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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 52, 3 January 1852, Page 4

SALE BY AUCTION. MESSRS. LONGDEN & LE CREN will Sell by Auction, at their Stores, on Tuesday next, January 6th, 5 Tons Best V.D.L. FLOUE. 10 Boxes Tea, 10 Boxes Mould Candles, 50 Bushels Bran, 100 Bushels Maize, 20 Bags Rice, 2 Boxes Cigars, 3 Casks assorted Brusliware, Stationery, &c, in small lots. Also, without any Reserve, 6 Hhds. Coal Tar, 1 Case Jackets, 10 Cases Seeds, 1 Case Lucifers, &c. Sale at LI o'clock precisely. 3, Norwich Quay, Jan. 2nd, 1852. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Early in January, (Unless previously disposed of by Private Contract.) TTARIOUS Plots of Suburban Land, » in the Two Valleys at the West End of the Port Town of Lyttelton, in sections varying in quantity from half an acre to two acres, for Building Sites, Gardens, and Paddocks, to be called the Lyttelton Pake Gardens. This spot is notorious for its sheltered position and splendid views of the harbour, the excellent quality of the land, and a never-failing supply of fresh water. It is situated immediately in the vicinity of the reserve for a church, parsonage, and parochial schools. The land is laid out so that each section may abut upon a water course, and lies within a pasturage range upon which the occupiers of these sections will be permitted to depasture their cows at a trifling cost per head. For further particulars apply to Mr. Alport, Auctioneer, Lyttelton, Mr. Dobson, Surveyor, Christchurch, and Mr. Dumpier, Solicitor, Lyttelton. ' Lytteltou, Dec. 18, 1851. SHIP "FAT I MA." /CONSIGNEES are requested to pass their entries with as little delay as possible, as the ship will sail in a few days. In case any delay occurs in cleaving goods, the undersigned will land and store them at the expence of the owners. Cookson, Bowler, & Co. Lyttelton, January 2, 1852.