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and Co* >...':;.: "' jLOOAL FRUITS. ,-*** <a&®3o*auXL [rDEA:"UCHMEP AMD 00> -will ©ELIi BY !lts.. PUBLIC AUOTIOT, tt «b.«£if Rooms, jlCstsheT Street, ■' PiMhW Apiook. Gke&tgftge3,/Des- •■ sert audi Cooktrig Plums, Tomatoes," On-. cum'beftS, Applea, Gfafea, Marrows, Po- .. UaaJifkHrceSsv .<JtcV«to- | J7.B'.— Ifev-iot'Fruits.f I*" '" ' H. A. BEATKJHAMP, $241 Auctioneer,,; ' CLEARING SALE, 1 iMtfCHAMiE' AND* 00. kW bfeeX favotte-'! 'to hold a Clearing Sale on ihe Premises, F6hidaltorsßaad, on WEDNESDAY, 13th, at 1.30 jjwns. The lisfe includes Oaten Hay, Oats, | Oaftlie* Poultry, Potatoes, etc. For particulars TOa^edaesday/a-papers* on apply} at' jpfficov * H. A. ! .9242 Auctioneer. HOUSE KEEPERS AND THE PUBLIC. BEAUCKAMP AND CO. have been favoured with instructions fron! Mr Bishop to F.TWL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, oji tho Pre-r-.ios, No. 4, Manchester Street, on FRIDAY, 15th, at 1 p.m., The whole of his Household- Furniture and Effects as contained !in the following zooms:— Sitming R&om: '1 suite in leather and .tapestry, carpets, linoleum, rugs, fendeT.i and irons, tnots, mirrors and overmantels, tables, overmantels and ornaments, tabJecovers, ffltc. Dining Booirt: Linoleum, tables, SO chair.?, cruets, mirrors, glass and 4 eMnaware, knives, forks, spoons, tablecovers, pictures, ch-effoiiiers, cun'ailrs, ornaments, and all the Venetian blinda Hail and Staara: Linoleum, carpets, j stair rods, tables, chairs, pictures, lamps, •tc. Bedroom No. 1: Tapestry carpets, duchesse chests, withstands, ware, d.i. "bedstead, spring mattreseses, kapok beds, blanketa, sheets, pillows, iable, .chairs. Bedrooms 2 «tnd' 3: 2 d.i. bed- _ steads, 5 wasEstasid3, -sets of ware, 2 Spring mattresses, carpets-, chairs, toilst glasses, 2 chests of drawers, bedding . ,completa Bedrooms 4, to 16: S.I. bedheads, 12 chests of drawers, 12 wash- , stands, 13 isets of ware,- 12 raattre'sses > -{wire and spring), isoife-tf glasses', caarpets, r chairs, curtains-, pi110w5,.24 pairs blan•kets, 24 pairs sheets,, pillow slips. - • Kitchen and Outrooms: 'Bssths, wringer, tables, 'large lots? of kitchen utensils! and sundries, 30 extra pairs of sheets, c AI3O, pillow slips, blankets, tableeovere, A rare chance to those furxrishing. j No reserve. H. A. BEAUCHAMP, : ' $243 - ' Auctioneer 1 . '.- ■ KINDS. • ClTY— Hotise 16 tooias, *toy «ta., high con!,fc»,te JoundAtions-, nearly Wttef-eigMths of ! garden.; » bargain, or will exchange. ; FARM of 95 Acres/ Peninsula, house' 6rbomS, '.outbuildings, etc.; very .cheap, owner going '.anto business. , ■ . SALISBURY ' STREET; . ;Eous"e! 6 rooms,, scullery/ etc.,.voice section: ••Wg'tikm.- , . ' ..," ■ : SCteEL—Pirst-elass . Country,/ Hotel, spleir;lid_ftrttfit9. Pull particular* at'office. ;: DINING BOOMS' and BoaTdinghoits*, ;€Sty;'- an opportunity in a lifetime. Call for ■Jitftiicxtlars. . '; JO?O©ABTON (Upper)—Substantial 4-io'cafi-;»*:House"and J-acre, only £UO\ small deposit. ,: ; : GORDON STREET, Sydenham—"Well-built ,House 4 rooms, copper, etc. J section. £l6O, only '£lo cash reauiredt _ —P*aatSfullyjjroiHf House'of 10" rooms, all conveniences,. £- ic*ar gtodeii,; low price to effect. '. 