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F. H. Pickering. AUCTION SALE OF MERCHANDISE, WINES, SPIRITS. CIGARS, CIGARETTES, io., Jco., &c. jgtEANC: 113 H. PICKERING will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On account of Whom it may Concern, At Ma Rooms, Cashel street. MONDAY, i9th INST., At Two o’clock. Sparkling Moselle and Hook Champagne, Claret, Burgundy 20 oases 8t Columbia Whiskey (in bond) 72 cases Cigars. Yeast Powder Half-cheats and Boxes of Tea 1 case Cooper and M’Leod’s Ale Baas’ Stout, Ac., Ac. By instructions of the Agent of Messrs Thom and Cameron, to close consignments** In Bonn. 3 quarters Old Tom 15 quarters Whiskey 6 cases Bum 6 do Ginger Brandy 5 do Cherry Brandy 5 do Cherry Brandy (duty paid) The Contents of a Gentleman’s Cellar S doz White Hermitage, pints 10 cases Geo. Goulet’s Champagne, quarts 5 do Still Hocr, long bottles 25 do „ squat do 3 do BarsiO, quarts . 6 do Claret, Ch&teau Leoville, quarts S do „ Chfttoau Matgaux, '7B vintage quarts Liqueurs Dutch Orange Bitters Goldwuter, Kuschwassen Croune de Noyau 7 boxes Egyptian Cigarettes FaAHOIS H, PICKERING, BQ3 Auctioneer. J. Bowman & Son. THIS DAT, LARGE SALE~OP SPLENDID HOUSEHOLDFUENITDRE On Premises, St Asaph street East (over the Belt, near Stevens’ Store), Commencing at Eleven o'clock. "Jr BOWMAN & SON have much pleasure in w Intimating to persons furnishing and others that they have been favoured with Instructions from a Lady (who 1s leaving Canterbury), and will oiler for Unreserved Sale, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As above, A LARGE COLLECTION or SPLENDID FURNITURE, Contained in a seven-roomed House, comprising— SUITE in Green Damask, Extension Dining Table, Mirrors, P*>noy and other Tables, Carpets, Fenders. Vases, Pictures, Doable and Single Wooden and Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mattresses, Hair and Flax Mattresses, Feather Bed, Pillows, Imchesse and other Dressing Tables, Wardrobe, Perambulator (bicycle wheels). Swing Cot, Sewing Maol ine, Mangle, and all the articles (too numerous (o mention) necos sary in a well-furnished household. Sale at eleven o’clock. No Reserve. 856 D. S. BOWMAN, Auctioneer. O. B. Hoadley & Co., Napier. HAWKE’S BAY. IMPORTANT SALE OF FARMING ALLOTMENTS. PORTIONS OP THE HE h KTAUNGA PLAINS, Situated between NAPIER AND HASTINGS. 0. B. HOADLEY (in conjunction with Mr JTI Horace Baker), has been instructed by His Honor the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Hew Zealand, to SELL BY PUB iO AUCTION, rathe Hawke's Bay Laud Auction Mart, Napier, on WEDNESDAY, BOV. 7, 1888, At two o’clock in the afternoon, 1 flflfi ACRES of the Karamn Reserve, snb> XUUU divided into 47 Allotments, varying in area from 3 to 86 ACRES. The Property consists of rich alluvial flats, and is situated on main line of railway, about ten miles from Napier. Plans are in circulation, and can be obtained upon application at the offices of the unde; signed in Napier, For all farther particular?, apply to C. B. HOADLEY & CO., Or BAKER & TABUXEAU. Messrs Saihsbcbt A Looxh, Solicitors, Napier. 9000 Properties for Sale or To Let. FOB a*T.B PRIVATELY, ON EASY TEEMS RURAL PROPERTIES. ffIHE BAYS WATER ESTATE, Southland, 1 ACRES with large and commodious O Buildings, nearly all under cultivation. Good wheat land on the banks of the Jacobs Biver. The BBTRBaT FARM, near Invercargill, I|7 ACRES, Good Buildings, Grand Or--11/ chord. 