 15 cheese, saddle and bridle, nearly new, set dogcart-harness, _c, _c, also the CONTENTS OF A SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, Including a lot of really good furniture, Handsome walnut inlaid card table, plush easy chairs, walnut occasional chairs, magnificent lamp and globe, office cupboards and drawers, verandah cane lounge, brass rail bedstead, wool mattress, wire mattress, sintrle bedstead--, Ducliesse table, washstands, ware, dinner set, lot of crockery, 3 Brussels carpets, and a Very* good piano, by Norman. Everything must be sold as the owner is leaving by Thursday's boat. - TONKS, NORTON-and CO., • Auctioneers, 3740 ■•* ■ ' ■■■-'■■ 165 Colombo »treeJOHN INGRAM. UNDER DISTRESS WARRANT. A. C. PRICHARD v.E. J. CRAIGHEAD, CONTRACTOR. JOHN INGRAM has received instructions from the Bailiff of the Oxford S.M. Court to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE TUNNEL NEAR BROWN'S ROCK, OXFORD DISTRICT, ox ■ '■ '-. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, At 2 p._i., Unless ease is previously settled, U$ CASKS PORTLAND CEMENT. JOHN INGRAM. 3766 Auctioneer. GREAT SALE OF POT PLANTS. OWING to the decision in Magistrate's Court re 'Pot Plants, I have decided to GIVE UP that part of my BUSINESS, and I now offer my STOCK, , over 2000 Plants, at VERY LOW HRIC*--.. In fact, no reasonable offer will be refused. Four-inch Pots , of Enirlish Fern for 6d. Fern Baskets Very Cheap. Begonias in full bloom, 6in pots, 6d. Lots of other Plants in full flower at very Small Prices. Those plants will be sold in Fruit Shop next White Hart Hotel, and no reasonable offer will be refused. They must be sold. ALFRED CUMMING, I-OTTERER AND CONFECTIONER. High and Colombo streets. THE NEW ZEALAND FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1859. Capital £1.000,000 Paid-up Capita! and Reserve .. £455,000 THE PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY. Noted for Promptness and Liberality. Branches and Agencies throughout the World. DAVID CRAIG, * Manager. gT. GEORGE JAM BEST IN THE MARKET. - AU Grocers. NLY One Price—los per doxem Only One Quality—the Best that can bt produced.. MntU-«._MasjtedC-fei-i«U-. ITO Colombo street '