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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 420, 12 November 1856, Page 1

UNEfcSEEVED SALE BY AUCTION, „ foed's estate. MESSRS. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL, & CO., have been instructed by the Assignees of Ford's Estate to srell by Public Auction, without Reserve, on Wednesday and Thursday next, the 12th and 13th inst., at their Sale rooms in Oxford St., Lyttelton, the whole STOCKJiT-TEiDE consisting of : Coburgs, alpacas, and French delaines Shawls, cloaks, dresses Calicoes, prints, and muslins^ Pins, needles, bobbin, and tapes Threads and cottons Silks and satins Artificial flowers . Ribbons, in great variety Children's, men's, and wonaen's socks and stockings Coats and trousers Straw hats and bonnets , Felt hats Blue serge shirts and moleskin trousers Twill and Regatta shirts Tartan plaids Scotch twills Fancy doeskin, in pieces Towelling and table cloths Pocket handkerchiefs, &c. &«. &c. Terms at Sale. Sale to commence at noon each day. IRONMONGERY FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MESSRS: F. NOBLE CAMPBELL, & CO., will sell by public auction, at their Sale Rooms, in Lyttelton, on Monday, 17th inst., the following assortment of IRONMONGERY, Just received ex " Harry "; viz.— Bronze tea urns Plyers' spring balances Brass nails, assorted Steel yards Files, assorted Tower bolts, cupboard locks Tea bells, steel pens and holders Plates, saws, and jack planes Plough traces American axes Spirit levels and sheep bells Barrow wheels and plates Copying press, aud book Measuring tajies Carpenters' pencils Clock lines Brooms, horse brushes. &c. &c. &c. Sale at Noon. Terms at Sale. Oxford St., Lyttelton, Nov. 7, 1856. EX "TARANAKI." A NESTS BASSINETTS TC 1 hhd. Tinware. LEAKE & TAYLER. London St., Lyttelton. SALE BY AUCTION. MR. THOMPSON will sell by auction at the Whitft Hart stockyards, on Saturday next, Bth November, the whole of the voluable dairy stock of MR. DUNCAN BEATON ; consisting of milch cows, thoroughly broken, yearling heifers, &v. ALSO Several head of pail fed young stock, belonging to C. Jeffreys, Esq., and the well kuowu farm Horse 'CHARLIE. The property of A. S. Jackson, Esq.