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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1055, 20 December 1862, Page 5

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. CITY AUCTION MART. Important Sale of General Merchandise. TUESDAY, December 30th. MESSRS. L. E. NATHAN & CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, on the'above. date, An extensive shipment of General Merchandise, comprising— Superior furniture Window sashes Doors, double and single moulded Tubs Kerosene oil ■. . r Tin milk dishes Treacle' Hops Ironmongery Groceries Wines and spirits Confectionery Oilmen's stores Fancy goods etc., etc., .etc. Further particulars in future advertisements. 5034 CONTINUATION OF SALE. ~~ In the Supreme Court.—Peacock & Co. v. Gundry. :TITR. E. A. HARGREAVES is instructed to JIVX continue the sale of the effects seized in thii matter, at the residence of Mr. S. Gundry, Canterbury street, On MONDAY, the 22nd DECEMBER, when the whole of the household furniture and effect! will be sold without reserve. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms cash. 19th December, 1662. . 5085 ASHLEY TOWNSHIP. MESSRS. J. OLLiyiER & SON have received instructions to offer for sale by public auction, at their offices, in Christchurch, On TUESDAY, the 30th INSTANT, At Noon, . The remaining sections of land m this townshipof Ashley. * These sections will be offered in blocks of quarteracre each. Without reserve. , Terms at sale. Flans may be seen at their offices, in Cashel and High streets. .5063 DRAUGHT ENTIRE FOR SALE. ~ MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON have been instructed to sell the celebrated Draught Entire SPEED THE PLOUGH, well known as a sure foal getter, and steady and staunch in draught. For particulars, apply to the auctioneers. , 5078 ESSRS. MATSON & TORLESSE have for sale about 170 head of cattle, part fit for the butcher. 5024 POSTPONEMENT OF SALE OF RAMS. MR. PARKINSON'S Sale of Rams, advertised for Saturday' next, is unavoidably POSTi PONED till SATURDAY, the 27th INSTANT, i 5026 I ; - LAND SALE. Messrs. j. olliyier & son beg to give notice that their next LAND SALE will take place on TUESDAY, DEC. 30, at noon. 5066 LINCOLN TOWNSHIP. MESSRS. J. OLLIYIER & SON beg to give notice that the next sale of the lot* applied for in the township of { LINCOLN will take place at their offices in Christchurch, on TUESDAY, the 30th inst., at noon, . the following lots will be submitted:— Slock I—Lot 1 Block 2—Lot 1 Block 6—Lots 9 and 11 Block 7—Lots 4, 6, 8, 12,13,14 and 15 Block B—Lots 4, 12, 14, 15 and 16 5064 SLATES ! SLATES ! ! SLATES !! ! MESSRS. J. OLIiVIER & SON have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at their Stores in Christchurch, 60,000 COUNTESS SLATES - of the best quality. Samples may be seen at the office. The sale will take place on TUESDAY NEXT, the 23rd inst., at noon. Terms at Sale. ' 5065 REFORM YOUR TAILORS'BILLS. THE Proprietor of the MONSTER CLOTHING HALL, London Street, Lyttelton, in consequence of his increasing business, is about to enlarge his premises, and he is determined that the public shall have the benefit of his IMMENSE STOCK of every description of CLOTHING, suitable for all ages and conditions, at such prices will ensure a rapid sale to make room for his NEW GOODS coming direct from home. It would be superflous to enumerate the prices of inferior goods, for he particularly wishes the public to know that he does not keep them in stock. His goods are supplied direct fromthe best houses in London,who have a wide-world reputation. The garments are all cut by experienced hands, are made up by the best workmen, and far superior to any that can be manufactured in this province. The subjoined List of Prices are for a few of his first-class goods only and are submitted for the information of those who'hav<rbeen in the habit of paying higher prices for their clothing, and htfve not yet visited the Monster Clothing Hall:— s. d. Men's tweed suits, from ... ... 40 0 Men's super black ditto 70 0 Men's black sac coats 24 0 Men's super ditto 35 0 Men's doeskin ditto 30 0 Men's tweed ditto 12 6 Men's alpaca ditto " 6 Boys' tweed coats 6 6 Boys' satin vests 3 j> Boys'black cloth suits ... 45 0 Boys' Bedford cord ditto ... ... 40 0 , Boys' tweed trousers 66 Boys'cordjiitto t ® ® Boys' moleskin ditto 5 0 Men's tweed trousers 12 6 Men's super black ditto 18 0 Men's Bedford cord ditto 18 0 Men's drill ditto ... 9 6 Men's plain and fancy vests ... 6 6 Men's moleskin trousers ... ... 6 6 Over-coats, pilot jackets, flannels, merino and lambswool undershirts, white dress shirts, regattas, and every description of clothing and hosiery, too numerous to particularise in an advertisement. Experience proves that inferior goods are dear at any price; quality alone is the test of cheapness, therefore the proprietor would respectfully inyite one trial, to prove the superiority of his clothing. He intends to keep in stock a first-class assortment of the best qualities in piece goods, boots and shoes, and all kinds of hosiery; also, a stock of mattresses, palliasses and pillows, and other jwscellaneousjjwds, which will be offered at the smallest remunerating Persons living in the bays, and from up-country, visiting Lyttelton will find it to their advantage to make their purchases of clothing at his estabhshJ- LEWIS ELLIS, Proprietor. Mr» TT7T Mr C. Swinbourne's new Portrait. T KoaU High ■"*. Christchurch. For p»ticulars apply at the above rooms.