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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 4439, 6 May 1875, Page 4

Chu; Clark. TOE ABSOLUTE SALE. A BABE OPPORTUNITY IN TOWN SECTIONS. Ora SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, ritaatod at the corner of> Kilmore and rtreets, near Madras, bridge, formerly the property, of Mr Steere. , .. ..a This is magnificent building P “5 dry, thoroughly drained, firsfroW locality, and--I>vkt five minutes' walk from Cathedral square. Only one-fifth deposit; balance by instalments. plan and particulars, »g^&&, Ea CLARK. Millett and Saunders. SATURDAY,. MAT 8. MILLETT AND BAUNDEBS have received instructions from Mr W. Grant, TO OFFER FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. •| « FIB3T-CLAS3 DEAUGHT MABES AND GELDINGS, Imported from Melbourne, Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. 8193 F. M. Rickman. BANGIOBA. IMPOETANT SALE OP FREEHOLD PROPERTY, IN BUILDIEG ALLOTMENTS, SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OP BANGIOBA, Known as Fitzgerald’s Property, on a portion of which now stands the BANGIOBA EAILWAY STATION, GOODS SHEDS, IMMIQBATION BABKACKS, to. fto. ME P. M. EICKMAN has received instructions from Mr James Fitzgerald, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE BED LION HOTEL, BANGIOBA, ON THUESDAY, MAY 13, 1875, The above-mentioned Valuable Property in BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, is per Plans, which will be on view on and after Thursday next. May 6, 1875, at the office of J. B. Gr sson, Esq., Solicitor, Christchurch, and at the Bangiora Hotels. Conditions of Sate can be seen at Mr Gresson’s Office, Christchurch. 2. Terns T.ihpral at Sale—Luncheon provided. Title —Crown Grant. For farther particulars, apply to J. B. GEBSSON, ESQ., Solicitor, City Chambers, Christchurch; Or to the Auctioneer, P. M. EICKMAN. 3035 Bangiora and Christchurch. J. Q. Hawkes. J. G. Hawkes, AUCTIONEER, LICENSED LAND BROKER, AST) IBNESAL COMMISSION AGENT BOOMS—late the Stores of HAWKES and STEOUTS, Hmxvobd Stbeet, Chbistohuxob. 7840 THIS DAY, THUESDAY, MAY 6. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IT. A S 3, CHINA, BEDDING, STEELING SXLTEE PLATE, PIANO. lffi"R J. G. HAWKES has received instructions UL from Mr H. Nashelaki, who is leaving iuistcharch, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Residence, LICHFIELD STREET EAST, NEAR S. PAUL’S CHURCH, ON THUESDAY, MAY 6, ie whole of his very Superior Household Fnrnire, nearly now, and chiefly selected by himself »m one of the best London upholsterers, viz. DRAWING-ROOM.—Elegant suite, in walnut and crimson rep, beautiful inlaid walnut 100 table, pair of cord tables, chiffonier, with morhle slab and plate-glass back, whatnot (all to match), curtain pole and rings, fender and flreirons, oma'rente, &o. DINING-ROOM.— loft extension dining table, couch, 6 chairs, and easy ch :ir in mahogany and horse hair, very handsome mahogany sideboard (6ft), with plate-glass back, butler's drawers, Ac, curtain pole and rings, elegant inlaid walnut Canterbury whatnot, with glass back, 5 handsomely framed chromos, fender, irons, and coal vase, music stool, bronze statuettes, and other ornaments, Ac,, Ac. Very superior trichord PIANO, in handsome walnut case, by Hfliimum of Berlin. BREAKFAST-ROOM.— Handsome chiffonier bookcase, a few volumes of well-selected hooks, cane seat chairs, sofa in leather, oval table, child's table and cbair, pole and lines, pier glass in gilt frame, Prenchmarble eight-day striking clock, fender and irons, lamps, ornaments, Ac., Ac. HALL.— Carved oak suite, viz.:—Hat and umbrella stand, bench, table, Ac. BEDROOMS.—Very handsome new half-tester bedstead, with 2 sets Furniture (crimson moreen and figured pique) iron French and stump bedsteads, superior iron cot, horsehair and flock mattrasses, pillows, Ac., capital mahoi zany wardrobe, with plate glass door and dress cupboard with sliding roils, drawers, Ac.; very elegant mahogany dressing table with oval mirror, cabinets, and jewel drawer; marble top mahogany wash stand and ware, night commode superior cedar, fitted, mahogany chest drawers, wood and brass cornice poles with ends, rings, and bands, cane bottom chairs, wash stands, dressing tables, towel horses, toilette glasses, Ac,, Ac. "WORKROOM.—Home shuttle sewing machine, mahogany Pembroke table, work cupboard with shelves and drawers, inlaid writing desk, brass curtain pole rings and bands, Ac. ELECTRO-PLATE WARE—Handsome cruet frames, salver, jam dish, combined egg Stand and breakfast cruet, liqueur stand, candlesticks, Ac. STERLING SILVER PLATE.—Very handsome engraved TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, muffineer, mustard pot, fish carvers, soup ladte, table and tea spoons, Ac. Ac. CHI ■ A AND GLASSWARE.-Dinner service (white, bine, and gold), breakfast service white and gold), tea service (very handsomely painted), dessert service (elegantly ornamented) jugs, basins. Ac., out and engraved decanters, wine and liqueur glasses, tumblers, dishes, custard cups, flower glasses, Ac. KTTC HEN.—Set dish covers, fender, tables, chairs, lamps, and quantity ordinary cooking utensils, baths, pails, tubs. GARDEN.—Arcbimedian lawn mower, pair stops, perambulator, garden tools, scrapers, * nlmiva /voalo anil flrftwoofl Anil (nurlriaa. ' chairs, coals, and firewood, and sundries. j’OWLS. Sale at 11.36 for 12. .B.—The furniture, Ac., will be on view on "WedSay, the sth May. he sale will be continned on FRIDAY, the 7th f, if necessary. 8065 PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT, ; ADELAIDE AND AUSTRALIAN WINES. MB J. G. HAWKES has received instructions from Mr E. G. Mouldey (who is relinquishlog that part of his business), to SELL, On the Premises, 1 olombo street, opposite Cookham House At an early date (of which due notine will be given), The whole of his Stock in Trade of Choice ADELAIDE and other AUSTRALIAN WINES, in bulk and in bottle. Full particulars in future advertisement. 8187 W. Buas OXFORD, 25,000 FEET TIMBER., FEIDAyTmAY 7. WBUSS has received instructions from • Mr S. J, Gammon, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Immediately after the sale of the Saw Mill property. On the above date, 25,000 ft well out Timber, consisting of 6.x 2, S x 2,4 x 2,3 x2, from 7ft lengths upwards. Sate at 1 o'clock. Terms at sale. 8021 BUSS, Auctioneer, C. C. Aikmau. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. !OWN;)HIP OF ASHBURTON. SOUTH; B U. C. AIKMAN is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, . At his Booms, Cashel street, MIDDLE OF MAY, itments in the Township of Asburton.South. Particulars in future notice, 6995 Building allotments fob sale, in the best part of St. Albans, near Fapanul xoad—Quarter Acre Sections. Price Low.—Terms moderate. to c. C. AIKMAN, Cashel street*