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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 8322, 9 November 1887, Page 8

A. Ayers. THURSDAY, 17th DECEMBER, 1887, At 11 a.m., „ AND FOLLOWING DAT At same hour if necessary. SALE VEST VALUABLE HOU3 EHOLD FURNITURE AND EPFECI’S. E A, AYRES has the honour to announce - that under favour of the esteemed orders of Prank Porter, Esq. (who is leaving for England), ho will have the pleasure of selling, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As above, On the premises of that charming suburban retreat, “THE BUNGALOW," _ Papamii road, The Whole of his very excellent and most valuable HOUSEHOLD FUiiNITUEB AND EFFECTS Of Every Description, Well preserved and carefully selected with the most exquisite taste and good judgment, displaying areally graceful, pleasing tone of luxury and refinement, forming a lovely abode with beautiful surroundings, chaste and pure in ele»anee of arrangement, being “tout ensemble" so glowing in harmony, a perfect ideal in every detail, embellished with CHOICE PICTURES ORNAMENTS WORKS OP ART ARTICLES OP VIETD BRIC-A-BRAC And everything the heart could desire ortho most fastidious long for in the sweet, soothing influence of a happy, genial horn-), when the anxious cares of active city life are o’er. 5092 Catalogues are being prepared. A, AYERS, Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALE OP FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SATURDAY, 13xh~’nOVEMBEE, 1887, AT THE CITY~SALEROOMS, At 1 p.m. MR A. AYERS has received the positive orders of Mr W. Bates, senior, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, His FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising 5 of an Acre, upon which is erected 3 Houses, containing 12 (looms, situated in that most salubrious district upon the East Belt, between Lichfield and Tuam streets. The Property fs moat eligible, and the Houses are substantial and well-built, detached from other dwellings, and let to good tenants. There is no reserve, and it will be sold. Further particulars on application to A. AYERS, Auctioneer. N.B. Other orders for Property Sales are solicited for this desirable date. 5093 TUAMrSTREET BAST. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY SALE. Without Reserve. ME A. AVERS, favoured with the instructions of Messrs Whitley, Brothers, will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the City Salerooms, ON SATURDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, 1837, At 1.15 p.m., Their Valuable Jtb-acre of Freehold Land, upon which is erected two first-class Dwelling-hon es, fitted with every convenience, and a brick-built Shop in front, wherein an excellent trade has been carried on. A large portion of the purchase money can remain. Farther particulars ou application to A. AYERS. 5094 Auctioneer, AT THE CITY SALEROOMS, ON SATURDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, 1887, At 1.30 p.m, ME A. AYERS has the honour to announce that, under favour of the instructions of onr esteemed fellow-citizen Mr John Barlow (who is leaving this City for Melbourne, wherein to make his future home), he will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As above, HIS VERY VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Particulars of which appeared in last Wednesday's newspapers, and cun be had on application to 5095 A, AYERS, Auctioneer, Bennetts Bros. ANNUAL BALE or STUD STOCK, SATURDAY NEXT, 12tu INST, NEW SHOW GROUNDS, Lincoln Road, ESSES BENNETTS BEOS. WILL SELL the following PURE-BRED STOCK. Our Personal Caro and Attention Given in Every Case. 13 7 PRESENT ENTRIES. Account Mr S. Clarkson, Puro-brod BERKSHIRE BOARS; all Prize 'l akers Pure-Bred BERKSHIRE SOWS; all First Prize Takers. +912 Account E. B. Stock, Eeq., His Celebrated DARK BROWN MARE, Ladybird, 7yrs old, has taken many First Prizes at the various Shows in Canterbury (also in the Utaaro Province), aa a Ladies’ Hack, beating all comers. Account E. Frankish, Esq., BAY - OKLDXNG, Stonewall, First Prize Taker at Leeston. Account W. B. Clarkson, Esq,, His well-known BLACK GELDING, Darkie, 7yrs oid. Took two First Prizes os a fonr-year-old, 1881, First Prize 1885, not shown 18-U; perfect in both saddle and harness. Account W. H. "Woodman, Esq., BROWN GELDING St Leonards, 7yrs old, First Prize-Inker at Leeston and Christchurch ns ladies' hack BENNETTS BROS., Auctioneers and Stock Salesmen, Christchurch and Leeston. WOOL ! WOOL! WOOL! TO OUR FRIENDS AND CLIENTS. AT the approach of another WOOL SEASON, we beg to bring under your notice the EXCEPTIONAL FACILITIES "We Possess For the Proper Storage and Display of Large and Small Clips. Wo have the LARGEST AND BEST-LIGHTED WOOL STORE IN CANTERBURY. Every Lot will receive our Personal Attention, OUR FIRST SALE Takes Place ox FRIDAY, the 18th or NOVEMBER, WIIEH WE SHALL OFFER A VEEV HEAVY AND VARIED CATALOGUE. Telegraph, write, or call for WOOLPACKS AND TWINE. Liberal advances made. BENNETTS BROS., AF CTIONEERS AND WOOL BROKERS, NEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES, 9113 Christchurch and Leeston. ++2s W.Z, Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Ld. WOOL SEASON 18S7-ISBS. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. OjUS FIRST AUCTION SALE OF WOOL This Season will be held os FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18ih, 1887. Clients may forward at anytime and rely on the most scrupulous attention to their interests. All Charges at Lowest Current Rates. Specially favourable charges on clips offered locally, but afterwards shipped, Wool for sale locally should he consigned to FARMERS* ASSOCIATION, Christchurch. Wool for shipment to FARMERS’ ASSOCIATION, Lyttelton. A. H. TURNBULL, 4287 Secretary.