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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1000, 11 June 1862, Page 6

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE 25 & 26. FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! ! SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have been favored with instructions from the Importers, Messrs. Miles & Co., to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Cashel and High Streets, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, June 25 and 26, the following invoice of very superior furniture, imported per William Miles, Rhea Sylvia, Minerva and other vessels: — Carved vase backed mahogany dining room chairs, stuffed and covered with hair Plain vase backed ditto ditto Mahogany dining room chairs, stuffed with hair and covered with morocco Vase backed mahogany dining room chairs, stuffed with hair and covered with morocco Mahogany side boards, plain and carved backs, all sizes, some with cellaret. Best walnut drawing room chairs, covered with Union damask, and finished with silk gimp. in every variety. Hardwood chairs covered in hair cloth, Birch chairs, cane seated. Rosewood chairs, cane seated. Dressing glasses, all sizes. Loo tables in mahogany. Card tables in mahogany. Sofas covered with morocco leather. Sofas covered with hair cloth. Toilet tables, japanned and others. Mahogany wardrobes, 2 doors, patent joints. Easy chairs of every description. &C., &c., See. Sale at 12 (noon.) Terms easy. 2212 SALE OF SHEEP FITTINGS, EX WHITE STAR, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 12, AT PEACOCK & CO.'S WHARF, MR. E. A. HARGREAVES will Sell by Public Auction, on THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 12, PREVIOUS TO THE SALE OF MERCHANDISE AT MESSRS. PEACOCK & CO.'S STORES, the fittings of the ship White Star, consisting of about 20,000 FEET of Hardwood scantling and battens Pine boards, &c. WITHOUT RESERVE. Sale at 12 o'clock, sharp. Terms cash. Lyttelton, June 10,1862. 2214 THURSDAY, JUNE 12. IMPORTANT SALE AT MESSRS. J. T. PEACOCK & CO.'S STORES, WITHOUT RESERVE. MR. E. A. HARGREAVES is instructed by Messrs. J. T. Peacock & Co. to sell at their Stores, on THURSDAY, JUNE 12, The following varied assortment of MERCHANDISE:— 10 cases window sashes 5 cases axe handles 3 cases arrowroot (best Bermuda) 5 kegs pearl barley 10 dozen buckets 5 boxes Coleman's thumb blue 20 dozen American'brooms 5 casks chalk 2 cases confectionery (assorted) 5 ditto capers 4 ditto corks 20 tins colza oil (5 galls) 2 cases cocoa (Fry & Sons) 5 cases patent groats 5 casks whole ginger (1 cwt.) 20 cases window glass (assorted sizes) 5 cases hatchets 4 cases mustard (in tins (£ lbs.) 5 casks Scotch oatmeal (2 cwt.) 3 bags whole white > 2 ditto ditto black ) P e PP er 5 kegs raddle 50 bags Patna rice (56 lbs. per bag) 5 cases sardines (| boxes) 1 keg sausage skins 3 tons Pampanga sugar 5 cases Lea & Perrin's sauces 5 cases Harvey's sauces 1 ton China sugar 5 tons Mauritius (assorted) 20 half-chests tea 10 boxes vermicelli 5 eases kerosine oil 5 qr.-casks Cozen's double diamond sherry 10 cases assorted pastes 10 cases marmalade 5 cases Batty's pickles (pints) ! 2 cases rocking chairs 50 kegs white lead 20 coils Manilla rope (lin. to 2£in.) 5 casks whiting (3 cwt. each) 3 pockets Kent hops Invoice of saddles 100 bags flour 3 cases Collins' handled axes 3 ditto Spanish chairs 2 ditto garden ditto | 2 ditto superb gilt ditto 5 ditto cane seated ditto i' ' 2 ditto children's ditto '' 4 ditto rocking ditto | 2 ditto office oak ditto 1 ditto ladies' cottage ditto, I Also, 30 casks bottled beer. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock precisely. Terms at Sale. jk? Auctioneer begs to call the attention of the trade to this sale of really useful and marketable goods, the whole of which will be offered without the slightest reserve.' ' > • • Lyttelton, June 10,1862. 2219