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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 65, 3 April 1852, Page 8

NOTICE. THE following Goods and Parcels received by late vessels from England are lying at the Stores of the undersigned, and will be delivered'to their respective owners or consignees, on payment of expehces : R. Howroycl.T truss Haberdashery, 1 case do. J. Broadhurst, 1 parcel of papers. E. J. J ones, 1 do. do. Cookson, Bowler, & Co. Lyttelton, April 2, 1852. LONDON STREET. TO BE LET, OR SOLD, FOR the residue of a Term of Ten Years, subject to the payment of a small chief or Ground Rent of Six Pounds per aujrnum, all that newly erected Dwelling-house ancr*' Shop, with a plot of Land behind the same, situate in and fronting upon London Street, Lyttelton, and now in the occupation of Mr. J, Brisbane, Tin Plate Worker, as owner therebfr Further particulars may be had by applying to Mr. Brisbane, or to Mr. R. Wob.ma.ldJ Solicitor, London Street, Lyttelton. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND Between CHRISTCHURCH and PAPANUI. To be Disposed of to suit the convenience of purchasers. *■ ANY Quantity of LAND from a quar - ter of an Acre to 30 Acres, being the* unsold portion of Rural Section, No.' 133, situate near to Papanui, and fronting the road from Christchurch to Papanui. The Land will be Sold on the following terms-— One quarter of an Acre for . 60s. One Acre for . . ... . 120s. And for 4 Acres or upwards for 100s. per acre. The Land may be selected from any portion of the Section, subject to the Roads shewn on the Plan. On half of the purchase money to be paid as the Land is purchased, and the remainder by two instalments at 3 and 6 months from theS-Jt of April next. Mr. Ashby, or Mr. Guilford, of Christchurch, will shew the Land, and the pkui of the Land can be inspected at the Office, ol Mr. Richard Wormald, Solicitor, London Street, Lyttelton, where any further information may be obtained. The Largest and Cheapest Assortment of Ironmongery in the Se-tlement. /^YAL IRON BOILERS, "two, three, four, and five gallons. Saucepans, Fryingpans, Wrought-Iron Tea Kettles, Smoothing Irons, Tea Trays, Snuffers and Trays, Metal Pepper Boxes. Salts, Tea Pots, Spoons, Knives and Forks, Carving hh. and Forks, Butcher's Knives, Steels, and Hooks, Oyster Knives, Scissors, Razors, Brass and Iron Candlesticks, Pocket and Pen Knives, Counter Scales and Weights to 28 lbs., Spring Balance Scales, Fire Irons and Fenders, Beer Taps, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Pit Saw, Scythes, Reaping Hooks, Sheep Shears, Hooks and Hinges for Gates, &c, Holdfasts, Staples and Hasps, Padlocks, Chain, Iron and Copper Wire, Brass Curtain Rings, Locks. Bolts and Hinges, Carpenter's Augers, Stock, and Dies, Chalk Reels and Lines, Glue and Glass Paper, Rim Locks, Plate Locks, 8, 9, and 10 inch, Norfolk and Rim Latches, (bolted), Tower Bolts, Butt, Garnet, and Scotch T Hinges, Flat and Round Bastard Files, Trowels, Lath Hammers, Rakes, Hoes, Water Bowls, Stable Forks, Brass Case Fleams, E'-'ad Awls, Rules, (2 and 3 feet,) Hat Pins, P^iler and Shot Flasks, Measuring Tapes, Spikes, (4,5, and 6 inch), Screws frqjn 3. inch' ltv-,4 inches, Brass Hooks and Nail^Tin Slacks, Coffee and Pepper Mills. T^—-~ The above goods are direct from ite manufactories of Birmingham and Sheffield, and of the first quality. Also, Superior "Ladies" Slates, 71. 10s. per thousand, or 16s. 6„. per hundred. 4 doz. Windsor Chairs and Elbows. A quantity of Earthenware. Men's Water-Tight Boots. R. Turnbull. Section 65, Winchester Street.