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LYTTLETON, MONDAY, 6th DECEMBEE, 1880. Me j. e. willcox wm sell by PUBLIC AUCTION. At his Booms. London street, A quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Miscellaneous Goods (removed for convenience of sale), comprising—Chest Drawers, Bedding, Tables, Chairs, Safes, Cookery Utensils, &c., &o. Sale at noon. 6610 ' LYTTELTON. WEDNESDAY, Bth DECEMBEE, 1880. MB J. E. WILLCOX has received instructions from Mr W. Mutton to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, London street, on above date. The following VALUABLE PROPERTIES— Lot I—Part1 —Part of Reserve 27, Lyttelton, having a frontage of 3-lft. on Eipon street, upon which is a new four-roomed cottage, well finished, and replete with every convenience Lot 2 Upwards of a quarter of an acre, I having 50ft. frontage on Eipon street, j upon which stands that substantial and 1 well built stone house known as the Parsonage, containing seven rooms and large hall. To residents, speculators, and others this offers an opportunity seldom to be met with. Both properties are convenient to the centre of the town, in a moat desirable locality, and command a magnificent view of the town and harbor. Sale at noon. For further particulars apply ta 12-16511 J. E. WILLCOX, Auctioneer.