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H. Matiion ft 00. WOOL. GRAIN, Ac. "ESSES H. MATSON * 00. mro pr«»»»4 to as^ass&^asssiss ‘Vo"»A&T?r»a.OKS n. .. bfl Lent txpon <>***!£ Raid Property. H<m aw SCARBOROUGH NORTH. T ihe queen of watering places. For remaining Sections H. MATSON * CO., Apply to Or, ALEX. BBOAOTOOT, Gea View, Ambsrioy. Matson, Bubs ft 00. C U S T SALEY A B D S. THIS DAY. MONDAY, JAN. 9ih. fat and store cattle PAT AND HTOBE SHEEP PIGS Ao., Ac. MK 99 SUo At I o’clock. MATSON, BUSS A CO., Auctioneers, ItANQIOBA. CENTRAL STOCK MABKET. TUESDAY, JAN lOih. HEAD CATTLE. 1000 SHEEP. figs. As., Ao. Sals st II o’clock. MATSON, BUSS A CO., Auctioneers. SBS7 S 9 J. G. HawkesTHIS DAY, MONDAI, JAN. 9. HOUSEHOLD PUBNITUBE, CANOES, Ac., Ac. ME J. G. HAWKBS is instructed by a gentleman 1 earing Christchurch, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, A LABGE ASSORTMENT of FOBNIXUSE, Via:— DINING AND DEAWING-ROOMS—Carpets, skin and other tugs, fenders and irons, suite in horsehair, suite in crimson rep, ottomans, music stand, sideboard, ohiffonierTdLiing and fancy tables, mirror, reading and other lamps, and sundries BEDROOMS Wood and iron bedsteads, spring and other mattresses, waahstasds and ware, dressing tables and glasses, stretchers, wardrobe, Ac. SUNDRlES—Decanters, rases, dinner service, mahogany hat stand and lot of sundries oil Moth, meat safe, Ao. 1 canoe, with sails, peddle, Ac., complete 1 do do do 1 do do do 3 Horn’s sewing machines, quite new Lot of handsome plated ware Revolvers, perambulators, pictures, Ac. Sale at 12 o’clock, 9670 97 TUESDAY, JANUARY 10th. FREEHOLD LAND AND HOUSES. CONFERENCE STREET AND ST ASAPH STREET EAST. MS J. G. HAWKEB is instructed by the Executors of the late Mr Thomas Lucas, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Booms, Hereford street, LOT I—i-ACBE, being part of Town Reserve No. 60, having a frontage of 77 links on CONFERENCE STREET, together with the substantially built four-roomed house fitted with Targe and stove, with dressing room and ieanto erected thereon. LOT 2-i ACER, being part of Town Reserve No 80, having a frontage of 100 links on ST ASAPH STREET EAST, together with the substantially bnilt four-roomed house fitted with range and stove, scullery and cosl-house, four-stalled stable and hay-loft, cab-shed, Ac., Ac., erected thereon. N.B.—The terms era particularly favourable, as the bulk ot the purchase-money can remain on mortgage at a low ate until Dec. 31st, 1885. Sale at 12 o’clock. 9519 96 TUESDAY, JAN. 10th. FREEHOLD LAND. MB J. G. EAWKES is instructed by the Freeholder to SELL B£ PUBLIC AUCTION, At his rooms, Hereford street, CT 32 IN THE TOWNSHIP OF CHEETSET, CORNER 1 ACRE, 4 FROSTING THE RAILWAY. Specially adapted for siding purposes. Also, Lot 90— QUARTER-ACRE, fronting on Maldon street, between blacksmith's shop and Bala at 12 o’clock. 9818 96 M TUESDAY, JANUARY 10th. FREEHOLD LAND AND HOUSE. R J. G. HAWEES is instructed by the mortgagees to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At bis Rooms, Hereford street, FREEHOLD SECTION OF LAND. Containing 25 perches, being Lot 29 of part 8.8. 239, situate in Edward street, off of South Christchurch road. (Part of the Willow Bank Estate), Together with the SUBSTAHTIALLY-BUILT HOUSE Erected thereon. Title Land Transfer. Terms very easy. Sale at 12 o’clock. 9768 95 P R 8 E. SPLENDID PIANO, by ERARD. Quite new. J, G. HAWKEB, S9si 100 Auctioneer, Hereford street. S. Bennett ft 00. THIS DAY. MONDAY, JAN. 9, AT 11.30. the Premises known aa Owens' Dining Booms, Railway Crossing, Colombo street south. 1 ESSES S, BENNETT A CO. have received instructions from holder ot bill of sale to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Promises, as above. All the Household Furniture and effects, comprising: Well appointed dining-room, sit-ting-room, four bedrooms, kitchen, wash, house; and also, in one lot, moveable tworoomed house, complete, quite new and portable iron boiler, and patent mangle. 101 Terms Cash.—Absolutely no Reserve. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. ON OR ABOUT THURSDAY, JAN. 12, ) GENTLEMAN FURNISHING AND OTHERS. M EBSEB S, BENNETT & CO. have been fj favoured with instruct lons from Mr Holley, to is leaving the district, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises, The whole of bis well-appointed RESIDENCE. In Tuam street east, Consisting, amongst a large amount of really good and useful Furniture, drawing room Suite in crimson rep (teariy new), handsome pier glass, magnificent piano (by Brlnamead) perfect check action, Pfcnojby Gordon). Brussels and other carpets, pictures, lustres, glass, end crockery, bedroom and dining room furniture, and the ordinary and extraordinary fittings of a gentleman’s residence. Also, . , . A quantity of harness, and a largo number of game fowls. Absolutely without reserve. Farther particulars in future adveitisomsnt. •913