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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 704, 6 August 1859, Page 5

I McGAKDELL'S" ASSIGNMENT. : ■'- received instructions' fVom, the; )Assi<rnees' Ittr1 ;thV'above Estate ;to' sell by Public WITHOUT'ANY -RESERVE, at his |Sul& |loon)Sj Market Place, Qhriatcliu^ch, ON' THUvR S fIA^AID^FRIDAY, THE IITH AND' 13TH OP A'TTGUST NEXT, THE ; H6uSEHQLDyiFUB^tTURE,:! EXTENSIVE VALUABLE STOCK-in-TRiVDE AND OTHER EFFECTS, Comprising :— , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Mahogany couch, horsehair seats Ditto 100 tiible It on bedstead Cull size Mahogany •washhtaud and dressing table Ditto ditto marble tops Swing lookingglasses, maible stand Derby chair with.arms Biicji and Ameiican cane scat chairs Antique Elizabethan chairs, wotkotl backs and SL'iils Bronzed ten urn, 'American clock i Papiei' Macho tvays and work tables ' ' 'Mahogany towel li6rses Sundry glass, China and earthenware A small and choice collection of works by '' favorite authors Zinc meat safe, &c, &c. STATIONERY. Quantity of letter and note paper, envelopes ruled accent paper, blotting paper " ■ memorandum books, diaries " sheet parchment inkstands (various), red and black ink's " steel pens and holders, quills " sealing wax, wafers,, wax matches '" - lead pencils, india rubber ' BOOKS. - A large collection of new and valuable publicai tions, comprising— ' Works of fiction, history, biography, travels, &c, &g. Children's picture and school books, DRAWING "MATERIALS. Drawing boards, crayon and drawing paper, drawing books, sketch books, sketching boards, crayons and water colours, moist oil colours, goat and camel's hair pencils, hog's hair tools, drawing pencils, travelling ' 'easels. TOYS." Boxes of toys, marbles, dolls in great variety, wax, with ,and' without moving eyes, rag dolls, soldiers and sailors. EARTHENWARE, GLASS, AND CHINA. Several sets best chamber ware complete, spare jugs, basins and chambers, soup and dinner ; plates, meat and pie dishes, cups and ■ saucers. Decanters, tumblers, jelly glasses, ; """ "custard cup.?, champagne, claret, and tulip : , wine glasses;' glass dishes, glass mugs, ' > ; ; .'handsome ;chinaf vases and cornucopias. j <■;.■■[ CUTLERY-'AND PLATED WARE. 1 Balance "ivory"handle •-table ktid dessert knives, ■ do. carvers to match. Scissors and pocket knives in great variety. Razors. Butchers' knives, farriers' and shoemakers' knives. Plated dessert-forks, table and tea spoons, salt, spoons, sugar tongs, fish knife and fork, biscuit baskets,-liqueur frames. Several handsome tea and coffee services. j; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BOOKS/;&c. I Concertinas and flutinas French horn and key bugles Preceptors for concertina, flute, and sax-horn Chant books. Quantity of violin strings. ENGRAVINGS. Several fine engravings, framed and glazed, including— . t Studies from Jullien, —Sunday morning, Handell'a Dogs. • JEWELLERY. Gold wedding rings and keepers, gold watch keys, real jet bracelets and brooches; silver Delhi brooches, very choice. SOAPS, PERFUMERY, Ac. Gosnell's old brown Windsor,*fhoney soap, largo bottles scent, quantity Eau de cologne, back, and side combs, rack combs, hair brushes, tooth brushes. 'FANCY AND OTHER GOODS. Stereoscopes and photographic slides, papier mache : and rosewood work boxes; silver thimbles, ; .....'. corkscrews, spectacles and cases, port monies; : ladies' reticules, draft boards, a large assortment of.valuable meerschaum .pipes, '■■'•■' 1,800 cigars, cigar tubes, shot pouches, ; ■■"■• Clapshaw's cricket bats, balls and stumps, boxes mathematical instruments, thermometers, telescope walking stick, pocket com- ; ■ passes, bird cages, japanned cash boxes, • French brass clocks, Amerisan 8 day and 30 hour clocks, sail and packing needles, tape measures, 2ffc. rules. : , . The goods,,will, be ready for inspection on and after Wednesday next. The lots will be offered in quantities to suit private purchasers or the trade. .. . Sale to commence each day at 12 o'clock, precisely. Terms Cash. ■ Luncheon provided. Market Place, Christchurch, 4,; 1859. .-;"■• SALE OF SEED BARLEY AND CLOVER, ■'■;. ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 11. MR. HARGREAVES will sell by public auction, at the stores, late in the occupation of.:W. Wilson & Co., Christchurch, on THURSDAY; the lltlv instant, 100 bushels Chevalier barley 500 lbs. red clover seed ■ 500 lbs. white clover seed ; 1 cask blue stone Sale at 2 o'clock. Terms at Sale. Norwich Quay, August 5, 1859. LYTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY AND LITERARY INSTITUTION. NOTICE. THE LECTURE on GEOLOGY, by Mr. G. Fraser, previously advertised to take place in the-TOWN HALL, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, will be delivered in MR. ALPORT'S LARGE ROOM, Norwich Quay, as the Town Hall is occupied by the Immigrants from the, Mary Ann. ■.•■..■ E. MILLS, Hon. Sec. SEVERAL FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS are unengaged. Apply at.the Immigration Office, Lyttelton, or Barracks, Christchurch. E. W. SEAGER, . Deputy Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, Lyttelton, August 5, 1859.