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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5603, 8 February 1879, Page 8

Hv Matson & 00. LARGE, Aim IMPORTANTSALE OF MERCHANDISE. | CONSEQUENT UPON A DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP. MUST BE SOLD. TERMS UNUSUALLY LIBERAL. MONDAY, FEB. 10. 1879, At S o'clock. MESSRS H. MATSON A CO. hove received inatruotlona IromtAelmportere TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at thoir Land, Merchandise, and Furniture Boome, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, ON MONDAY, FEB. 10,1879, 8 o'clock. ' FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS, The following very extensive ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE 2QQ Bags Patna Bice 4ioo ® MOS llb tias ®^ mon 600 Pocketß P** B * Yollow Countora 160 ® OXOB Warnook’e 2-CrownYeliow Soap 1 RH Boxes Belmont Sperm Candles, sixes AUVS and lib packets ; 150 Casks Crashed Loaf Sugar, Ibwt each 2Q Quarter-casks SO o.p. Bum Sozies Eleme Xtalaine, new fruit 5 Quarter-casks Vinegrower'a Pale Brandy 220 Coses (1 dozen each) Brown Sherry - g Cases (Idozeneach) Ginger Brandy g Cases (1 dozen each) Orange Bitters ■ A Cases' (4 dozen each), l-pints, Cham* “• pagne "Carte Blanche " tj Cases (1 dozen each) Burgundy g Cases Harper Twelvetrees* Soap Powder 500 Boxes Clothes Pegs ; , Kegs (2cwt each) Golden Syrnp g2 Ba SS Black Pepper - gQ Boxes Very Choice Congou Tea, 7tlb 20 Cases Confectionery 20 Qsarter-coakß Vinegar 2J Casks Sherry (Amontillado) 2 Case Agars ditto, 4750 2 Case ditto - 10,000 Q Cases Bomerang Tobacco 0 Boxes ditto

- Case Nectar l eaf g f-bcxea And a miscellaneous lot of MERCHANDISE, Comprising Sugar and Flour Bags, 'Hide Poison, Shovels, Blacking, &c., Ac., 4fl. ■ ON MONDAY, FEB. 10, 1879, 2 o'clock. 6488-115 WALTHAM VINEYARD. WALTHAM VINEYARD. TO GARDENERS, FRUITERERS, NURSERYMEN AND SPECULATORS. H/TESBES H. MATSON & CO. have received Ifl instructions from Mr Thsa, Lord, wno is about to leave for England, TO prcT.T. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ABOUT THE END OE FEBRUARY, At their CANTERBURY WOOL STORES, CASHEL STBEBT, THE CELEBRATED VINEYARD, (Under glass) together with FIVE-BOOMED COTTAGE AND NEAELY TWO ACEES OP LAND, Situate at Waltham, near Messrs Innes* Brewery. Lord’s superior grapes are become well-known In the Colonies, and the productions of his vineyard have at all times defied competition, taking the first prize at all contests. THE GREAT GLASS HOUSE In which the vine is grown covers an area of 8000 square feet, and has all the mechanical hydraulic appliances necessary for the artificial production of grapes of the highest order and quality, and this feaFs crop has realised £375. Also, Cnomnher Frames covering an area of 1200 feet, and full paddock containing H acres, which contains from 14,000 to 20,000 yards shingle, which can readily find a market, will be sold in one lot, the purchaser of the house and .vineyard having the option of taking any portion of the 14 acre paddock at per acre. , . The property cannot fail to prove an investment of the highest order, as the working expends of the establishment are exceedingly small, and the business very lucrative. Possession to he given on June ! next. Terms very easy. Pull pari ioulars can be obtained at the office of H. MATSON ft CO., 6487-114 Auctioneers. L A N D. EXPANSION OP CHRISTCHURCH. QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS FOR EVERYBODY. BETWEEN LINWOOD AND THE CITY. MESSES H. MATSON a CO. have received Instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late John Btace, Esq., TO HAVE SURVEYED AND BOLD, WITHOUT DELAY, THE WHOLE OF THAT MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD, Comprising, ACB B B . More or less, LYING BETWEEN IINWOOD AND THE CITY, HAYING FBONTAGBB ON [ HEREFORD STREET CASHEL STREET WORCESTER STBEBT GLOUCESTER STREET BTANMORB ROAD, &o. \ TERMS MOST LIBERAL. 6489.115 H. MATSON ft CO., Auctioneers.