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and single and fire, andirons, :'/•'.. "Abio, ■ 3 nu&ocw* saddle, di*r«*#» dairy ntensils, fowls, . docks, and Uukeys. ■ TUESDAY, 17th DECEMBER, At^Bfeek,..- -:--a> A \i ■/■:[: = V^^|S»ippPß9El>?f ♦KM. Containing 2 li^^^gJ ,^W^B SUPERIOR HOUSKHOLI* FUENnUE*. COWS, HORSES. SPRING CART, #Ms#l VAGGON, iLARNBSS, and.6w>dries. a£Kl *»*I*OLDS. A4fD 00. Hortfl) to b«11 by «Mtk«, »l the. above time jaitf vfeae, -■. •. : ; .: -(: Htt being' eeetion* 113 tA •'* ««?n-ea*t VaUeV District, -'&' acres; «"'•' * ■"- ■■» witt ■ t in rich Buildiagtr'tlLereon. Alm, »t tfaa wipe time Mid pl*oe; HUjpperio* ,%i*ieW4F«nttui6,~«w*tfa»t»f Dining room suites m haircloth and leather, .•■■.-' i> nfoogany-aJdotoard,-idBWPj * "~* table, oqoafflonal cliwra, Hsplendia redpine sidebo«rd;;«heHUle, tapertiT, «wL hce oertainß, canterbury, bagateße toavd, , -—- Brussel's carpet, large writing i whatnot, ball table, mirror-back writing table, Japanese T*»ee, Japanese bar fender and iron*, valuable red pine wardrobe, hand-painted set toilet ware, etc ; three-roller mangle, wrtoger, garden tools, lawn-mower, tanks, drain pipes. Also, 6 first-claw cows fja ftdi mOk) and other cattle, bay ware (5 j»), aping cart, station waggon, set spring cart and ' buggy harness, two saddles, 14 tans TUESDAY, 17th DECEMBER, AtTb'docTcintheerehing. At Eooms, Manse street Sale by 4 notion DB BELCHER'S VALUABLE LIBBABY. POETRY. PROSE. FICTION. By all the Standard Authors. WORKS OP REFERENCE. THEOLOGY, HISTOB,Yi TRAVEL. FRENCH NOVELS, By Celebrated Authors. WORKS ON ART AND LITERATURE, Eta, etc., etq. >ARK. REYNOLDS. AND 00. are instructed by Dr belcher (who is Catalogues now being prepared. Now on view. MONDAY, loth DECEMBER, t -At 2 o'clock. AMES SAMSON AND 00. „ have received instructions from the owner to sell by at their Rooms, ) A large assortment of men's and women s clothing, and jewellery, fancy goods, toys, etc., including all the requisites for everyday use. Also, a, lady's wardrobe of clothing. No reserve.

TUESDAY, 17th DECEMBER, At 2 o'clock. Compulsory Sale by Auction, on the Premises. CEYLON KIOSK AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS, A.M.P. Buildings, Princes street To be sold as ft going concern. AMES SAMSON AND 00. w tare Jteoeived instructions to sell by auction, The whple pf the Stock in-Trade, including— GoodwiU, fixtures, gasfittings, . linoleums, tables, chairs, china and glassware, . cutlery, pictures, overmantel, and all class tea and refreshment The whole -will be offered first as a going concern, and if not sold will then be sold in lots to suit purchasers. FRIDAY, 20th DECBMBER, • At 12 o'clock. In the Estate of the late Robert Short. SALE BY AUCTION - OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. AMES SAMSON AND 00. have received instructions from the trustees in the above estate to sell by auction, at thtir Room", Dowling street, The following desirable Freehold Properties \- LOT 1.-Section 1, Block XVI., Township of Moeraki, containing by admeasurement 1 acre 1 rood, together with a wejd-f ornifchod seaside residence of four rooms (with verandah, scullery, and outhouses) thereon; the whole being securely fenced, having double and single picket gates. LOT 2.—Sections 3, 4, 5, and 6, Block XV., Township of Moeraki, with an area of 4 acres and 26 poles, all securely fenced and laid down in English grass. Splendid view. LOT 3.-Section 17, Block DX, North , Harbor and Blaeskin District, containing 20 acres. LOT 4.-Section 31, Block 1., Township of Duddingston, North-east Valley (area 1 rood}, with Six-roomed Dwelling and outhouses thereon; fruit garden; securely fenced, tad fronting the main road. LOT 5.-Sections 6, 7, 12, 13, and 14, Block 1., Township of Duddingston, each containing 1 rood 10 poles (more or less). The Auctioneers detire to draw the attention of intending 'purchasers to Lot 1, as Moeraki is an established seaside resort The house is nicely furnished, commands a splendid view, and the position is second to none in the town■bin.'.-. . # . •. ". mmMm's v, THE AUCTIONEERS. P r i 1 / ?'?; * H AtJCTiONBEBB. SATURDAY, DEORMBER, /'•'".- vßqir Sate by J " f *"" FREEHOLD PROPERTIES AT PORT T^ ;: CHALMERS. AMES BAMBON AND 00. i»ve been favored with instructions from Malcolm to sell by auction, at their ; Section 19, Pert Chalmers, contain' -; ; i-aore, frontage to Grey street of ; ••:'- ; 'liiks, together with a Four-roomed House, scullery and outhouse, thereon. ■:--' : - : ',- ■' " : '^mi A ' Section 160 Tort Chalmers (1 rood), on.uSSrupM.'-:.' ; For ' - ■ WBRB&Y, ':-.. >t& Couture of every enOeryf fiated eheatro| towers, round iiUea, and quantity of good* **> numerous to pattiwflarise.