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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 4, Issue 400, 4 June 1880, Page 3

IMPORTANT SALE - AY- PU BLIC AUCTION .""'• ; 4Ki|',(3a.; -.;.'.' OF THF, .} ' .'•■■■•■ FURNITURE, BAH , FITTi NGS AND UTENSILS, Of the well-known B R U C E'S H 0_ E L . Corrugated Iron Sheets, Hydraulic Ram and Tanks, Iron Fire-proof Safe, Saddle and Harness Horses, &c„&c. MR H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from Mr J. Beecher, whose lease expires on 30th June next, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the above-named premises, at AKAROA, ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY the 9th and 10th JUNE next, , As follows, viz.:— The whole of the Dining-room, Parlour* Bed-room and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking and other Kitchen Uten- ! sils, Bar Fittings and Utensils, Pianos, Billiard Table, &c, &c. Comprising DINING-ROOM, PARLOURSANtf SITTING-ROOMS--r Splendid piano, by Gilbert/of Boston 1 fine toned pianette, by Chappel Brussels carpets, hearth rugs Handsome fenders and fire-irons Mahogany and kauri dining tables Brown's patent and other mahogany hair-seat dining-room chairs Mahogany hair-seat couches and easy chairs T ,nrge mahogany sideboard and cellaret Valuable framed steel and wood engravings, colored chromos, oil paintings, Chinese paintings Chimney glasses, vases, &c. Clocks, kerosene lamps Curtains, poles-and rings Roller, blinds and fittings Register stoves BEDROOMS (17 in number)— First-class iron and wood bedsteads Feather beds, bolsters and pillows Horsehair mattresses, flax mattresß j Palliasses, carpet, child's crib I Washstands and chamber ware. ' Toilet tables and looking glasses Chests of drawers, plunge and hip baths attention is called to the bed-room furniture, having been supplied by a first-class Christchurch fnrniture dealer. PASSAGES—OiI cloth, door mats, stair carpets, rods and eyes of sheets, pillow-cases, towels, Marsala and knotted quilts, white and colored blankets, linen damask tablecloths and napkins. PANTRY—FuII supply of first quality ivory handle table and cheese knives, carvers and forks, best electroplated table, dessert, and tea spoons and forks, table cruets, spirit stands, pickle cruets, cut decanters, champagnes, hock, and other \unes, tumblers, dessert services, large dinner service, choice breakfast and tea sets. KITCHEN AND SCULLERY— Tables, chairs, forms, stools, tin tea and coffee pots, and other tinware, 1 set best plated dish covers, iron saucepans and oval boilers, sausage machine, candlesticks, jugs, basins, brown ware jars, wash tubs, water cans, saws, brushware. BAR AND OFFICE—Large iron fire proof safe, 3 pull beer engine and piping, electro-plated drinking mugs, pewter pots, copper measures, 5 glass show kegs and spirit taps, outside lamp and iron fittings. BILLIARD ROOM—Splendid billiard table by Alcock, with cues, balls, marking boards, &c, chandeliers, kerosene lamps, and other billiardroom fittings. OUTSlDE—American hydraulic ram, with pipes, tanks, and staging, large quantity of galvanised corrugated iron sheets. STABLES— 1 dark brown mare, good in "harness or saddle 1 thoroughbred chestnut brood mare, quiet to ride or drive, in foal to Eclat 1 five-year-old black filly, broken to saddle 1 three-year-old dark brown colt, out of Blazes, by Eclat. Eclat is an imported blood stallion 1 bay filly, rising three years 1 dark bay yearling filly Saddles and bridles Breaking tackle Corn bins, stable tools, &c., &c. Pigs and pig styes Garden tools and cucumber frames. Sale each day to commence at Eleven o'clock. Luncheon provided at oneSPECIAL NOTICE. JUST RECEIVED, a splendid lot of Clocks and Watches, and a great variety of Watch Glasses. Also, some beautiful Accordions, with bells, and a great variety of Concertinas. A good stock of footballs. J. J. KISSEL, Beach Road, Akaroa. _