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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 627, 18 July 1882, Page 3

A nr« ion Sal«« ' T'> HOTBLKEEP-'nK, ■ TT-TOSI-: ' TURN ISH I.\ G, Al\ j OTB (S. MR A. 1. MoGUKGOR has the honor ~0 aouoonce that he has leeeived in<-t uctions from Mr Xhos. Brooks <o Sell, at the SOMERSET HOTEL, HEAD OF THE BAY, The whole o*" the FITTINGS FURNISHINGS Of -Ins Hotel, which are mostly new and in excellent order, ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 21 AND 22 (pivl on MonoVy, 2lfh July, if neocss'ty), sale commencing each day at noou sharp. DINING-ROOM. Tables and covers, chairs in haircloth, pier glasses, fenders rmd fice-irous, cnpbor-.rds, oilcloth, 20 by 14: oil paintings i-nd pictures, polos and curtains, &c, A'-c. COMMERCIAL-ROOM. Couch, table, chairs, carpeting, lr.mps, and other furnishings. BAR PARLOR. Tables, chairs, floorcloth, fender and irons, forms, pictures, &c, &c. PRIVATE PARLOR. Chairs, tabic, carpeting, cupboard, pictures, books, blind!?, pud liftings. SITTING-ROOM. Elegant suite in green repp and walnut, consisting of cbnirs, couch, large ofiom.ins, &c; pier glar-s, dnuiask hangings, artistic ornaments, pictures, plioloo, stereoscope and 300 slide*-*, larcre Brussels sr.rpet, of chaste design ; fenders and fwirons, lamps, &c. BEDROO.ViS. Tbe whole and complete Fittings and Equipments of 13 Bedrooms, consisting of double and single iron bedsteads, mattresses, p i]ia.->ses, wash tables, dressing tables, bed ware, curtains, blinds, dressing glasses, sheets, blankets, bolsters, pillows, towels, floorcloth and carpeting. Many of the roo.us a*e double furnished. TAPROOM. Forms, tables, chairs, spittoons, fen<hr, lamps, glasses, &c, &c. EAR. All the Furnishings and Fittings of a veil-appointed B;t, consisting of beer engine ahd piping, shelving, desks, clock, aneroid barometer, spirit kegs, decanters, glasses,' tumblers, pewters, &C, &c. KITCHEN. The whole of the Kitchen Utensils necessary for conducting the business of a large hotel, cooking appliances, tables, ch.:irs, dishes, pla'es, lin ware. PASSAGES AND LAUxYDRY. Floorcloth, mats, lamps, trays, tables, mangle, wringers, tubs, screens, &c, &c. Two 400-gallon tanks, with stands, spouting, and taps. PANTRIES. Two dininA* se-viees complete, tea and coffee services in china and delf, cruet ; stands, electro spoons, forks and knives 1 in huge variety ami numb-rs, cut champagne, claret, hock, port, sherry, and othe-' glass ware in variety ; fruit service, in Dresden china ; and new cutlery, in deer and ivoiv handles. Also, All the oth r odds and ends in connec tion with a large and well-appointed Hotel. The whole of the above goods have been placed in the hands of the Auctioneer for ABSOLUTE AND POSITIVE SALE, without the slightest reserve, and no sUch opportunity has ever piesented nself on the Peninsula for persons in need of furniture supplying themselves advantageously. TERMS AND CONDITIONS AT SALE. Visitors from Christchurch civ arrive by the Titan, no Pigeon Bay, on Friday, at the Hotel at 1 p.m.; and on Saturday by rail, at 2.80 p.m. The whole of the goods will be on view prior to the sale, and tickets lo the Refreshment and Luncheon Table con be obtained from Mr B<ooks or the Auctioneer. A. INNES McGREGOR, Auctioneer. BROOKS' SALE, HEAD OF THE LAY. THE ss. PIONEER will leave the Wharf on Friday, 21st, and Saturday, 22nd inst,, at 11 a.m., returning from Head of Bay each day at 5 p.m. Return Fares, 3s. M. WTGHT, Master. LE BON'S BAY CATTLE SALE. AT the request of numerous clients, this Sale has been postponed till Wednesday, 30th August. A. INNES McGREGOR, Auctioneer.