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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 6 December 1851, Page 9 (Supplement)

SEASONED TIMBER, T^OR HOUSE-BUILDING, always to -*- be had, and to any extent. Black Pine Piles, V.D.L. Palings, Nails, Door-Locks, Hinges, &c. C. W. Bishop, Market-place, Christchurch. TIMBER. ON SALE, at the Wharf, Bricks, Christchurch, a quantity of well-seasoned Boards and Scantling. Apply to J. E. Thackeb. Wharf, Christehurch, Nov. 14. TIMBER. FOE, SALE, 15,000 feet well-seasoned TIMBER, cut for the last twenty months. Also 6,000 Shingles. J. Feasek. London Street, October 15th. 50 BUSHELS OF MAIZE, A LARGE Collection of Superior VEGETABLE SEEDS. W. Wilson, Nurseryman, Botanic Garden, opposite the Bricks, Christehurch. A V ROOF FOR SALE. APPLY at Me. Andekson's House, Bricks, Christehurch. K"ow Landing, and on Sale at the Store of the "Undersigned. ~| f~~\ CASKS very superior East Coast -*-v./ Pork, and a quantity of Hams and Bacon. Also, a large and well assorted stock of General Merchandise,including Earthenware, Glassware, Ironmongery, Groceries, Brushes, Brooms, Wrapping Paper, &c, &c. And a few Gooseberries, very fine, and in excellent condition, just arrived from Wellington. Thomas Waters, Norwich Quay, late G. Pickext's Store. TO SHEEP BREEDERS. "1 X RAMS fob, SALE, got by imported J-S-) German Sires, out of picked Port Philip Ewes. Apply to A. J. Alport, Lyttelton ; or to Mr. Stoddart, on the Rackia Terrace Station, south end of Malvern Hills. November 20, 1851. FOR SALE, ABOUT 20 ACRES op the TIMBER in PAPANUI WOOD. For particulars apply to Mr. Habman. Christ chinch. FOR HIRE, GOOD SAFE SADDLE HORSES. Apply to Mr. A. Jagoe, London-street. Lyttelton, October 30th. "IpTeFtHE PLOUGH." A SPLENDID BAY HORSE, nearly Sixteen Hands, rising three years old, will serve Mares this Season for 31. 3s. each, and os. the Groom, at Fawcett's Quay, Section 14, on the Heathcote ; will he shewn at Christehurch, opposite the Golden Fleece," every Tuesday at eleven o'clock. " Speed the Plough " is got by Young Prince, a pure Suffolk Horse imported to Van Diemen's Land by T. H. Gledow, Esq., out of a Government Sam Mare. T. Fawcett. "SAM" TS A LIGHT CHESNUT, his Sire a -*- Suffolk, his Dam an Imported Mare. Teems, Three Pounds, groomage included. "DUKE." DUKE is a beautiful DARK BROWN with Black Points, he was bred by Mr. John Lamont, of Fossil Bank, (V.D.L.), stands 16| hands high. His Sire was Imported by Dr. Wilmobe, of the improved Lincolnshire breed, and his Dam an Imported Clydesdale Mare, is a sure Foal-getter, and first-rate Draught Horse. The above Horses commenced travelling on Saturday, the 22nd, and will be at Christchurch, every ninth day. Terms, Four Pounds each Mare, groomage included, and one Mare in five to each of the above Horses, allowed gratis. Robert Thompson, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton.