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Joseph Fletcher LYTTELTON. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHott. PROPERTY. E JOSEPH FLETCHER will fw, ~ risk of Mr John Wakelin, th o folJ at &«sr),by for ffler Pttt . PUBLIC AUCTION, M At hla Booms,.London street. Lyttelton. oa MONDAY, FEB. 17, All that valuable niece of Freehold Lmj ~ in the occupation of Charles Ti w . at the comer of Eipon and Oxford*! 1111418 with a good Four-roomed Dwelling thereon, out-houses, tanks, and e™,? 0088 venience. UTer 7 eonSale at 12 noon. 6893-123 J. O. Hawkes. TUESDAY, FEB. 18. HOUSEHOLD FUENITUEE. M* E J. G. HAWKES is instructed by a . man leaving Canterbury to F a gentle. SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At his rooms, Hereford street FURNITURE, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, PIAVno HARMONIUMS, N 03 > Viz. : SITING EOOM-Couch and chairs inWh«. cheffonler, table, Brussels carpet 12b, i* 1 Ac,, Ac. “l u . BEDEOOM—DoubIe wood bedstead. C W. drawers, waahstands and ware, pallS 4 CANARIES. Also, HNWAEE -Pepper boxes, panmcans, f a n ne b buckets, billies, milk jans and straiaen coffee and tea pots, Ac., 4c "• - batha ' l£ e WOODWAEH-Tubs. buckets, pick-axes, sac. scythe handles 1 - - . GBOCKEBT—Dinner ware, and 42 seta white and gold chamber sets. BEUBHWAEB and Bellows GLASSWARE—Vases, lustres, wines, ckrpt and water jugs, Ac., Ac. PLATED WABB—Cruets, butters, toast-racks spoons and forks, nut-cracks, knife rest,’ Ac., Ac. * PIANOS and HAEMONIDSI3-Some verv first-class instruments, both new and second-hand. a Sale at 12 o’clock. 6996-128 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19. " STANDARD BOOKS. E J. G. HAWKES is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, About 300 VOI ' UME3 STANDARD WORKS, Comprising— Dord’a Gallery, Dore’a Milton, Bore’s Bibles (all beautifully illustrated), 014 and Hew London, Pranco-Prussian War, History of Protestantism. Sydney on the Horse, Birds and Poultry, History of England, All Bound the World. Shakespeare, Household Dietionary. Library Dictionary, Popular Educator, and other well-selected works. Sale at 2 o'clock. On view the day before the sale. 6995-123 M THURSDAY, FEB. 20. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO. MB J. G. HAWKES is instructed by Mr I, Eadcliffe, in consequence of hia leaving Hew Zealand, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his residence, Cashel street east (three doers from the Eastern Hotel), The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Viz.: DEAWING-EOOSI —Brussels carpet (17x12) and rug, ottomans, fenders and irons, handsome suite in walnut and rep, 2 whatnots, pole and rings, Ac., Ac. PIANO by Cutler, with all latest improvements, a very fine-toned instrument DINING-BOOM—Brussels carpet (15 x 12) and rug, fender and irons, extension table (cedar), suite in mahogany and hair, coal : BCOOpi Ac., &C. BE»-EOQMS—Brussels carpet (17 x 12) and rng, fenders, double Iron French bedstead, palliass and mattress, handsome dressingtab’e end glass, marble top washstand and ware, towel rail, pole and rings, Ac., Ac., single half-tester iron bedstead, single stump bedsteads, palliasses and mattrasses, washstands and wore, dressing-tables and glasses, chairs, carpets, matting, Ac., Ac, HALL—Oilcloth, mats, and 8 day clock. KITCHEN Fumitme, cooking utensils, crockery, garden and carpenter s tools, Ac-, Ac. N.B.—The furniture is,* A as good as new, having only been in use a few ninths.

12 o’clock. 7031-129 Maclean & Stewart. pN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, f At 2 p.m., is CHE /long room of the grostenos hotal, timaru. SPLENDO STATION PROPERTY, TOR PUBLIC SALE. M .iCLfiAN & STEWAET are favoured with instructions from Messrs Matkeson Bros., SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Jj. tie lons Boom of the Grosvenor Hotel, TIMARU, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1879, At 2 p.m., THAT MAGNIFICENT AND COMPACT PROPERTY, Known as SIMONS’ PASS STATION, M'Kenzie Country, Comprising'— OQ fl AA ACBES first-class pastoral country, £iVj vviv being Buna Nos. 189,157,221 1 050 ACEES FEEEHOLD, With 13,000 prime Merino Sheep, Cattle, and The run is very easily worked, being capitally fenced, and sub-divided into four large paddocks, together with a number of smaller paddocks about the homestead, laid down in English grass and cultivated. The station buildings, which include woolsbed for twelve shearers and good dwelling-house of eight rooms, are in first-rate order, the latter banns a fine garden and orchard attached. The plant necessary for the effective working o£ the station is complete, and in thorough repair. The live stock is in splendid condition, the sheep having been carefully culled periodically for a series of years. Terms liberal. Full particulars on application to the NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Limited, Christchurch, Timaru, and Dunedin; Or to MACLEAN 4 STEWART, 6953.127 Auctioneers, Timaru. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL farm. gyg ACRES. SB tudersigned are instructed by Mr P. , M'Stane to Sell by Private Treaty the «nei--1 Term of Lease of his Pam on the Geraldm t abont i miles from the Winchester railway on, Hare Farm comprises : — *(?« Aim excellent Laud, of which ISO acres t * V acre; are stnbble first crop, 400 a®*? * Engyh grass after turnips mid one orop.md 126 acres magnificent surface is valuable roperty is sub-divided by h« » into eigUt iddocks, and in all of them them wrmauent suply of water. Improvements, m tipn to fenoeare a five-roomed house, sevc Jd stable. w ished, grainery, stockyan > ™«a’B hut, fto.ko. , .. e term of lent is 9i years, and the annum u nwaißiOe Uao. m AQRE FREEHOLD, 'Mdmr &B.'S»S9,.Aaie two miles rallway tiion, on the ? ea SI the railway, aneeven miles from ' mate, « verydesiiable Woof land is aUJ r «“S There are 830 acres In whe and oat stubble (firs' c *s,p). the balance fallow. nho , e To farmers, speculators,* others, the aW I properties offer a rare opnonlty for investmeu' Full particulars from - MACLEAN STEWART^,. 7032-129 E ‘ WAijEIIv