1 f R ACRES,near tbe Retreat Farm,fenced 11" and partly improved. EEMfeDALE ESTATE. OQRQ ACRES in Jacobs River Hundred, with jbVt)*/ B u necessary buildings; the greater part in grass. A fine property, non ACRES in Wairio District, fenced and partly cultivated, 0 a (l ACR ES in Wairio District, small House, —stable j 60 acres flat land, balance undulating terrace, greater part has been br, ken pu IQ|»7 ACRE-* in the Slopedown District, low/ fenced. House, 200 acres, broken up; a splendid sheep farm, non ACRES in the Slopedown District, —fenced, partly cultivated. House. Q/fQ At,RES, near Waliacetown, fenced, jStfcO partly cultivated; with slaughteryorda 1 Qf) ACRES Waikaka District, House five ADU rooms. Stable, Barn, fenced, partly cultivated. A A.t AGEES in the Taturaa District, eight'■irJj A roomed House, sheep yards, fenced, subdivided, partly cultivated. OKI A AR OOP in the Wairio District, threeiwl U Oil roomed House, outbuildings, fenced, 60 acres cultivated. 1 -f Ol ACRES In the Wairio District, partly X fenced, two-roomed House, one ACRES in Oreti Hundred, new dwelling wow of eight rooms, land, partly fenced and cultivated. one ACRES in the Forest Hill District, with iuUU buildings, fenced, and nearly all under cultivation; good orchard ACREs near the City of Wellington, XUOD good sheep country. For further particulars apply JAMES HARVEY, Solicitor, Invercargill. LAND AT NEW BRIGHTON. Notice to the Shareholders of the Canterbury Co-Operative Freehold Land Association. TWTEW BLOCK Just Surveyed Facing Sea Jjjj OPEN FOR SELECTION. To 80th NOV., 1888. 106 SECTIONS, at from £lo—2s 6d per weak. TEN SECTIONS also Belfast, Kensington, Windsor and Locksley. Share List Open; 2a €d per Share per week. C. SCHOLFIELD, 840 Secretary: F OR SALE OR TO LE T—BURN BRAE, St Martins. Opawa. Three Acres and House —Dining, >■ it ting, and three Bedrooms, Kitchen; Scullery with Pantry, flxcd-in cupper; Stable, Coachhouse. Tool and Fowlhouse, gocd Kitchengarden, Orchard and well divided, 9633 TO TAILORS, SHOEMAKERS AND OTHERS. OLE T . T THE STAR CLOTHING FACTORY, I iob field street, lately occupied by Mr R. Brandor. Rent Low. Apply, 830 WILLIAM BATES, Jus.. Lower High street. HE LEASE of COUNTRY HOTEL FOR SALE.—The Junction Hotel. Raugiora, lease having four years to run, with right of wal for other five years. This hotel is now g the best business in North Canterbury. For iculars apply to Scarlett and < 0.. Standard very, or to the present proprietor, E. H. a. b/U THE PHfENIX BREWERY AND MALT HOUSES, Cross and Brown streets, Timaru. TO LET OR FOB SALE, the above Valuable property, together with Working Plant. THE BREWERY Is capable of producing 20 barrels per day. Each of the Malt Houses steeps 13 quarters, and the underground cellars have capacity for fermenting and storing 200 hogsheads of beer. Apply to Oct. 10, 1838. Terms Very Easy. PERRY & PERRY, Timaru. 173 Building Material, &c. • JOHNSTON, WOOD & CO., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS Manchester and Tnam streets. Jimi TIMBER BUILDING MATERIALS of all descriptions. BEST EOUSEHOLdTnd S MITHY COALS, FIRE WOOD, &o. SAWMILLS AT LITTLE RIVES. Timber forwarded direct to up-country stations, thereby considerably reducing cost, U6X