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B. Walton ft Go. LABGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF FUENITUEE, PLATE, GLASS, CHINA, SADDLEBY, 4c, 4a, 4c. '' ESSES B. WALTON 4 CO. have received , instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Large Furniture Salerooms, Casael street, Christohurch, OH WEDNESDAY, 14th APBIL, 1885, At ll'b'clook. The Following FIBST-CLASS FUBNITUBE, GOODS, 4c, Comprising— Pianos, Oil Paintings, Pictures Chimney Glasses Half-tester Bedsteads, Brass Bail Bedsteads Chests Drawers, Wardrobes Washstands and Dressing Tables Toiletware Spriwr, Hair, and Flock Mattresses Pillows and Bolsters. Carpets Large Extension Screw Dining Tables Sofa, Loo, and other Tables < Dinner Services Suites in Leather, Hair. Tapestry, and Cretonne, framed in Mahogany, Cedar. Walnut, and Kauri Gilt Mirrors Two Splendid Brass Telesoopes Whatnots, Sideboards Dumb Waiters, Ornaments • Lace and Cretonne Curtains Cornices, Canopy Hangings Night Commodes A Variety of Kitchen Utensils Harness, Tent Cloth Augers, Cruets, Clocks Sawß, Hates (by the Makers to the Bank of England) Bowling Green Bowls 6c, 4c., &o. WEDNESDAY,"i4th APBIL, 1886, 11 o'clock. 9] A. Beauohamp. SATUBDAY, lOra- APBIL, At 11 o'clock. 63 Sacks Chickwheat Derwent and Kidney Potatoes, Carrots 3 Tons fine Onions, sacks and strong 60 Cases Choice Island Oranges Turnip, Lucerne and Clover Seed lOowt New Canary Seed Fine White Sugars, high class Tea Sperm Candles, Soap, Sago, Cheese, And at 12 o'clock, Under Distraint for Bent, 'An excellent assortment of FUBNITUBE, ' Comprising— >'.■■..'■. .Iron and wood bedsteads, palliasses, mattrassee, feather pillows, chfld'a cot, bassinette, lady's chair, large dining table, chiffonier, waahstanda, chairs, garden seats, dresser, chests drawers, powerful and efficient washing machine, linoleum and oil cloth, wool m»ts, first-class nest shop drawers (40), splendid velvet pile carpet (22 x 17), extra quality V.P. hearth rug to match, patent garden roller (water or sand), new oornet-a-piston (in case with music), lawn mower in capital order, 1 very handsome tubular iron bedstead, superior full-size double hair mattrass, elegant set tailet ware ' (richly gilt), clothing, boots, basket ware, pictures, 4c., 40. BTHUB BKAUCHAMP WILL SBLL BY AUCTION, At his Mart, as above, THIS DAY, at 11 o'clock. 9323 MONDAY, 12th APBIL, At 2 o'cxoci. On the Premises, 82', East Belt, adjoining Mrs ■ Collins' Drapery Emporium. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUBE, Capital Light Whitechapel Cart, Harness, 4c. A BTHUB BEAUCHAMP has received instructions from Mr Alexr. Smith, who is leaving for Melbourne, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises, as above, on MONDAY, April 10, At 2 o'clock. All his well-eared-for ond substantial Parlour, Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture, Oval Table and Cover, Conches, Oak, Cane-seat Hearthrugs, Fenders, Fireirons, Pictures, Ornaments, Linoleum, Iron and Wood Bedstead?, Palliases, Bedding, Chests Drawers. Washstands and Ware, Toilet Tables and Glasses, Portable Boiler, Churn, Milk Dishes, Perambulator, First-class Singer's Sewing Machine, &0., 4e. ™ I , Noßeserve. ' Terms Cash. 5383 C. Newton ft Son. ABSOLUTE AND UNBESERVED SALE, oir / FBIDAY, THE 16th INSTANT, AT THE BOTHEBFIELD HOTEL LIVEBY STABLES, Comprising— HOBSES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BUGGIES, HABNESS, SADDLES