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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 614, 25 September 1858, Page 6

UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION- OF FURNITURE, PLATE, HORSES, CATTLE, DAIRY UTENSILS, &c, &c. MR. ALPORT is instructed by ,R, Harrison, Esq., to sell by Public Auction, at Lowther Cottage, Ricearton, on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, SEPT. 29th & 30th, Household Furniture, &c, as under, — PARLOUR. Mahogany telescope dining table, with two extra leaves, mahogany table with two drawers, couch with crimson cushions, chairs, easy chair, cane seat and back, mahogany cheffonnie're, cornice pole,rings, and damask curtains, muslin do., drugget,'hearthrug, fenider and fire irons, eight day clock, handsome lacquered Chinese, work box, damask table covers, a small selection of books, backgammon and chessboard, cribbage do., China inkstand, copper coal skuttle, and wire fire guard. BEDROOM. Double iron bed, mattrass, feather bed, mahogany chest drawers,.looking glass and table with drawer, japanned; wash stand, towel horse, toilet services, 1 gentleman's dressing casej Brussels carpet, Venetian blind, &c. BACK BEDROOM. Sofa bedstead, mahogany chest drawers, awing looking glass, wash stand, book shelf, medicine chest, roller blind, &c BACKROOM. Breakfast and tea services, China dessert plates, lot of China, glassware tea caddy, plated cruet stand, pillar and bedroom candlesticks, japanned trays, telescope, patent mangle, door mats, cooking stoves with, fittings, kitchen table, tea kettles, copper boiler and stewpan, saucepans, &c., &c. Household linen, linen chests, bedsteads, &c, &c. DAIRY. Churn, milk pails and pans, cream and butter tubs, cheese press and vats, sieves and strainers, crockery, washing tubs, &c. A double barrelled gun in case. Three horse thrashing machines and cloths, winnowing machine,- Tumbril cart, spring do., cart, leader, and ploughharness, set harrows and swingletrees," - ladies' and_-Kenfclein<?n-s saddles and bridles, JKeadstalls7"3roh "rick" stand; drag rake, carpenters' and garden tools, posts and rails, firewood, <&c. Pigs, poultry, calves. HORSES. A mare (Beauty,) in foal by ' St. George.' A yearling filly from ' Beauty.' A mare (Blossom,) in foal by 'Farmers' Favorite.' A four year old gelding by' Speed the Plough.' A three year old filly by ' Canterbury.' A gelding by * Glendon,' well broken to carry a lady. A mare (Kitty,) perfectly quiet to ride or drive. .Sale at Noon precisely on each day. N.B.—The horses and farming stock will be sold on the second day of sale, and need no comment from the auctioneer, the former being especially well known to parties resident on the plains for their breed and staunch qualifications. Lyttelton, Sept. 21st, 1858. SALE OF FURNITURE, BEDDING, KITCHEN UTENSILS, PLATED GOODS, BOOKS, ENGRAVINGS, &c. MR. ALPORT is instructed to sell by Public Auction, at the residence of Dr. Gundry, near the Bridle Path, on MONDAY, 27th SEPT., the remainder of furniture, &c, consisting of-— Mahogany chairs, horse-hair seats, Pembroke table, fender, fire irons, do. guard, hearth rug, telescope, walking stick, mahogany writing desks, papier mache writing case, fancy work baskets, euper blue cloth and Derby table covers, anti-macassars, &<:., &c. 2 double iron bedsteads, horse-hair and wool mattrasses, feather pillows, bolsters, blankets, folding chairs, (cane seats,) China matting, bedroom carpets, enamelled toilet services, covered bonnet box, and a handsome knitted counterpane. Tea kettles, brooms, fire irons, frying pan, tin boiler and cover, saucepans, canisters, tubs, fiat irons, hearth rug, folding meat screen, bottle jack, large bellows, folding chair, (caneseat,) umbrellas, clothes basket, travelling dressing case, sugar, mace, cinnamon, ginger, &c. . Desert service, table and tea do., glassware, and set table cutlery silver mounted A small lot of books Do. do. of cupping and other surgical inBtrurnents A choice collection of engravings, comprising Prince Regent, Choristers, Chinese Mandarin in state dress, Chinese Picture " Mischief," colored plates of " Sleeping Cupid" and " Innocence," views of Lyttelton and the Plains, 2 gilt frames glazed, 22| x 16£. And other household sundries. Sals at Noon.