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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 732, 12 November 1859, Page 6

KAIAPOI. IMPORTANT SALE OF OAK AND OTHER , FURNITURE. MR. WYLDE has received instructions from — Kesteven, Esq., to^ sell by Auction, at the Assembly Rooms, Ki"ftP°i> on MONDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, the following collection of very valuable ANTIQUE OAK FUNITURE, Richly Cabved. 1 Bouf6t, or closet 1 Chest 1 Clook, with new works by Earnshaw 1 Chest drawers 1 Hall table 1 Large cabinet 1 Small do. 1 Dressing table 1 Round do. 2 Towel horses. . Also,— 1 Large chest of drawers—walnut, wood 1 Cedar table—French polished '■ ■' 1 Iron bedstead 1' Child's cpt 1 Iron chair bedstead 1 Very large basin and jug, with stand 1 Do. do. do. 1 Large jug. Also,— A Collection of rare and valuable Books, And a quantity of Modern Furniture. Sale at 12 o'Clock. BUILDING PLOTS, TOWN OF CHRISTCHURCH. T^ -OR S. A L E . A few small and desirably situated building plots of land, fronting upon Colombo-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 the land can be inspected at the office of a. E. ALPORT, Auctioneer, House and Land Agent.Market Place, Christchurch. 3POR SALE, ONE ACRE of TARES in the towm. Apply to MR. DEARSLEY, St. Asaph'Street, near May's Brewery. Mrs. :b..t,, monthly .nurse. Apply to ÜBS. DEARSLEY, ~&t. Asapli Street. (Christchurch, Nov. r8,1859. EX DART. BLACK doeskin 'Cotton cord for trowsers .Moleskin Men's tweed and mole trowsers Grey calicoes JLlnen tlcK" Welsh flannel Alpacas and gambroon Glazed linings - Blue serge and Scotch twill shirts Hosiery, thread, cotton, &c. J. G. FYFE. '.Nov. 7,1859. TO LET, THE STORE now occupied by us in Canterbury Street, with a lease of land having to run about sixteen years. To a respectable tenant this would prove a good opportunity; it being placed in one of the first situations both for a wholesale or retail business. For further particulars, apply to JAMES MORRISON & CO. BOARD AND LODGING HOUSE. MRS. BARNETT begs respectfully to inform visitors to Ghristchurch that she has good accommodation for Ladies and Gentlemen. Gloucester House, Colombo St. North, July 11,1859. FRESH STOCK OF CHEAP SADDLERY AND HARNESS. "\TOW opened and on Sale, 5 cases ex Sebastian, -L~ 'of first quality Scotch harness and saddlery, comprising— Ladies' best all over hogskin side saddles, with extra leaping, head, and FitzWilliam girths Do. super Pelham and Weymouth bridles, tassel throats, &c. Gentlemen's best full Shafto, all over hunting Baddies, with lined flaps, &c, complete Do. Bush, Pelham, and snafHe bridles Martingales, felt saddle cloths, German silver spurs Scotch shaft and leading horse and bullock harness Do. spare collars, plough back bands. H. E. ALPORT. Market Place, Christchurch. rX® SALE AT THE STORE OF E. J. JONES XJ UNION WHARF, FERRY ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. Europe, Manila, and New Zealand rope Whale line, boiled, raw, and lamp bil Varnish, pitch, tar, oakum, patent blocks' ' And all other articles connected with ship chandlery. Oct. 27,1859. r\N SALE AT E. J. JONES', UNION WHARF, FERRY ROAD, , Upwards of 100,000 feet well seasoned timber of all descriptions, 100,000 shingles, V.D.L. white pine and totara:— 10,000 6ft. palings 30,000 5 ft. palings 10,000 2ft. 6in. palings 10,000 feet tongued and grooved boards . • *.. 5,000 feot wide boards 4,000 feet kauri pine Posts and rails, house piles, firewood, &c.,'&o. Fire bricks, hearth stove, door steps and tomb stones Also, 50 tons superior Newcastle.. COALS. All of which he is soiling at alow figure for Cash. Oct. 27,1859.