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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 731, 9 November 1859, Page 6

KAIAPOI. IMPORTANT SALE OF OAK AND OTHER FURNITUKE. MR. WYLDE has received instructions from — Kesteven, Esq., to sell by Auction, at the Assembly Rooms, Kaiapoi, on MONDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, the following collection of very valuable ANTIQUE OAK FUNITURE, Richly Caeved. 1 1 Boufe't, or closot I 1 Chest „ , 1 Clock, with new works by Earnshaw 1 Chest drawers 1 Hall table 1 Large cabinet 1. Small do. 1 Dressing table 1 Round do. 2 9?owel horses. Also,—• 1 Large chest of drawers —walnut wood 1 Cedar table —French polished 1 Iron bedstead 1 Child's cot 1 Iron chair bedstead 1 Very large basin and jug, with stand 1 Do. do. do. 1 Largo jug. Also,— A Collection df rare and valuable Books, And a quantity of Modern Furniture, Sale at 12 o'Clock. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 10th & 1 Ith NOVEMBER. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF CLOTHING, HOSIERY, MILLINERY, STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, WATERTIGHT BOOTS, FURNITURE, IRONMONGERY, BOOKS, &c, &c. , MR. H. E. ALPORT willsell by public auction, without any reserve, at his Rooms, Market Place, Christchurch, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, the 10th and 11th NOVEMBER, ilnstant, the following goods, the property of a gentleman leaving Christchurch :— CLOTHING-: Men's and boys' shooting codts "-Waistcoats, trowsers, jackets, blue serge shirts / ißrown holland blouses, drab jeanjgjts Scotch twill shirts, Jersey frocks; lambswool -eKirts Mhats, &c. HOSIERY: ;■ V Meri'6, women's, and girls' stockings -anflfsocka, j braces. \ MILLINERY: j Artificial flowers, blonde quilling, ;j>ins, .stays, \ habit shirts, hair nets. ; STRAW GOODS: ' . vstraw-hate and bonnets in greaWariety. \ MISCELLANEOUS:: • Marsala quilts, counterpanes, prints,ipieee ?altks,; coloured and blackympleskins. ' 200 pairs watertight boots, asso*ted:«kes. ; IRONMONGERY:: ' Spades.-locks, various, hinges ' ! Spring^latches, hasps,!hatchets. j GRINDERS, jfccfci \ Tips,'tip nails, «hoemaker?-s "Jcnives,'iharpenei'S, bristles, brads,'&e. £BOOKSs Abo|tfr-300 vdluraesuf ibop^ce. WRMTJMtE: IwHvand wood bedsteads^eedar 100 4ible, ceßsr »couch, horse-haksseat, child's dining ichairs. Sa|e each day at 11 o'clock. Luncheon provided. Market Place, <Christohurch, Nov. 1,0.859, ,_- \ BUILDING .PLOTS, ' \ tPOWN OF -CHRISTCHURCH. i "O O U S A L E . A. (£ew small .and desirably situated building : plots of Mand, fronting upon Cdlombo-street South, and the Town Belt, being the unsold portions of section No. 12, Christchurch Town Reserves. Terms—Half cash, half within twelve months, when a freehold title will be .granted $ or, if preferred, by paying cash down, a freehold conveyance can be immediately secured. A plan of ike land can be inspected at the office of H. E. ALPORT, Auctioneer, House and Land Agent. ' Market Place^Christchurcli. TOR SALE, ONE ACRE of TARES in the town. Apply to MR. DEARSLEY, St. Asaph Street, near May's Brewery. MRS. B. T., MONTHLY NURSE. Apply to MRS. DEARSLEY, St. Asaph Street. Christchurch, Nov. 3,1859. FOR SALE, THE NEW STORE, recently erected in dolomiao Street, adjoining- Miss Skillicorn's, and held on lease for 21 years from May last, at a moderate ground rent. The a vbove is the largest and best building of the kind in €hristchurch, and occupies a perfect posi* tion for business. Immediate possession may be had. For further particulars, apply to the ownov, MR. LONGDEN; or to GOULD & MILES, Christchurch, Nov. 1,1859. FOR SALE, IN ONE OR MORE LOTS, rpiIREE PADDOCKS, of 2|, 3f, and 5$ acres ■*- respectively, adjoining Springfield, Papanui Road. Thero is a crop of wheat upon the two last, which will bo given in if sold before the 31st December next. Apply to MR. LONGDEN; or to GOULD & MILES. Christchuvch, Nov. 1,1859, 1