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J iVuctioxis. BARNARD'S. SATURDAY, JANUARY 30. N ic UNRESERVED SALE OF The Pure Bred Clydesdale Draught Horse FARMERS' FAVORITE. MR. W. D. BARNARD has received instructions from the owners, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 3 ON SATURDAY NEXT, The well known Entire Draught Horse, r FARMERS' FAVORITE. Farmers' Favorite is perfectly quiet, is a good worker, and sure foal getter. His stock are allowed to rank among the first in the colony. Sale at 12, sharp. Terms at sale. 526 I I CLEARING SALE c OF BOOTS AND SHOES. TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY, 2. MESSRS. W. & N. JOYNT have received instructions from Mr. James Virtue (who is relinquishing business) to sell by 1 PUBLIC AUCTION On the above date at his Shop in COLOMBO STREET, The whole of his large and well assorted stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Comprising— Geutlemens' Wellingtons, bluchers, and balmorals Ladies' elastic side, kid, black and coloured cashmere boots Ladies' patent leather, buffi and cloth slippers Girls' black and coloured cashmere boots Boys' Balmoral boots, &c., &c. Unreserved. TUESDAY NEXT. TWO DOORS FROM CASHEL STREET. 581 TIMARU. SALE BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MR. J. BESWICK will sell by Auction, at Mr. H. J. Le Cren's House, Timaru, on MONDAY & TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 & 2, ALL HIS FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, Consisting of Drawing Room, Dining Room, Nursery, and Kitchen Furniture and Sundries. BOOKS, &c. Sale to commence each day at Noon. For particulars see Catalogues. 402 TO CAPITALISTS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. MESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT have been favored with instructions to submit for sale at their rooms, Hereford street, by PUBLIC AUCTION, On or about the 10th FEBRUARY NEXT, That new and thoroughly substantial HOTEL, | Situated in the heart of the city, and at present doing a first class business, and which, from its contiguity to the ROYAL PRINCESS' THEATRE, must command a large and increasing trade, and known as COKER'S HOTEL, Cathedral Square. j The hotel contains 13 bedrooms of good size, also, Commercial room, 16 x 20 Dining room, 16 x 20 Smoking room, 16 x 19 Bar room, 12 x 14 Kitchen, 20 x 20 1 Back parlor, 12 x 12 < Scullery, 20 x 12 With out-houses, &c,, &c., &c. Also, A commodious and well fitted up bar at back, close to the Theatre, doing a large business every evening. The whole of the rooms are well furnished, and . replete with every convenience. This valuable property is held on lease for thirty years' which can be extended. The auctioneers can with confidence recommend this valuable property to intending purchasers as a first-rate investment. Hereford street, Jan. 29. c 391 TO CAPITALISTS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. i MESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT, & SPROT 1 have been favored with instructions to submit x for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, ON OR ABOUT THE 10TH FEBRUARY NEXT, At their rooms, in Hereford street, The old-established and well-paying property known ftß W E EDEN'S II OTE L, ( ON TIIB GREAT SOUTH ROAD, Together with 20 acres of first-class pasture land attached, held on lease for 21 years, from 1808, at a very low ]|OTEL , Contains large bar , Private parlor and bedroom, long room ■ Large parlor, ladies' parlor, and bedroom 8 bedrooms, kitchen, pantry, wash-room Station-room, servants' rooms, and store rooms Also, Stable, loose boxes, poultry and pig houses, &c. All well fitted up and furnished throughout. Thea—j well known and profitable investment. Hereford street, Christchurch, Jan. 19. SHEEP FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION I AT , riccarton yards. 1 Ann MIXED SHEEP will be assorted^and J 000 sold by auction at an early these yards. , w UI do well Farmers wishing to breed or g to inspect these sheep. The day of sale will be advertised. BUBNEIX, BENNETT tc SPBOT. Hereford street. o 471 Jan. 22, 1864.