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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 985, 19 April 1862, Page 3

I MESSES F. NOBLE CAMPBELL AND CO I ASSIGNMENT. I TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1862. ■ UNRESERVED SALE OF TIMBER, ■ EX MARIA CHRISTINA. ■ I\/r R- CAMPBELL has received instructioi ■ JLtX from the Trustees to Sell by Public Auctii m at Peacock's Wluirf, I ON TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 22, I The whole of the cargo of TIMBER, ex Mar H Christina, consisting of boards and scantling i ■ various lengths and sizes, suitable for buildin ■ purposes. I Terras at sale. Sale at 11 o'clock. 155 I GREAT CLEARING SALE. I SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. I WITHOUT RESERVE. I TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT, I ■ 22nd & 23kd Instant. I TITESSRS, F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO. wi ■ JLtX have a great Clearing Out Sale on the abov I ie o°0(^s submitted will consist of a grea I Vn^ity of merchandise. I n ON TUESDAY, the 22nd Instant, I At the Sale Rooms, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. wil Kill I be sold— Washing machines Earthenware, vegetable dishes, plates and dishe: Mathematical instruments, playing cards, thim bles and buttons assorted Brooches, pins, needles, hair pins, drawing pins awl blades Pens, memo, books, writing paper, pencils assorted, &c. Spectacles, knives and forks, locks assorted Saw blades, music, fish hooks, packing needles Pictures, ribbons, hob nails, paints (colored) White lead, rifle brushes, matches (wooden and wax) Starch, Epsom salts, hlack lead Ewbank's nails assorted, toilet soaps One Labge Countee Case, with Glass Top Maps, lanthorns, watertights, lasts, toe tips [ Blacking, ink, chocolate, raisins, anvils i Coats, stereoscopes and views, bolts, caps, sofa : covers ; Cotton, reels, crochet, white and black mending Cord, braces, belts, lenos, willow Shawls, trimmings, tuckers, braids, beads Sewing silk, silk laces Side, back, pocket and small tooth combs Fur cuffs, sontag and lace caps Wool cuffs, armlets, scarfs Black cotton hose, baby caps Black silk, colored and black falls India worked muslin, any quantity Head dresses, bonnet trimmings Boxes artificial flowers, table covers Collars, wide elastic Mattrasses, wire gauze, tin dishes Tin tea and coffee pots, kettles, &c. Reap hooks, cross cut saws And other goods too numerous to mention. Terms at sale. This sale will take place immediately after the Saie of Timber advertised for Sale on Tuesday, at Messrs. Peacock and Co's Wharf. Lyttelton, April 15, 1862. 1558 F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO.'S ASSIGNMENT. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1862. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. MR. CAMPBELL has received instructions from the Trustees, to Sell at the Rooms, Oxford Street, Lyttelton, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, THE LEASE of those well known and Commodious Sale Rooms in Oxford Street, 24ft. by 66ft., with cellarage and second storey, being in every respect a most convenient WAREHOUSE for a merchant or auctioneer. This lot will be offered at 1 o'clock sharp. ONE FIRE PROOF SAFE. by Whitfield, 2ft. 2in. x 3ft. x 3ft. 6in. ' ONE FIRE PROOF CHEST, by Whitfield, lft. 9in. x lft. 9in. x 2ft. 6in. ONE DOUBLE OFFICE DESK, with six drawers and book frame. AVERY'S PATENT WEIGHING MACHINE. A BAY MARE, rising 5 years old, in foal for St. Giles, broken to harness, and a splendid hack, with saddle, bridle, &c. One bunting flag (St. George's Cross) One set cupboards, with pigeon holes and shelves Two American stoves and piping One clock One pair skids One mahogany office washstand and cupboard Office stools and chairs Trucks, blocks and fall Writing and account paper Cash boxes, clips, ink and inkstands ! Date and latter boxes, stationery Counters and fittings, desks, &c. Terms at Sale. 1560 F. NOBLE CAMPBELL AND COS ASSIGNMENT. 'I ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. MR. CAMPBELL will Sell by order of the Trustees to F. Noble Campbell and Co's Estate, immediately after the sale of the office and other furniture, the whole of MB. BEEBY'S LIBRARY, Comprising a most valuable assortment of Books, collected by him with great care. In this library will be found works by all the popular authors, as well as books of reference, &c, &c. Any goods advertised for Sale on Tuesday, the 22nd, and not sold, will be proceeded with after the sale of the books as above. Lyttelton, April 15, 1862. 1558 a THE LATE MR. JOHN LAVE BY, CARPENTER, OF EAST CHRISTCHURCH. ALL persons indebted to or having claims on the above, are requested to communicate with the Rev. Chas. Mackie, Avonside. 1420 TIMARU READING ROOM. THIS Institution will be open from and after Monday, the 7th April,daily,from 5 to 10 p.m, and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. There will be the English and Colonial Papers with a select Library of Books for the use of members. Terms of membership and other particulars may be had on application to JOHN REILLY, Hon. Sec, &c. School House, Barnard street, Timaru, April 3rd. 1447