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H. Matson & Co. FIEE. FIRE. FIRE. SALVAGE; SALVAGE. SALVAGE. SEEDS. SEEDS (AGRICULTURAL). TT MATSON AND CO. have received in- :• structions from the Firo Insurance Association AT MR G. G. STEAD'S STORES, (adjoining the Station), TO-MORROW, A' Large Quantity of Damaged, and Partially SEEDS, GRAIN, ETC., COCKSFOOT, CLOVERS, RYEGRASS, Sacks, Binding Twine Corrugated Iron, Timber Machinery (including a 12-horse Tangye Gas Engine) Shafting, Pulleys And a Large Quantity of /Salvage from the recent fire. Sale Sharp 2.30, TO-MORROW. H. MATSON AND CO.

Ingram and Co. ■.-rnmrnn j s given that I nave- RE--3 from ithe Auctioneering and Commission Agency Business carried; on by me during 'the past twenty-eight years. I have to thank my "numerous clients for the liberal support accorded' me in the past, and trust they will "extend the same favours to my successors, Mr I/. O. INGRAM and Mr THOMAS JAMES HUNTER, who: have takeni .over the business. 9950' • JOHN INGRAM. TB have taken over the business carried L"'- ; on by MR INGRAM, and we trust we may be favoured with a continuuince of the support accorded to otir predecssor. We will, as hitherto, carry on, the business as strictly a Commission one, under the name and style of INGRAM AND OCX L. 0. INGRAM. 9951 THOMAS J. HUNTER. v OXFORD FORTNIGHTLY SALE. > OUR FIRST SALE will be held on THURSDAY, 9th January, 1902, for which we have received! numerous entries. We

shall be pleased to have further entries in time to enable us to advertise them. Opening Luncheon, in Atiction Shed on morning of sale. INGRAM AND CO., 9952 Auctioneers.' SHEFFIELD SALE. FRIDAY, 3rd! JANUARY. ■\/CrE will be REPRESENTED at tnis FIXW. TURE, and will be pleased to receive ENTRIES. ■ ■., ■ INGRAM AND CO., 9949 ' Auctioneers. Canterbury Auctioneering Co. FRUIT AND PRODUCE. THIS DAY/ at 10 a.m. CANTERBURY AUCTIONEERING COY., LTD., will Sell by Public Auction, a t their Rooms, 222, Casihel StreetRaspberries, Currants, Cherries', GooseberriesNew Potatoes, Peas, Cucumbers, Tomatoes Cabbages, Onions, Tea, Soap, etc. H, A. BEAUCHAMP, 9970 Auctioneer. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. "Without Reserve. MUST BE SOLD. , CANTERBURY AUCTIONEERING.' COY., LTD., have received instructions from itfie Owner (who has left the province), to Sell by Publio Auction, on the Premises, Conference Street, THIS DAY (MONDAY), 30th, At 12.30 p.m. The Whole of 'her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, As tontaimed' in a- House of 7 rooms, consisting of |, • Piano by Altman im rosewood, Carpets-, Duchesso Ohe3ts, Wasbstands, Ware, Tables, Chairs, Linen, Cutlery, Glass and China Ware, Pictures, Ornaments, Oilcloth, Fender and Irons, H. Rug, Marble Tables, Carved and Fancy Chairs, Bedsteads (brass rail and others), Mirrors, Overmantels, Couches, Sewing Machine, Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Mattresses, Quilts, Books, Music, Mangle, Lot of Sundries. Every line must be sold. Without reserve.

H. A. BEAU CHAMP, ;' Auctioneer. Tonics, Norton &.CO, W, Tanks) (W. H. Norton IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. MESSRS TONKS, NORTON AND CO. have decided that ©ru and after Saturday Next, the 4th of January, they will CLOSE THEIR OFFICES and AUCTION ROOMS at 1 o'clock oa SATURDAYS, and REMAIN OPEN •' ALL DAY on THURSDAYS. The Usual Saturday Sales will be held in the Rooms every Saturday, commencing at 10.30 a.m. prompt; Wednesday's Sales at one o'clock as heretofore. For the convenience of clients, the offices of the Lanidl Department ■will b e open every FRIDAY EVENING from 7.80 till 9 p.m. Easy Terms of Payment can be arranged on all properties purchased. Note the Address: TONKS, NORTON AND CO., £O2, Hereford Street, Auctioneers, Land and Efctate Agents, Hotel Valuators and ''lmporters. X 2940 W. Buss. R!A!NGIOEiA. NORTHEiRN OEiNTRAL STOCK MARKET, TUESDAY, DEC. 31st. INOE my advertisement wenifc 'to press the .J following Special Entry fets come to 'hand On 'account of 'M. J. Dixon, Esq., 300 HALF-BRED EWES, 4, 6 'and 8-tooth. WM. BUSS, 9944 . Auctioneer. Properties For Sale or To Let £135 WILL BUY 1 ACRE in Linwood. Three Minutes from- Tram. A. WHEATLEY, X 2828 ' Bedford Row. FOR BALE, near Post Office, fr-ROOMED HOUSE, gas, bath, copper, washtubs, in thorough repair, good section, very cheap; price £580.> 2823 X A. WHEATLEY, Bedford Row. IOR SALE, Flemington, New House of 4 rooms, washhouse, bath, horse shelter, with 4 acres of light land. BAKER BROS., X 2896 198, Hereford Street. LINWOOD. lOR SALE, on the Tram-line.—A substan. tially-built House of 7 rooms, pantry; etc., and outbuildings, with fine high quarter-acre garden, stocked with fruit trees; sunny frontage; a snug home, handy to the town, a.nd very reasonable price. J. T. BELL, 673i> Cathedral Square.