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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5599, 4 February 1879, Page 8

Tatterßall TATTER3ALI SATURDAY NEXT, Messes h. matson ceived instructions fror Baa., to SELL BY PUBLIC 1 At tattersau On the above da 2Q WELL-BRED HOBS] From the Ahnriri Stnd Comprising— CARRIAGE PAIRS UPSTANDING HACKS YOUNG DRAUGHT STOC Account another of -i o HEAVY UNBROKEN I Ait AND FILLIES *ll3 reals old, and fit for imr to work. H. HA' 6116-112 H. Matson & BEAUTIFUL CHOICE PORCELAH 25 CASES, JUST L UNUSUALLY HANDS 05 PERIOR WORKS < THIS DAY TUESDAY, FEB. 2 o’clock. ESSES H MATSON 4 < instructions from the dr TO SELL BY PUBLIC AT XSXIS LAND, FURNITURE, AN] DISE SALE 80l Cashel street, Chrisfa ON TUESDAY, FEB At 8 o’clock. 25 CASES JAPANESE I BN . ... Z 1. 1 case, I pair pillar rases 2. 1 case, 1 pair large mouth 8. 1 case, 1 pair rases, curios 4.1 case, 1 pair rases, blue t 5. 1 case, 1 pair vases, Japai 6. 1 case, 1 pair rases, crack 1 pair pillar rases 7 and 8. 2 cases 2 pairs pillaj 9. 1 case, 1 pair rases, stork 1 pair pillar rases, blue ai 18. 1 case, 17 pairs pores rases 5 pairs porcelain ana lacc 3 doz tea cups and saucer 19. 1 case, 6 pair t6te-a-t£te t 20. 1 case, 3 doz plates 1 doz finger bowls 14 bowls 21. 1 case, 6 bowls, 2 tea persons, complete 22. 1 case, 1 dessert serrioe, dishes 8 pairs flower pots 23. X case, 1 dessert eerrice, dishes 1 centre dish, 1 dish, 3 cf 24. 1 case, 3 centre low dish< 1 pair candlesticks 25. 1 ca-e, 2 fancy bowls, I set dishes S card dishes A’so, 5 nests camphor trunks And a great rariety of choice Jopauese porcelain' Terms at Sole. TUESDAY, FEB, < 2 o’clock. Miles, Hassal, i WAIKONINI B PROVINCE OF N XI 760 ACKES EIC Subdivided intc TWELVE BLOC ALTERATION OF DAT] INTENDING BUTEHS will ] i that the date of sale has bee THURSDAY, M A AT THE CRITERION HOTEL, When this fine property will be varying from 326 acres to Each forming a mo at desirab’ The divisions have been mad and judgment, each containin supply of water, and of easy dray The character of the soil gene loam on strong clay marl subso papa formation, undulating down Numerous creeks and tnbutarii water in the driest seasons, and native bush beautify the country ince of firewood. There is also a to the Fuketere Forest, diston earlier broken land should now r of three sheep per acre. The w do this within two more years, depended on, but with the aid of for which the soil has proved adapted, many more could be car The climate of this part is n has every advantage of locality, fliafonf frrim flio "RnoVnno ramvna