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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 356, 2 April 1856, Page 1

Important Sale of Drapery, Ex " Zinoaki." "jV/TR. McCakdell has received instruc--LT-L tions from Messrs. A. E. White k Co: to sell by Public Auction at their stores on Monday next, the 7th April, eleven cases drapery, consisting of— Alpacas Coburgs Delaines Prints Calicoes Hollands Muslins Siik mantles Ladies' Cloth Cloaks Shawls Velvet Hosiery Flannels Diapers Laces Millinery Doeskins Tweeds Table Cloths Table Napkins Blue serge Blue serge shirts Keefing jackets Drab moleskin trowscrs Threads, Braids, &c. Also, 3 cases Boots and Shoes. Lyttelton, March 31st, 185fi. SALE BY AUCTION. ]|JR. LONGDEN will sell by Auction at his office in the Market Place, Christchurch, on Saturday, next, April sth. 13 bags Hour ' 1 double barrel gun 1 large set steelyards 1 lady's saddle and bridle 1 Gavrett's improved corn drilling machine 1 winuoning machine &c. &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. Sale of Cattle, Pony, &c. 11/FR. LONGDEN has received instruc-" tions to sell by Auction at the Golden Fleece Stockyards, on. Saturday, April 12th. 6 well bred cows, calving down 12 steers and heifers, 18 mouths old, ALSO 1 valuable 3 yr. old pony, bred iv the colony, and fit for breaking in. Sa'e at 12 o'ekn-k. Sale of Household Effects. I\/|~R. LONGDEN has received instruc- -"-*- tions from John Beswick, Esq. (who is about to return to England) to sell by auction at Mr. Black's stores, Kaiapoi, the whole of his Household Effects, consisting of Fnrniluie Linen Silver and plated goods Bunks Kitchen utensils Crockery Beds, and bedding, see. &c. Funher particulars and date of sale in a future advertisement. LOST OR STOLEN From the premises of Mr. Gou'd, Hambltden, near ChrtsU'hurch. 8 WHITE DUCKS. If strayed, £l Howard will he paid to any party returning them ; if stolen, £5 reward will be pa hi on conviction. t