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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 609, 8 September 1858, Page 6

, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MM.-0. M. OLLIVIER lias received instructions from C. A. Marsack, Esq., who is about leaving this colony for Eng-, land, to sell by Public A^^ction, at his .Rooms, Cashel Street, on SATURDAY, the 11th of SEPT., The whole of his Household FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of— Chairs Large iron bedsteads and mattrasses Crockery New clothing for ladies, gentlemen, and children Boots and shoes of various sizes Bedding and blankets An assortment of books Carpenters' tools and ironmongery Knives and forks Large meat safe Double-barrelled gun in mahogany case, with extra fittings Pistols And various articles of household furniture, i Terms Cash. SALE BY AUCTION. MR. C. M. OLLIVIER will shortly offer for sale by Public Auction, a consignment of first-class FURNITURE, consisting of— Sofas French bedsteads Iron tent and 4-post do. Children's double-seated chairs Dining-room chairs Chiffoniers Work tables Further particulars and date of sale will be announced in a future advertisement. SALE BY AUCTION. MR. G. M. OLLIVIER is instructed to offer for sale by Public Auction, a large consignment of DRAPERY and articles of Household FURNITURE, consisting of— Table cloths and covers Carpeting Druggets Floor cloths Rags l Cashmere and Paisley shawls Children's wearing apparel. Particulars of which, together with the time and place of sale will be announced in a future advertisement. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSRS. R. WAITT & CO. have received intimation of the shipment of a large and valuable consignment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, By the Matador, daily expected from Hoharton. The above Furniture will be sent to Christchurch immediately on its being landed, and will be ! SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, BY MR. THOMSON, At the Town Hall, Christchurch, on an early day after its arrival. Further particulars - wiil be given in fnture advertisements. ] Terms Liberal. Champagne Luncheon. SALE OF MR. McCLYMONT'S HORSES. MR. PARKINSON will sell by Public Auction, at his Stockyards, on SATURDAY, 18th INSTANT, those valuable horses previously advertised as expected from Nelson, and now close at hand, consisting of— Thorough bred mares in foal to the best bred horses in N.S.W., their produce being entered for the Triennial Stakes, particulars of which, with pedigree, will be given at the time of sale. Useful hacks broken and unbroken About 20 cart colts and fillies of great bone ! and strength. | 2 valuable cobs 3 years old, and perfectly I quiet. 1 splendid mule 4 years old, broken to saddle, j pack, and harness. j Also, 3 saddles and bridles, and 1 pack saddle. Sals at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. PUBLIC BALL, TOWN HALL, LYTTELTON. A Public Ball will take place at the ! Town Hall, Lyttelton, on THURS- | DAY NEXT, the 9th instant. { Tickets Bs. each, to admit a lad}' and gentle- [ man, may be had at Mr. Gee's, and the Mitre j and Canterbury Hotels. j The Hanoverian Band is engaged for the oc- ! casion. j Refreshments will be provided by Mr. Gee. j GOTT SEGKE DIE K.ONIGIKN. TO STOREKEEPERS, SETTLERS, I AND OTHERS. | nnHE undersigned, having established j JL themselves in Sydney as Commission i Merchants for some time, beg to inform the I inhabitants of Nelson and Surrounding districts i that they are prepared to execute business in the Sale of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Grain and other produce, or in the furnishing of goods from the Sydney markets, giving intimations of prices current from ■time to time as may be requested or necessary. j. & d. McDonald, Sussex Street North, I Sydney, N. S. Wales.