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TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, APRIL 6th. ORANGES. ORANGES. MR J. G. HAWKE 3 is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, Hereford street, CASES ORANGES, ex Wakatipu. Sale at 11 o’clock. 639 TO-MORROW '(SATURDTY), April 6th, AT THIS CENTRAL SALE ROOMS. MR C. T. ICK -will SELL a quantity of farm and dairy produce, consisting of Cheese, bacon, flour, potatoes, onions, carrots, barley meal, fruit, &c. Also, Tea In half-chests and boxes, thumb blue, blacking, longharided shovels, Ac. Also, A large lot of Household furniture, new and second hand of every description, pictures, books, vases, albums, fancy goods, boots and shoes, clothing, &c., &c. Sale at 11.30 sharp. 646 iiOPRli’S REPOSITORY, .SALE YARDS, AND AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY, 6th APRIL, At 12 o’clock. riYHE Usual WEEKLY SALE of-Horsos, I vehicles, cattle, pigs, poultry, produce, and miscellaneous goods as above. SPECIAL ENTRY— One heavy draught gelding, guaranteed stannch shafter or leader, with trial. Also, Several light draught and saddle and harness horses. - ’ 644 v - ' “• PUBLIC NOTICE. FREE NOMINATED IMMIGRATION. PERSONS desirous of Nominating relatives or friends in Great Britain for passages to New Zealand, are informed that the NEXT MONTHLY LIST will be CLOSED at this office on TUESDAY, the 23rd inst. Nominated immigrants on arrival in the colony may join their friends immediately after inspection, and will not be required to go into depot. Full particulars and forms can be obtained at this office, and also at the branch immigration depots. J. E. MARCH, Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, Christchurch, April sth, 1878. 647 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. I AM glad to be able to announce the arrival of large shipments of very Superior Goods in the above Department. As there are certain classes (of these goods, which notwithstanding all attempts to produce them of colonial manufacture, are made in the Home markets of equally good quality, and at a much lower price, I have imported goods of this kind largely, and offer them at very low prices. In articles of colonial manufacture, I am now showing a large variety,which for excellence of workmanship, stylish cut, good fit, and superior j finish, cannot be excelled. lam able to offer these goods at lower prices than ever previously, and viould ask special attention to the variety, and value o£ the following lines, viz: PAGET COATS, bound and unbound in fancy Coatings, Tweeds and Cloths. ] GALATEA JACKETS and SAC COATS in large variety. TROUSERS and VESTS in West of England and Scotch Tweeds, also in plain and Fancy Colonial Tweeds. OVERCOATS in TJJaters, Chesterfields, &c., of Irish Frieze, Nape, and Pilot Cloth, &c. TIES and SCARVES, in silk and woollen, in great profusion. In BOYS’ CLOTHING, a most extensive variety, including somo veryj cheap lines in Boy’s Suits. THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT la now abundantly stocked with useful and Fashionable Goods, suited for the Autumn and Winter Seasons. Customers may rest assured they will find a large variety in all classs of ’goods required at this season of the year, offered at such low prices as direct importing from the best Homo Markets, purchasing them to a large extent for cash, and a determination to sell for small profits, enable me to do. CASH, DISCOUNT OF ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND. ROBERT” BLACK, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, HIGH AND LICHFIELD STREETS. 61