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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 7, 22 February 1851, Page 8

TIMBER. EOR SALE, in any quantity, Kauri Pine Timber, Palings, and Shingles. Apply tO LoNGDEN AND Le CeEN. 3, Norwich Quay, Feb. 20, 1851. FOR SALE, A WEATHER-BOARDED HOUSE, -*-*- complete, with Windows and Door. For further particulars, apply to A. J. Axi'ort. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, Feb. 14, 1851. TO BE SOLD, A N EIGHTEEN FEET LIFE-BOAT, -£*- suitable for passenger traffic. For particulars inquire of B. C. Bealby, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton. ON SALE, AT CHRISTCHURCH, CjBVERAL WOODEN HOUSES. Apply to G. Allen, Market-Place, Christchurch ; or to Longden and Le Cren, Lyttelton. Feb. 13, 1851. FOR SALE, f>(\ HEAD of SUPERIOR CATTLE, *-H-' depasturing near Akaroa. I Apply to E. and G. Khodes. ON SALE, 1 000 FAT WETHERS, in Lots -l-sv/V-/\_/ of 50 to 100, to suit purchasers. Also, Meat may be had at the Slaughterhouse, adjoining the Customs, at sd. per lb, the carcass, and 5)4d. the joint. Ten small Casks of Port Cooper Butter. E. and G. Ehodes. ON SALE, EX " SALOPIAN," ■ 1 A9/L Feet of SAWN TIMBER, -LOjVJ^-* 5 Tons of Lime, 3,600 Bricks, 1% Ton of Potatoes. Apply to R. and G. Ehodes. WORKING BULLOCKS. T^OR SALE, several pairs of good Work- -*- ing Bullocks. Also, several good MILCH COWS,, well used to the climate and food of New Zealand. Also, three or four WELL-BUILT BOATS, varying from 4 to 5 tons. Also, Two Good Substantial HOUSES, to be bought or rented. Two Ditto in Frame. For further particulars, apply at the Lyttelton Abus. EX LATE ARRIVALS, A ND NOW ON SALE at the General -c*- Grocery Store and Bakehouse, Canterbury Street— Every description of Brushware. An assortment of English Boots and Shoes. White and Coloured Satteen Jean Stays. French Coutrel and Corded do., very superior. Children's Printed Cambric Frocksl Mousseline de lame do. Fancy Velvet Paletots. Gents' Black and Coloured Silk Byron Ties. Aeriel and Albert do. x Berlin Gloves and Eiding Belts. N.B. Dinner and Tea Services. W. Peatt. *• NOTICE. TOHN AND GEORGE CLARKE beg ** leave to inform the Colonists at Lyttelton, that in a week or two they will be able to supply them with the best of fruit trees, of all descriptions, and in any quantity, rose in Nelson, and will warrant them free from blight. rpHE above are also open to contracts for -»- building Cob and Pise walls to Houses on the most moderate rates. Apply at the Lyttelton Times office.