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SALE BY AUCTION. JF. McCARDELL has instructed • Messrs. F. Noble Campbell and Co. to sell by Public Auction at his store, Oxford Street, Lyttelton, on THURSDAY, the 3ed SEPT. NEXT/ a large and varied assortment of FANCY GOODS AND BOOKS. consisting of— . Cheap Novels and Magazines 2 dressing cases Pen trays, letter cases, boxes toys Sunday books, pieces music, aerial tops Cigar cases, Mathematical instruments, receipt books Brass lamps, coffee pots, letter weights Taper stands, clothes brushes, hair do. Boxes of razors, corkscrews, penknives Watch keys, tape measures _ Tin boxes wafers, pistols, wire plyers Billiard balls, 1 cornopean Scales and weights, memorandum books Engravings, needles „ Small China dolls, draft boards Key bugles, French horns 1 magic lantern Brooches gold and black, bracelets Foolscap paper, ink (quart bottles) Color boxes, ink bottles Walking sticks, &c, &c, &c. The above sale is for the purpose of clearing off old purchases, and making room for fresh arrivals. August 11th, 1857. WEEKLY SALE OF MERCHANDISE BY AUCTION. MR. ALPORT begs to announce that he will hold a PUBLIC AUCTION WEEKLY, at his Auction Rooms, for the sale of General Merchandise. The first sale will take place on WEDNESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, to consist of Sugars, teas, wine, beer, spirits, tobacco, coffee, rice, oilman's stores, rope, ash oars, mould candles, salt fish, drapery, and miscellaneous goods. N.B.—The sale will be continued on the WEDNESDAY in each succeeding week, and parties desirous of submitting goods for sale will be required to forward the same or send samples on or before the preceding MONDAY. Sale at Noon. Terms at Sale. Lyttelton, August 21st, 1857. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MR. LONGDKN has been honoured with instructions from the Superintendent, to sell by Auction, at the residence of His Honor in Cashel street, Christchurch, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd, the whole of His Honor's HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, comprising— Tables, chairs Cai"pets, hearth rugs Damask curtains Handsome child's carriage Piano Large book shelves Brass candlesticks Iron and wodden bedsteads (large & small) Horsehair and straw tnattrasses Counterpanes, bedding Looking glasse, chamber sets Washstands, bahes, foot pans Fenders and fire irons Child's cot and chair Stair carpets and rods Washing tubs, pails Kitchen utensils, in great variety &c. &c. &c. Also, The 2 HORSES, DOG CART, and TANDEM HARNESS, for some time past in constant use by His Honor. Sale at twelve o'clock.—Luncheon provided. Terms Cash. N.B.—The above sale has been postponed to the date advertised in consequence of the nonarrival of the vessel by which his Honor intended to sail. EX SPRAY. ICASE perfumery containing— Fancy soaps, scents, pomades, bear's grease, lip salve, Rowland's macassar, &c, <fee. 1 case books, as under— Maury's Physical Geography of the Sea Lectures to Young Men, for 1857 Dr. Kanes' Arctic Expedition The Reason Why Haskol's Railway Construction Butler's Analogy Bayard Taylor's Cyclopaedia of Modern Travel Life and Enterprises of Elliston the Comedian Hursthouse's New Zealand St. Hilarie's Egypt and the Great Suez Canal Carlyle's Cromwell (new edition) Dr. Barfch's Travels in Central Africa (These are in advance of publication.) Life of an Eastern King Imaginary History of Next Thirty Years Campbell's Chancellors (new edition) N.B.—The above are all this year's publication. J. McCAEDELL. Lyttelton, August 28th, 1857.