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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2416, 14 December 1880, Page 3

Moss Jonas. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. A/F OSS JONAS 1V I has been instructed by Mr Henry Evans (acting for Trustee) to sell by Public Auction, at his Residence, North street, Timaru, os MONDAY, DEC 20, The whole of his Household Furniture and other Effects, comprising— Drawingroom suite (in walnut), piano (in walnut, by Bord), dining table, cheffonicr, chairs, easy chairs, children’s chairs, couches, clock, pictures, fenders and fire-irons, chests of drawers, single and double bedsteads, hair mattresses, palliasses, double and single washstands and ware, looking-glasses, Ac., bassinette, carpets, oilcloth, matting, lamps, crystal and earthenware, cutlery and E.P. ware, kitchen and cooking utensils, meat safe, copper boiler and furnace, mangle. In consequence of the number of lots the sale will commence at 11 o’clock sharp. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer, F OR SALE PRIVATELY — The remaining unsold sections at Brockley (two only left) 49 acres Glcngumracll .. .. 230 acres Wai-iti .. .. .. 291 acres Kingsdown .. .. 312 acres The above comprise some of the finest land and choicest building sites- - in South Canterbury, and persons seeking safe and profitable investments cannot do better than avail themselves of the favorable opportunity now presented. Terms very Easy. For particulars applv to MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer gpOB SALE--2000 Merino Ewes 1500 do 1500 Merino Wethers 1500 do Delivery at the beginning of 1881. For full particulars apply to MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer FOR SALE PRIVATELY—--2500 I and ij-brnd Ewes, with Lambs at foot. The best sheep of this class in the district. 2500 Merino Ewes 3500 Merino Wethers. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer. VV ildic, Allan Stumbles WOOL! WOOM WOOL! SOUTH CANTERBURY WOOL STORES, BESWICK STREET, TISIAP.U. TO THE -FARMERS OF SOUTH CANTERBURY. WE beg to inform farmers and others that we intend to HOLD AUCTION SALES of WOOL throughout the season. Wo also bee to state that we are prepared to make liberal advances either upon the ensuing clip, or upon any Wool consigned to our care for sale. Every means will be taken to ensure the best market rates, and in the event of owners limit not being realised, arrangements have been made to ship to London for sale on their account. Account sales will be rendered promptly. JWILDIE, ALLAN A - S TUMBLES, Auctioneers, Beswick street, Timaru. SHEEP. SHEEP. SHEEP. "ITiriLDIE, ALLAN A STUMBLES » » have for sale privately. 2000 Two-tooth Cross-bred Ewes and wethers 8000 Merino Ewes, none over fullmouthed. 5000 Merino Wethers full-mouthed. 730 Merino Wethers, nearly fat, in the Wool. The cross-brcds can bo delivered imme- j diately and Merinos in February. WILD IE ALLAN A STUMBLES. Auctioneers, WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. ONTHURSDAY, DEC 16, 1680. WILDIS, ALLAN A STUMBLE will hold their nest sale at their Stores, Beswick street, Timaru, on Thursday, Dec 16, 1880. Properties for sale, by Private Treaty by the undersigned : 10 Acres Suburban Land; a grand site for private residence, and within ten minutes' walk of Post office. Half an Acre Section at Eairlie Creek ; a corner, and fine business site. 1 Acre, situate at the top of Elizabeth street, together with dwellinghouse. For terms and further particulars apply to WILDIE, ALLAN A STUMBLES. Auctioneers. FAT AND STORE CATTLE AND SHEEP, AT WASH DYKE YARDS, ON FRIDAY, DEC 21, 1880. WILD lE, ALLAN, A STUMBLES will sell by Public Auction, at the Washdyke Yards, on Friday, Dec 21, 1880, A large number of Fat and Store Cattle and Sheep. WILDIE, ALLAN * STUMBLES, Auctioneers. WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES. ■XTITTLIHE, ALLAN A - STUMBT.ES * » will hold their next Sale at their Rooms, Beswick street, Timaru. on a date this month, due notice of which will be given. A large quantity is on hand, and further entries arc solicited. • WILDIE, ALLAN, A STUMBLES, Auctioneers. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. THE RE-OPENING SOIREE will take place TO-MORROW EVENING In MR HENRY GREEN'S STORE, Opposite Beswick street. Tea on the tables from 6 to 7.30 p.m. Admission 2s. A-PUBLIC MEETING Will afterwards be held in the Congregational Church. Revs. H. Williams, S. Slocombe, aud ministers of the town arc expected to give addresses. The choir will sing appropriate musical pieces. To commence at 7.15.