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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 749, 11 January 1860, Page 5

SALE BY AUCTION OF SURPLUS STORES, &c, EX ZEALANDIA, • AND OTHER GOODS. MR. ALPORT is instructed by Messrs. Dalgety, Buckley & Co., to sell by public auction, at his Auction. Rooms, on MONDAY, thb 16th INSTANT, the following stores, and other goods, viz.:— 11 barrels flour 10 do. oatmeal 1 do. barley 4 bags rice 6 boxes raisins 2 casks chloride lime 24 tins preserved meat 2 jars mustard 3 do. pickles 19 kits, 11 kegs 9 mess tins, 11 jars 2 coffee roasters, 9 lamps 1 slop pail, 13 baskets &c, &c. f &c. Also, , 15 cases Marzetti's bottled beer And other goods. Sale at Noon. Lyttelton, Jan. 10,1860. PERIODICAL CLEARING SALE AT MR. S. GUNDRY'S STORES, CANTERBURY STREET. MR. E. A. HARGREAVES has received instructions from Mr. S. Gundry, to sell by pubUc auction, at his stores, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, and following days, a large and varied assortment of— Ironmongery Cutlery Tinware , Plated ware Holloware - Nails \ ' American tubs and buckets ■ Carpenter's tools in great variety White lead and paints Paint oil and turpentine Brushware. Luncheon provided each day at 12 o'clock; Sale to commence at half-past 12 precisely. Terms liberal. Lyttelton, Jan. 10,1860. , KAIAPOI CHURCH. MR. WYLDE having received instructions from the Standing Commission of the Diocesan Synod to dispose of the materials of the Church at Kaiapoi, begs to announce that he will offer the same for sale by public auction, at the Assembly Rooms, on ' ' MONDAY, JANUARY 23. Nearly the whole of the timber in the above building, with the exception of the boarding, is of black pine, and is in a,thoroughly sound condition. There is also a large quantity of well seasoned, wrought boarding in the roof and floor. The terms of payment, unless otherwise arranged with the auctioneer, previous to the sale, will be ten per cent cash on the fall of the hammer, and the remainder within one week. The purchaser will be required to remove the materials from the ground within three months from the day of sale. All further information, and every facility of inspection wUI be given by the auctioneer, on application to him at his office in Kaiapoi. Sale at 12 o'clock punctually. , V) r . . . ■ •■r--■■,-■;■:,-£s■■ KAIAPOI. SALE OF VALUABLE BOOK#. TITR. WYLDE will sell by auction, at the As. ■*■"-*- sembly Rooms, Kaiapoi, on . . .. , ; MONDAY1, JANUARY 23, a very valuable collection of books, comprising, amongst others,— ;., Stephen's Book of the Farm '",,. ■>■■■ Sir Walter Scott's Works, 5 vols. (illustrated) Farmers' Library, containing Youatt, on the Horse, Ox, Sheep, etc. (illustrated) Youatt's Complete Grazier Lardner's Steam Engine and Railways The Art Union, 4 vols. The Family Herald, 3 vols. Arnold's Life, 2 vols. , Brown's Gleanings from Life's Harvest China in 1857 and 1858, by the " Times Conespondent" Life of Hugh Miller Hugh Miller's Cruize of the Betsey Do. Footprints of the Creator Lawrence's Lectures on Man , Novels of Thackery, Dickens and others. Sale immediately after the sale of the Materials of the Church. SAWN TIMBER. MR. OLLIVIER will Sell by Public Auction' immediately after the sale of Firewood, and Post and Rails at CHRISTCHURCH QUAY, UPON THE 19th OF JANUARY, 1860, About 12,000 feet of Sawn Timber, consisting of Scantling, Joists, half and three-quarter Boards, &c.,&c. * No Reserve. Sale at one. Terms Cash. PURE BRED IMPORTED RAMS, HEREFORD BULL CALF, MR. OLLIVIER has received instructions to > offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the Town Hall, ON THURSDAY, 12th JANUARY, 1860, ; immediately after the Land Sale, Two imported Rams, bred by Mr. Sturgeon, of Grange Hall, Essex. ' :'. .: ./' ' ■ ' ■ , -■■ A pure bred Hereford Bull-Calf, lately imported. Sale at one. Terms at S*le. NORTHPORT. THE Application List for Town Sections to W offered at Auction on the 16th February, IB6o* will close upon the 31st January. JOHN OLLIVIER, Auctioneer, Christohurch and Kaiapoi. .Cashel street, January 7,1860. CHAPMAN'S NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC FOR A.D. 1860, HAS arrived, and may be obtained at the office* Cashel Street. . CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER, Agent. Christchuroh, January 7, 1860. A I»°t of CrSpe de Syria, a light 000 l material X3L for summer dreises, 6d. per yard, worth I*. CASHEL HOUSE.