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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 7528, 18 April 1885, Page 7

B. Walton & Co. IMPORTANT SALE OP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSES E, WALTON & CO. have received instructions to SELL BT PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Residence of Mr Montague Henry Smith. KAIAPOI, ON MONDAY, 27th APEIL, 1885, At 11 o'clock a.m.. The WHOLE of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, GLASS, CHINA, LINEN, Ac., Ac., Ac., ' Comprising, DEAWIri Q-EOOM. Elegant Suite, Occasional Chairs and Tables, Easy Chairs, and other Furniture, Pictures, Plaques, Cord Tables, choice Brussels Carpet, Eug, Fender and Fireirons, full compass Piano, Ornaments, Flower Stands, Ac., &o. DINING-EOOM. Folding Dinner-table, Chairs, Book-case, Sideboard, Clock, Carpet, Eug,’ Pender, Fireirons, Pictures, Lamps, Curtains, Ornaments, Ac. THREE BED-EOOMS, Containing— Single and Double Bedsteads (iron and wood). Chests of Drawers, Toilet Tables, Toilet Glasses, Washstands, Toilet Setts, Wardrobes, Carpet, Ac. KITCHEN. Kitchen Utensils of every kind. HALL. Floor Cloth, Door Mats, Lamp Bracket, Ac. WASH- HOUSE. Meat Safe, Ironware, Ac. Plated Wore, China, Glassware, Pictures, Ac. Dinner and Breakfast Services Ac., &c., Ac. MONDAY, 27th APEIL, 1885. 11 o’clock. No Reserve. Trains leave Christchurch 7.35 and 11.55, Papanui 7.52 and 12.14. 2571 29« W. J. G- Bluett. ME W. j. G. BLUETT, instructed by Mr Phillip Ball (who has let his Beach Farm, near Southhndge), will HOLD A CLEARING BALE Of the Whole of HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, * HOUSEHOLD FUENITUEE AND EFFECTS, PIANO, Ac,, OH THURSDAY, 30th APEIL, 1885, At IX o’clock punctually, Comprising the following, namely— CATTLE: Oil Well-bred First-class MILCH COWS, in "" milk and in calf g 2-Year-old STEBES and HEIFERS j PEDIGBEE BULL, bred by Mr Bluett g YEARLINGS g CALVES. HORSES: g DRAUGHT GELDINGS, grand workers 1 ENTIRE PONY (Tommy), carries hoy or girl -| PONY, perfectly quiet for children to A ride IMARE, 4yrs, by Suffolk Punch, damBlood Royal mare j YEARLING PONY, by Tommy FILLY, 4yrs, by Korari, dam apony mare. IMPLEMENTS: 1 Three-horse Dray, 1 Tip Cart Cambridge Boiler 1 Boot Sheer and Fnlper, 1 Grabber Set Four-leaved Iron Harrows 1 D.F. Plough, by Webster 1 Single Do, by Hornsby 1 Swing Do 1 Pair-horse Scoop 1 Champion Corn and Seed Drill 1 Wood's Reaper and Binder (twine, new) 3 Sets Leading and Plough Harness Shaft Do 3 Side Saddles, Bridles, Ac., Ac. PIGS: 5 Splendid SOWS, heavy in pig . 16 BACON PIGS 1 Pure-bred BERKSHIRE BOAS A Large Quantity- of POULTRY, including some Pure-bred Spanish Fowls , - : Seconds Barley, Do Oats, Empty Socks, and Sundries too numerous to particularise. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Tables, Chairs, 2 Easy Do Bedsteads, Bedding, Pictures, Pierglass Fenders and Fire-irons Splendid Piano. DAIRY: 1 Barrel Chum, 1 American Do DatryjUtensils, Ac., Ac. 1 Splendid Washing Machine and Mangle combined Stack of Hay. 1 Double-seated Baggy and Harness Luncheon Provided. W. J. G. BLUETT, 2323 Auctioneer, Ac., Leeston. M R W. J. G. BLUETT, instructed by Mr Jns, Eaton, who has let his farm, will hold a CLEARING SALE of the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ac., At the HOMESTEAD, LAKESIDE, OH TUESDAY. 28th APEIL, 1885, At 12 o’clock noon. Comprising the following, namely, HORSES—--2 Capital Draught Mares 1 Light „ Gelding 1 Piebald Cob. good in saddle and harness 1 GOOD COW, in milk

IMPLEMENTS—--1 Dray and Frame, X Tipoart and Frame x M‘Sherry Grain and Seed Drill 1 Cambridge Boiler 1 Double-farrow Plough 1 Single do, 2 Bets Harrows 1 Wheelbarrow Double-seated Buggy 1 Reaper and Binder, by M'Cormick (twine) , 4 Sets Heavy Harness 1 Set Light do 1 Sack barrow, Xton Potatoes Dairy Utensils,-Churn, Ao, Quantity of Fowls HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUBE & EFFECTS, And Sundries too numerous to particularise. . Luncheon provided. W. J. G. BLUETT, JBB 294 Auctioneer, &e., Leeston. J. Ingram. POSTPONEMENT op ' SPEINGFIELD SALE. THE SALE OF LIVE STOCK, advertised to be held at Mr H. Davieai Hotel, Springfield, for Thursday last, IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, APBIL 81st. I JOHN INGRAM. 2611 Auctioneer. o X.rOED MARKET SALE. FRIDAY, APRIL 2txn. SPECIAL ENTRIES FOR THIS SALE ; On account of Mr A.' Rainey, 11 Head Cattle, 2 and a years old , On account of Mr H. Clark, Jun., 1 Dray (by Duncan) 1 D.F. Plough (by same maker) Both nearly new. On account of Mr J. E. Thompson, Balance of Furniture left over from last Sale. 1200 Bushels Oats 3 Tons Potatoes, Onions, &c., &o. JOHN INGRAM, 2612 Auctioneer. T. Bullock. SATURDAY, APRIL 25th. EAKAIA. SIX ACRES, Together with „ FIVE-KOOMED DWELLING-HOUSE. TOE SALE BY AUCTION. • BT, BULLOCK has instructions fL from Mr Quaife (in larles Clark), on account of the owner reaving a district^ to by pTJBLIC ! AUCTION, At the Arcade, THE ABOVE DATE, i acres - together with a DwellingAbout Rooms, Stoi-e, Shed, Stable, house of Five villag ’ e settlement, fbout 11 mites from the township of Eakaia, formerly known ns the Candle Factory. There is about two acres of this, in orchard, and a good well on the property. Also, At the anno time and place, Three Acres Throe Roods of Laud- in Grass, adjoining the above, with Cottage of Two Rooms thereon. Plantation of Pines, Good Well, &c. . . . These properties will be< sold cheap. 2600 297 ' Sale at 1 o'clock; ■ .'V T. BULLOCK, . No, 40. Auctioneer.