25- ACRES fine land, good position, ST [ALBANS LANE, close tram, new house 5 itooms,-stabling, etc.; terms easy. ; < €STY, North—Superior house 6 robins, pl'as- ] <«f*d,' concrete' foundations, hall, eto.y • etc., ■ iice giarden-; very eheiip, terms. • Jl LARGE number of othe« Properties to '«id*We from. Send for list 1 STATIONS a sd PARMS^rmanys-oifc'ersy,* 23,000-ACRE Sheep Run. ' "... , • 10,000-ACRE Sheep Ruri„ SOO-ACRE Parrh,..on the IBeninsnls .480-ACRE Farm, Waikart. 75-ACRE. Parrn; rich land, Halswelt. : Se-ACRE Parm y leasehold^,at Spreydorii ; 3««se for sale cheap. ■ •-' l^ 1 ; IIS-ACRE Farm, neap town;; .term* : ,i,««^,-^ n * ed Catalbguea Free. j ,• MONEY Advanced on Frefthola Securities.' '] .' , ~ ■ BEAUCEAMP ANDf CO., L ■;. Auctionesrs; Canhal Street' w«s«. • 1 S< Matson & Co. | CO'AL&ATE'i'SALE. ' I ; .FRIDAY 'NEXT. . ■ I PBO I A L E NFT R I B SOiS Mr R. T. Piiyckney, Rakaia—,BW;s:bred Two-tooth Wefhers and Ewes. On account VaricmS'CHen'tg—- ■ 100" Sound-mouth Merino'Ewes. ; 300 Ist. Cross Lambs 1 .. j ' 140 : Four, <Six aud .'ffiighWooth CrUssbred ; ' "'; , Ewes. be pleased-'to receive furtlier enitries. j H. CO., ■9210 - Auctioneers. y&J' l ' FOURTH WfyOli SALE. | - H TUESDAY NEXT, 19th INST. j '"ARTICUiARS OF EINTRIES-must be to I J hand not later than FRIDAY NEXT, 15th INST., ;'An3 Parcels, if to be Submitted at these . Auctions, and to receive Full Consideration, (MUST REACH STORE NOT lATERTHAN ; ; SATURDAY NEXT, 16fcli INST. ; H.-MATSON AND CO. OFFER THEIR . BERVICES, llfcncl.'wiirbe glad to receive Consignments of Any Size. . . ■■■ If yon want the ".. best; .attention, best .display, best market value, ' .KNTRtfST YOUR WOOL TO THEM, AND CONSIGN, SEED CO., ADDINGTON. 92;i 1 ifov'Zealand Loan to Heroantil ,': ri ;:. Agency Company. ' COALOATB SALEYARDS. v j FRIDAY, 15th FEB. | 3-0 1A L ENTRIES-! [ 3lessr9 A. Boulnois, John Scott and ' " - others—-255'Two-tooth Seu&nd Cross Ewes 235, Two-tooth Second Cross Wethers - 100 Prime Freezing Lambs 200 Very Good Rape Lambs , *. Half bred LauJbs. j ' E. G. STAVELEY, Manager. j \ 9358 0. E. CALCUTT, Auctioneer. FINAL .WOOL SALE. .{': TUESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY. /' ' " CATALOGUES CLOSE ON: " - .-PRII>AY EVENING, 15th' INST. ' j to be ready in Store for Buyers' Ini ' opeotioni ca S : '>,.; ; iSATtJRDAY MORNING. t . AND MERCANTILE AGENCY ~Slp A : .'K E - G - STAVELEY, Manager. METHVEN SALEYARDS. THURSDAyTVeB. 14th. f,^S-'0.: :3:.-A'ir" ENTBY--200- SHROPSHIRE DOWN CROSS LAMBS. f 'As '*hcsa lambs have not. been picked over, f* torge portion -will be fat, and they will be "- ' '* - -to suit purchasers, ■» 10m>Totu. Sit and Eight-tooth Second-Cross | ! . -Ew««, *.r«*l good breeding line