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jsrew ACLvertiaementa. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF AMERICAN TIMBER. AT CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY STATION. 10,000 feet of spruce logs 64,000 „ „ deals and scantlings 40,000 „ „ flooring 224,000 „ T and G timber 7,000 „ shelving 9,000 „ £-inch sheathing 480 prs. windows 500 doors 800 spruce pickets 350 bundles of shingles Storehouse frame Cement. Sale at 12 o'clock. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON are instructed by the Importers, Messrs. Taylor & Co., to sell by Auction, at the Railway Station, on Monday, February 27th, at 12 o'clock, Ex Lyttelton, from Boston, 10,000 feet spruce logs 11,000 „ „ scantlings 43,000 „ „ deals 40,000 „ „ flooring, T and G, plaaed one side 184,000 „ white pine Canadian boards, T and G, planed one side 40,000 „ „ two sides 9,000 „ £-inch sheathing, planed one side 7,000 „ white pine shelving, planed two sides and edges 480 pairs of windows, assorted sizes 500 doors of assorted sizes and patterns 800 spruce pickets, 4 ft. 3 x 1 350 bundles of American shingles Barrels of cement 1 store-house frame, 35 x 50. Plans of which can be seen at the Auctioneers' offices. Terms liberal: declared at sale. Luncheon provided at 12 o'clock. 3524 KAIAPOI. FEBRUARY, 28th. MESSRS. BUSS AND HEPWORTH have received instructions from Captain John Fuller, of Kaiapoi, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, at his residence, Meadow Road, Kaiapoi, 2 Roods and 13 Perches of Land, laid out in a Garden, well supplied with fruit and forest trees, with a good substantial 7-roomed house thereon, 3 brick chimneys, and a good bricked well, with a good supply of water all the year round. The house is pleasantly situated in Meadow Boad, away from all sand and dust, within one minute's walk of the church, and five minutes' walk from any part of the town on the north side of the river. The only reason for selling this desirable property is the departure of Captain Fuller from the neighbourhood. Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at sale. BUSS & HEPWORTH, S5lB Auctioneers. MONDAY, FEB. 27. IN THE SUPREME COURT. WRIT OF FI. FA. THE TRUSTEES UNDER MEIN'S ASSIGNMENT v. THOS. HILL. MR. H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from the Sheriff of Canterbury to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Market-place Sale Rooms, on MONDAY, FEB. 27, (Unless the above action shall have been previously satisfied,) The following effects levied upon, vis.:— Glass stopped bottles, containing— Acetic acids, sulphuric aether Tincture iron Sulphate of quinine Opium, surgical collodion -> Chloride of zinc Creosote, &c., &c. Earthenware jars, containing— Carb. potassium, powdered gentian Tincture aloes, glycerine exot. Tincture, opii, &c. Packages of camomile flowers Dried orange peel 1 cask ointment Quantity glass stoppered bottles, labelled And other goods. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms cash immediately on the fall of the hammer. 3538 ! CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY, HOSIERY, STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, &c. MR. H. E ALPORT will sell by public auction, at his Rooms, Market Place, Christchurch, on MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 27, Dress pieces of mohair, alpaca, winsey, merinoea, poplinet, llama Lengths of flannel, prints calico, huckaback, Crimean flannel Gloves, socks, stays, shawls, crinolines, children's hoods, boots Ladies' under-clothing, jackets, &c. 10 dozen straw hats and bonnets And other goods. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at sale. 3537 TO PERSONS FURNISHING. UPHOLSTERERS AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT -SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. MR. H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from Mr. T. B. Thompkins (in consequence of his having taken the Ferry Hotel,) to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, At his residence in Worcester street east,— All the household furniture Piano, clocks, ornaments Cooking and other utensils &c., &c., &c. Sale at 1£ o'clock. Terms at Sale. 3536 TO EXCAVATORS. THE Mandeviße and Rangiora Road Board invite TENDERS for cutting a Drain, at the head of the Rangiora Main Drain, at Section 5910 to corner of Section 7117. Snecification to be seen at the office, Woodend, tintU Monday, the 27th inst., at noo»; and Tenders directed to the Chairman of the Board, not at? to SUy, tbe 61k March, at 11 ».m. E. J. SANDERS, Surveyor to the Board. Woodend, Feb. 21fit, 1865. 3516