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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 4620, 4 December 1875, Page 4

R. Walton and Co. FOB BAXIB BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, DEO. 7, 1873, At 12 o'clock. MESSRS B. WALTON A CO. have boon In. atmoted by tho Trustees of A* Scott s KBtato ’sßLL, ON THE ABOVE BATEFirstly— All that Parcel of LAND at Waltham, containing, by admeasurement, One Quarter of an Aero, more or lose, being part of Enrol Section 235, together with the well, finished and commodious 5-roomed House, and oilier out-buildings and improvements on that parcel of laud. Secondly—The Interest of the said A. Scott In all that Parcel of LAND, containing, by admeasurement, One Acre, more or less, together with the 2-roomed House and otiior improvements. This piece of land has a frontage to the Gasworks road, and adjoins Messrs Innes and Company’s Brewery. For further particulars, apply to W. H. W. WILLIAMS, Hereford street, 6071 Solicitor for the Trustee of A. Scott’s Estate. IMPORTANT SALE. NEW AND SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8.1875'. MESSRS E. WALTON A CO. have received instructions from the Importers to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION. . , At their Rooms, Hereford street, Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1875, At 2 o’clock, 40 TRUNKS of Men’s 1 Boots Women’s and Children’s j Shoos All new and seasonable gooas. Terms liberal. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8,187 S, 2 o'clock. 6118 GREAT SALE AMERICAN CHAIRS, CARPETING, IRON BEDSTEADS, Ac., Ac, Ac., THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1875. MESSES E. WALTON A CO, have received SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Rooms, Hereford street, Christchurch, ON THURSDAY NEXT, DEC. 9, At Two o’clock, Tl -fl /-v CASES AMERICAN CHAIRS, JL JLU Viz.: 30 cases Washingtons 40 oases Spindle ' 40 cases Aster Grecian (All just landed.) Also, 24 pieces fine Brussels carpeting 5 cases iron bedsteads 20 sewing machines, in cases &0., Ac., Ac. THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1875. Two o'Clook. 6119 J. 6. Hawkes. HEISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEARS’ GIFTS. (ESKS. WORK BOXES, BAGS, ALBUMS, AND ’ OTHER FANCY GOODS. TUESDAY, DEC. 7.

ME J. G. HAWKBS has received instructions from the Importer, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, ON TUESDAY, DEC. 7, A splendid Assortment of EANCY GOODS, Specially selected for this market, consisting of-r-DEBK3—Large assortment of gentlemen’s and ladies’, in rosewood and walnut, beautifully inlaid and fitted; combined desks and workboxes ; very handsome leather desks, 4c, WOBK BOXES—Elegantly inlaid and finished BAGS—Very large assortment of ladies’ and couriers’ . , ~ ALBUMS—Large assortment of beautifully bound, all sizes EANCY GOODS—Jewel cases, ladies’ companions, papeteries, envelope cases, carved brackets, beautiful bronzed inkstands, papier machd crumb trays and brushes, tea caddies and blotting books, scrap books, purses, scent bottles, electro-plate ware, &0., Ac. Sale at 2 o’clock. 5963 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8. BLANKETS, HOSIEEY, HABEEDASHBET, ME J. G. HAWKES has received instructions from the importers, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, on WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1 BALE AND 2 CASES, Containing—--40 PAIES White and Coloured BLANKETS 40 DOZ Lambswool and Alloa SOCKS 8 DOZ Soft Twill and Light Printed SHIETS 20 PIECES BEOWN HOLLAND 120 DOZ Lawn, Printed Border, and Imitation SILK HANDKEECHI BPS 6 DOZ Merino and Cotton Undershirts 6 DOZ Merino and Cotton Drawers i Large quantity Morley’s Thread, &c,, &c., &c. Sale at 2 o’clock. 6081 POE SALE] A MOST DESIRABLE FAMILY EESIDENCE, standing on quarter-acre Freehold Land, situate in Cashel street west, close to the Government Domain, the healthiest locality in Christchurch. The house is most substantially built, and fitted with every' convenience, and the garden is tastefully laid out and planted with ornamental shrubs and choice fruit trees. Possession can bo given at the end of the year. For particulars, apply to J. G. HAWKES, Auctioneer, 6080 Hereford street. C. F. Barter TOWNSHIP OF O O A L_G ATE. MB BAEKEE.has received instructions from G, Boberts, Esq., to hold HIS FIEST SALE OP BUILDING SECTIONS, BY PUBLIC* AUCTION, OK THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,

AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON, AT HIS LAND SALE EOOM, CATHEDRAL SQUARE CHAMBERS. The Auctioneer would draw attention to_ this very important Township, having on its site a STATION on the WHITECLXFFS LINE OF BAIL WAT, opposite the Bridge at the Blull of the Selwyu, to which Station the whole of the WOOL, GRAIN, AND OTHER PRODUCE Of that Large District lying between the UPPER SELWSN ASD RAKAIA will be brought. The Situation is unquestionable as to its future, being at the mouth of the SELWYN VALLEY, which is well known to contain BUILDING AND LIMESTONE, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, FIRE, BRICK, AND POTTER’S CLAY; And together with its IMMENSE AREA of COAL DEPOSITS, which are rapidly being developed : in fact, Coal can now be obtained WITHIN ONE MILE of this Township at SIXTEEN SHILLINGS PER TON, and FIRST-CLASS BUILDING MATERIAL FROM OXFORD, At Very Low Prices, TEEMS—One-third Cash, the balance at Six and Twelve Months, hearing interest at 8 per cent per annum. TITLE UNDEE LAND TEANSFEE ACT. Lithographed Plans will shortly be ready, and to he seen at the Principal Hotels, and the office of the undersigned. 6203 T. J. Haling & Co. TJ, MALINO AND CO., • WINE IMPORTERS, Hereford street. T.J.M. and Co., encouraged by tho very largo demand and universal approval obtained by their Ports and Sherries, have appointed tho undermentioned agents for the belter convenience of the public, where -they can bo obtained at the same prices os through them : A. QBE, Colombo street JOHNSON & Co., High street R, M'FAHLANE, High street A. B. PRESTON, High street B, SUTHERLAND, Cashel street Agents in Christchurch. SHERRIES. STANDAED(Bed seal) —35s per dozen, 14s 6d per gallon UNIVERSAL—(Green seal)—42s per dozen, 18s 6d per gallon BEBEHVE—(YeIIow seal)—sos per dozen, 22s per gallon PORTS. STAKDAED- — 3 ® s P or dozen, 14a 6d per gallon RESERVE— al)—45s per dozen, Ifls 8d per gallon (Yellow seal)—sss per dozen, 24s 6d per gallon T.J.M. and Co. fool assured that all the above wines will prove the very best obtainable at tho prices quoted, and can specially recommend the Universal and Reserve sherries, either pole or golden. Ports, can bo relied upon as thoroughly matured, sound, and generous wines. Tney have also a large and varied stock of Wines, Spirits, and Liqueurs, duty paid or in b. ud, which they are willing to supply at equally low prices, •ither direct or through their agents. 4701