DALGETY v. WATSON. MR. 11. E. ALPORT will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT HIS ROOMS, MARKET-PLACE, CHRISTCHURCH, ON SATURDAY (TO-MORROW), FEBRUARY 10, (Unless the above action shall have been previously satisfied), the following property levied upon, viz:— The right, title, and interest of William Watson in the Lease, dated 11th June, 1861, for the terra of Five years from 25th March, 1861, of Rural Sec tion, No. 2918, Christchurch district, containing 100 acres, or thereabouts! And also of Rural Section No. 292G, Christchurch district, containing 20 acres, or there abouts, subject to a Rental of £30 pei annum, and other conditions, and with right of purchase for the sum of £600. Sale at Twelve o'clock precisely. Terms at Sale. ; 293 CLEARING SALE. NO RESERVE. IjR. GEORGE D. LOCKHARI WILL SELL, ON SATURDAY, 10th INSTANT, AT BDDS'S REPOSITORY,, A number of HORSES,; Broken to saddle and harness ; And The well-known Entire Horse, JESTER. Also, MILCH COWS, In full profit; And 20 0 EWES, Fit for paddock feeding. Sale at Eleven o'clock punctually. 284 FOR POSITIVE SALE, THE JUNCTION HOTEL. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER AND SOB have received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1866, THE JUNCTION HOTEL Containing seven rooms, admirably adapted for a first-class business, Together with TWENTY ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, Six-stall Stable, Outbuildings, good Well, ace, &c, Situate on the GREAT SOUTH ROAD, " Seven miles North of the Ashburton. If the above is not sold as a whole, the Buildings will then be offered separately, with a right to remove within a fixed time The Land will then be offered, subject to the above conditions. c 28.3 mOWN HALL, UHRISTCHURCH, GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR. WASHINGTON NORTON, LATfi OP THE CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS, ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1866,' (Previous to his departure for America), Under the distinguished Patronage of HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT; Captain C. Wilson, C.8., and the officers and members of the YEOMANRY CAVALRY REGIMENT ; Lieutenant A. Lean and the officers and members of the ENGINEERS; Captain C. Ward, and the officers and members of No. 1 COMPANY OF CANTERBURY VOLUNTEERS; Captain G. Packe, and the officers and members of No. 2 COMPANY. For which occasion the following well known artistes and gentlemen have kindly volunteered their valuable services :— THE CANTERBURY MUSICAL SOCIETY; Mr. J. SMALL (by the kind permission of Lionel Harding); Mr. J. 