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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1266, 21 July 1864, Page 4

KTeiw j^<aLxro'vtilei©*aa.oia.*ai. TIIIM D A Y , TIIUIfcSDAY, JULY 21 sr. AT ALP () KT' H AU C T lON 110 OM 8. Market-place, Christ el lurch. Unreserved snlo of— Private effects Mcilienl works Fancy kooJ« Clothing Furniture, &c., Stc. Sale at, 12 o'clock.—Terms nt sale. 11. IC. ALPORT, 4344 Auctioneer. SALE OF APPLES, GROCERIES, OILMAN'S STORKS, &o. ON THURSDAY (This Day), JULY 21. At Alport's Auction Rooms. OA BOXES RUSSETS, French crabs, and other ?jU choice sorts of eating and keeping apples After jvhich, 1 ton No. I Company's pieces sugar 5 boves congou tea 5 barrels Eleme raisins 5 ditto currnnts 10 boxes Sydney soap 10 barrels oatmeal and pearl barley 1 1 ton fine salt. Saje at 2 o'clock, precisely. , Terms at sale. 4341 CHRISTCHURCH MARKET. fJIHE NEXT MARKET SALE Will be held on SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 23, At the Market Place Sale Yards, Christchurch, Comprising— Horse, cattle, pigs, poultry Flour, bran, sharps Half ton cheese 50 prime hams 20 boxes apples, choice sorti 5 tons prime potatoes 8 tons good clover hay Groceries, oilman's stores. After which— Fruit and forest trees, bushes, &c. Pot plants, azaleas, camelias, &c. Sale at 11 o'clock. Terms at Sale. Market-place, Christchurch. *343 TUESDAY, 2ND AUGUST. FENDALL TOWN. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have received instructions from Messrs. Hill to sell by ■ . PUBLIC AUCTION, All those capital SECTIONS OF LA ND, Part of their Estate at Fendall Town, IN LOTS, Varying from Half-an-Acre to One Acre.

The property is about two miles from Christchurch, and is very delightfully situated, the river running on two sides of it. It will be offered for sale at the Offices of the Auctioneer, on TUESDAY, 2ND AUGUST NEXT, At one o'clock. ERch section will be submitted at a moderate upset price, and will be sold to the highest bidder. Terms—One-third cash; balance by three instalments, at six, nine, and twelve mouths, with interest. 4334 , TUESDAY, 2ND AUGUST, j CLEARING SALE. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have received instructions to hold a CLEARING SALE', OF FURNITURE AND MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS, AT THEIR OFFICES, In High street, 1 ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 2ND, NEXT, Comprising— American bedsteads, 3ft 6in Do, do, 4ft 6in Do, round ends Iron and brass tubular bedsteads Trunks Common Astor chairs, cane-seated Serpentine do, do Cane-seated rocking chairs Mahogany hair-seated chairs Capital iron safe, by Miluer Marble-top washstands Do, double do Drawing-room suite of furniture Lounge chair, gentlemen's and ladies' Couch

6 small chairs, all of walnut wood, covered blue and white satin damask Deßain's HARMONIUM, 6 stops 30 CONCERTINAS And other sundries Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. 4337 WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST NEXT. SPREYDON. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have received instructions from Mr. A. Moore to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, OK WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST, NEXT, SEVERAL QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS OF LAND AT SPREYDON. This land is remarkably good, and for garden produce very productive. A considerable number of sections have already been sold in this thriving village, most of which will presently be built upon. As several applications are now made for sections, the Auctioneers have been directed to appoint the second sale on the usual market day, viz., WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST, At One o'Clock, TERMS— Upset price—.£lo per Quarter-Acre. One-third, cash ; one-third, six months ; one-third, two years; with interest at 10 per cent. 4335 WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST. SPREYDON MARKET. Messrs. j. ollivier & son have received instructions to submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, AX SPREYDON MARKET, on WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST NEXT,. . Several head of cattle Cows Steers Bullocks Horses, draught and saddle Pigs &c., &c,, &c. 433