AND BBIDLES, ESSES C. NEWTON 4 SON have received instructions from Mr S. Goodman, owing to the expiration of his lease, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Botherneld Hotel Stables, Caehel street, on FBIDAY, THE 16th INSTANT, The whole of his LIVEBY PLANT, viz.CHABLIE—Bay gelding, 7yrs, broken to saddle and harness, perfectly quiet and sound. First-class hunter. JENWY—Grey mare, 6yrs, broken to saddle and harness, quiet, sound, and a perfect ladies' hack. • TOMMY—Cream gelding, 7yrs, broken to saddle and harness quiet and sound. TE WHITI- Bay-gelding, 4yrs, do do TOMMY-4- Brown gelding, 7i rs, do do BESSlE—Chextrut mare, '6yrs, do do Bay Mare, broken to all kinds of harness, dodo; Chesfinuc Mara, broken to saddle, dodo; Chestnut Mare, do do ; Bay Gelding. 3yrs, nnbroken, by Totara; Chestnut Filly, do dodo's Bay Filly, 2yrs, unbroken. Also, Double Buggy, in first-class order; DogCart, nearly new; Gig, in thorough repair; Market Cu-t, 5 Sets of Singe Harness, 4 Saddles and Bridles, 12 Horse Bugs, 8 Carriage Jiugs, 150 Halters and Neck Bopei, 12 Leather Head-stalls, Wheelbarrows, Horse Brushes, Forks, 4c, 4c. Also, 100 Sacks of lost year's Oats. The Auctioneers have every confidence in stating that the above are all that they are represented to be, and would impress upon the public that they are to be Sold Without Beserve. Sale at 1.30 sharp. C. NEWTON 4 SON. Auctioneers, 9156 205, Hereford street. Jame A. Gracie & Co. SOUTH CANTEBBUBX SALE YARDS. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APBIL 13th AND 14th. HOBSES! HOBSES!! HOBSES 111 jHE Undersigned, favoured with instructions from Wm. Sibb&ld, Esq., of Lilybank Station, will SELL BY AUCTION, As above, 200 UNBEOKJBN HOBSES, Consisting of— DBAUGHTS. ■ LIGHT HABNESS HOBSES, AND HACKNEYS. The Auctioneers have great pleasure in calling special attention, to this important, sale of the largest number of horses ever offered by one owner in South Canterbury The horses are all unbroken, have been bred on high country, and will most undoubtedly prove, on being broken to work, to te remarkable for their power of endurance, grand constitution and sureness of foot. The horses can be seen prior to the sale at Pleasant Point. JAS. A. GBACIE & CO., JONAS 4 BuUBN, 8718 Auctioneers. SOUTH CANTEBBUEY SALEYABDS. TUESDAY ANDWEDNESDAY, 13th and 14th April. IgO HOBSES! HOBSES! IHE UNDEBSIGNED WILL SELL AS abovo—- _ aoovo— On account of Melville Grey. Esq., Ashwick, Af\ MAEEa and GELDINGS, DBAUGHTS ™* and HACKS. On account of E. A. Chapman, Eeq., 19 MARKS and GELDINGS, DBAUGHTS and HACKS. I On account of various owners, 1 1 A MABES and GELDINGS, DBAUGHTS ■»■■»•" aud HACKS. JAS. A. GBACIE & CO., D. MACLEAN, 9145 Auctioneer. Jonas & Bourn. . ' In the/matter of "Tho Land Transfer Act, 1885.", Under Power of Sale conferred by Memorandum of Mortgage No. 17102 from William Parr to the Bank of New South Wales. „ MESSES JONAS AND BOUBN have instructions to offer FOE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Parr's Mill, corner of Elizabeth and Theodocia i streets, Timaru, OJt I WEDNESDAY, the 14th DAY or APBIL, At 2 p ra., I All that PIECE of LAND, containing TWO BOODS, described in Certificate of Title, Volume 88, Folio 141, together with the - -"-"-- House, Engi: J . For further particulars, and to see conditions of Sale, apply to & Solicitors, Timaru; JONAS ft BOURN. ol7<f Auctioneers.