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■ A.uotlon«. TO BE 80LD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Daring the Race Week, It not previously disposed of by Private Treaty— IjHE ENTIRE THOROUGHBRED HORBE, THE PEER. for Pedigree, &c., refer to previous advertisements, and-for further information, apply to JOHN SHAND A SONS, 8473 c Avon Lodge. THE PUBLIC MONTHLY WOOL SALES previously alluded to are still continued, and all information may be obtained as to charges, Sec., by application to 2634 0 GEORGE D. LOCKHART.. CATTLE. CATTLE. CATTLE. RANGIOBA SALE YARDS. "VfESSRS. BUSS & HEPWORTH have received instructions from John Russell, Esq., to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Yards, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, A superior mob of 60 head of CATTLE, principally heifers springing to calf, all of which are pail fed, and of the celebrated Mount Grey breed. j Also, A few pairs of working bullocks Draught and saddle horses, &c. Horse drays. The attention of farmers and graaiers ts especially •ailed to this sale. Sale at 1 o'clock. 2867 BUSS & HEPWORTH. IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNIT URE, Partially Damaged by Bea Water, Messrs. j. ollivier & son have received instructions from the importer to sell by AUCTION, Without reserve, ON THURSDAY, 2nd FEB. At Noon, AT Mr. OSBORNE'S NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSES, Opposite the old Land Office-bridge, The following first-class Furniture, Ac., being the :ontents of twenty-three cases, marked 8 in triangle, inder R to the left and A.F. to the right, Nos. 45 to »7, Ex MAY QUEEN, From Glasgow, )N ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 1 walnut drawing-room suite,ln green repp 1 do do, in green damask 1 rosewood do, in crimson do 1 do occasional table 1 do whatnot 1 walnut do 1 do occasional table 1 do kneeling chair 1 do card-table 1 do piano stool 2 do work tables 2 Freuctrfnlairt cahhietß. —= —--- " 1 walnut revolving canterbury 24 mahogany chairs, hair-cloth 12 birch do do 3 mahogany tables 2 do sideboards 2 do couches, in velvet 12 do chairs, do 4 do 2-door wardrobes 1 walnut do 2 do chests drawers 2 mahogany che6ts drawers 20 birch Frencl bedsteads 2 walnut cheval glasses (damaged) 2 mahogany do do 1 papier mache table 1 landscape top do 1 chess top do 1 do work-table 2 walnut dressing glasses 1 do writing' desk Fancy inkstands, envelope cases, Aw 2 liqueur cases 1 mahogany consulting table 8 alabaster time pieces 8 pairs French vases 33 pairs cotton sheets 72 skin door mats 31 travelling rugs 10 cwt. curled hair Feather pillows Do.bolsters Wool do do Hair mattresses &c. &C. 23 large sized packing case 9 The sale of the above valuable goods will take >lace by permission, at the New Furniture Warelouse of Mr. A. Osborne, Oxford Terrace, on Thurslay, the 2nd February, and following day if necesary. Sale at noon punctually. 2849 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON lyjL have received instructions to offer for sale BT PUBLIC AUCTION, in an early day, A Fifty-Acre Section of Land on the Malvern Hills, held under a Purchasing Clause, to be exercised within 3 years at £3 per acre. Present rental, £12 10s per annum. Also, One quarter-acre Section in the Township of Lincoln. Also. One quarter-acre Section, being No. 22, in Kaiapoi, fronting on the North Road, adjoining the Ferryman's Arms, with the building thereon. One quarter-acre Section, No. 24, fronting on Rangiora street. A 20-aere Section, part Bection No. 321, also at Kaiapoi. A 50-acre Section on the Harewood Road by Rangioro. broken up and under cultivation, and now let for 5 years to a respectable tenant. c 2846 SALTWATER CREEK. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At Cameron's Btock Yards, Saltwater Creek, on TUESDAY, 7TH FEB., 1865, A MOB OF COLTS, From Stoneyhurst and Flaxbouroe. Also, SEVERAL HEAD OF CATTLE, Bteers, Heifers and Cows. Various Properties. Sale at noon.