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Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3700, 3 September 1883, Page 2

NBW ADVERTISEMENTS, PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE Very Superior and Highly.Finished Kbw English Furniture, Just arrived per Ship " Oxford." MESSRS JAMES & CO. have bean ing structed to Sell by Public Auction, at their Auction Rooms, Bridge street, On MONDAY, 10th September, 1883, At Eleven o'clock, A Consignment of New English Furniture,' Per Ship " Oxford," consisting of— Italian Walnut Settee, Drawingroom Suite in Green Figured Silt, Mahogany Stuffed Sack Half Spindle Cromwell Diningroom Suites in Leather, Black and Gold Early English Folding Chairs in Embroidered Plush. Italian Walnut Inlaid Early English Four Tier Corner Whatnots, Black and Gold Folding Chairs in Repousse, in Tapestry, and Plush j Dull Black Inlaid Early English Corner Whatnot, Ebonised Black Cabinet with covered top and fitted { with decorated Glass Panels, Fancy! Stuffed Back Morocco Leather r Ladiesand Gentlemen's Chairs in Mahogany, Morocco Leather Diningroom Spring^ Beated Chairs in Mahogany and' Cedar,; Double Mahogany Marble Top Waßhstands with very superior Hand-painted China Toilet Sets, Walnut Half Circle Washstands with Marble Tojib, Italian Walnut Inlaid Pedestal, Loo Tables, Spring-seated . Cedar Dining Chairs in Horiehair, Japaneso Inlaid Woirk Table (very superior)^Cbina : Afternoon Tea Seryioes, Italian Walnut Inlaid Wort Tables on Carved Pillars and Claws, Walnut Folding Chairs with. Fancy Willow Seats and Backs, Ebonised Folding Chairs, upholstered in Embroidered Plush ; i Blaok, Gold, and Ambogoa Inlaid English Corner Whatnot; Ebonised Chippendale Corner Brackets, fitted with bevelled Plates, : Shelves, &o.; Crimson and Old Gold Corner (Brackets with bevelled Plates; WalnuJ Chippendale Folding Chairs: with bevelled Plates, in Tapestry and Plush ; Eboniied Chippendale Corner Cupboard Brackets: Ebonised Chippendale Corner Cabinet, with engraved Panels and bevelled Plates j American Walnut Corner Cabinet, with Spindles, &o. ; Dull Black Flat Chippendale Brackets, in Plush, with Shelves, &o. } Walnut' Turned Leg German Suites, in Tapestry and Plush, with Banister Back Chairs j Blaok and Gold Plush Slope Chairs, with Spindles j Florentine Fancy Folding Chairs, with Embroidery and Plußb ; Ebonised Willow, Chippendale and Sycamore Seats and Occasional Chairs, assorted patterns; Inlaid Occasional Card Tables on Carved end Standards; /Walnnt MubJc Stools, in Leather, on Pillar and Claw; Dull Black 5 Pillar Spring Toe Musio Stools, upholstered in Tapestry and Plush to rcatoh suites; Walnut Inlaid Cabinet Top Davenport Whatnot Desk, lined,with.Gilt Edged Leather; Walnut Inlaid Coffee Tables; Italian Walnut Inlaid Cane Corner Occasional/ on 4 Pillars, Inlaid Stand. A large number of beautiful Gilt Framed Oil Paintings and Oleographs, Hassooks, Rugs, &c, &o. - Also, 2 American 5 Stop Organs, by Bridgeport and Company. 1 Walnut Pianoforte. For farther particulars see Catalogues, which will be printed shortly. J. JAMES & CO., Auctioneers. R. C. PARKER & CO, AUCTION ROOMS & OFFICES, Bridge street. AUCTIONEERS, STOCK SALESMEN PRODUCE BROKERS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Sales conducted in Town and Country* Cash Advances made on all description of Produce and Stock, also on Merchandise Furniture, &c, consigned for Sale . Peompt Account Sams and Retttbns. To Hop Growers and others. rHE Undersigned have FOE SALE the following Manures, Manufactured by Geice, Sumnbb, & Co., Melbourne. SUPERPHOSPHATES, a splendid fertiliser. COMPOUND No. 1 (coHsisting of Superphosphate of Potash and Sulphate of Ammonia). COMPOUND No. 2 — Cereal Manure— (consisting of Superphosphate, Nitrate of Potash, or Sulphate of Ammonia, and Potash Salts). COMPOUND No. 3—Cereal Manure for Basaltic Soil.. ' " - Compound No. 1 is strongly recommended to Hop Growers as far and away the best manure that can be used for this crop. The ue« of this compound in Gippsland, Victoria, has had the satisfactory result of increasing the crops nearly 50 per cent. Early application necessary. R. C. PARKER & CO., Auctioneers. Norwich Union FIRE OEFIOE. Business exceeds £175,000,000. No disputing fair claims No advantage taken of inadvertent mistakes. No unnecessary delay in settlement. Libebai Conditions and Low Pbemidms. "W. M. STANTON & CO., Agents, Nelson,'Marlborough, and Westland. * # * Agents also for H&nseatio Insurance Company of Hamburgh. (Risks taken therein concurrently with the above Society's.) WANTED by a Lady recently from England, a SITUATION as aieful Companion, Houitkeeper, or Mother's H«lp. Would teach young Children: Address " E.," care of Mn S. B. Johnbok, Oollingwood ttrett, Nelion. TT7ANTED, TWELVE MACHINISTS. IV —Mrs PAMELT, Mode de Paris. WANTED, by Mns. Ledgeb, a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply at Mej. WATTS, Bbiege End. : WTANTED, a Good GENEiiAL y? FEMALE SERVANT. Good wages to a'[competent person. ; : . Apply to A. DODSON, BriUnnia Hotel, Riwaka. - *