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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 47, 29 November 1851, Page 8

VESSEL FOR THE DIGGINGS. MESSRS LONGDEN & LE CREN beg- to announce that they have veceived instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, to dispose of, by PEIVATE CONTRACT, the splendid fastsailing BRIGANTINB " PAULINE," with all her gear, &c, as she now lies upon the beach. The little damage which this vessel has sustained might be repaired at a very trifling expence, and the whole cost recovered in one trip to the " Gold Diggings." She could return to this port with stock, for carrying which she is particularly well adapted, and for which she would find a ready market. For terms and further particulars apply to LONGDEN & L.E CREH. FOR SALE, 2V HUTS in LYTTELTON, near London Street. Apply at the office of this paper. FOR SALE, SEVERAL excellent Draught & Saddle HOESES, from the celebrated Stock of Charles Ewin, Esq., Port Philip, N.S.W., all warranted sound and in good condition. Apply to Joseph Pearson. OH SALE, A Lakge quantity of SAWN TIMBER. -£*- Apply to J. W. Whelkdale, Christchurch Quay. FOR SALE, A BOUT 20 ACRES of the TIMBER -OL IN PAPANUI WOOD. For particulars apply to Mr. Haeman, Christchurch. FOR SALE, AB A V MARE, broken to harness, now standing at Mr. Read's Stable, Lytteltoiv. LAJID TO S£LL. SEVERAL very desirable Plots of LAND, each about one quarter of an acre, for sale by Private Contract. The above adjoin Simeon Quay and Voelas-road,and are contiguous to the reserve fora contemplated Church, Schools, &c. Plans to be seen, and further particulars obtained, by applying to A. J. Airport. ARAB MARE, per "Oriental." A BEAUTIFUL ARAB MARE, of the highest caste ever imported into JSTew South Wales. Admirably adapted to carry a Lady. On Sale by D. M. Laurie. Lyttelton, Nov. 27,1851. Per "Return," " Henrietta," and " Salopian." "V.D.L., Adelaide, and Chilian Flour. Mauritius and Siam Sugar. Java and Manilla Coffee. Bacon and Hams. Lard. East Coast Pork. Salt. Soap. Maize. Nelson Ale and Porter. Also, Well-seasoned New Zealand Timber, Palings, and Shingles. D. M. Laurie. Lyttelton, Nov. 27th, 1851. Ex " Sir George Pollock," ONE BALE OF FLANNELS, 2 Bales Printed Calicoes, 4 Cases Velvets, 3 do. Muslins, 1 Bale Millinery, 1 do. Haberdashery, I do. Shirts, 1 Case Slops, 2 Cases Pickles, , 2 do. Boots and Shoes, A few London-made Saddles. D. M, Laurie. Lyttelton, Nov. 13th, 1851. /_