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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 211, 8 November 1854, Page 1

Sale of Horses, &c. MR. LONGDEN has received instructions to Sell by Auction, in the Marketplace, Christchurch, on Saturday Next, llth November, 1 DRAUGHT MARE, perfectly quiet, and accustomed to the shafts. 4 SADDLE HORSES. 2 WORKING BULLOCKS, well broken. Sale at 12 o'clock. Horses for Sale. ONE valuable four-year old Bay Mare, broken and quiet to ride. One four-year old Bbown Make, unbroken, of good size and quality, and fit for immediate work. One valuable Bay Gelding, staunch for draught or saddle. A well bred Black Make, serviceable for draught or saddle, is perfectly quiet, sound, and free from vice. For particulars apply to Mr. Wji. Packakd, Market Place, Christchurch, or Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. Sheep for Sale. ABOUT 300 EWES, deliverable (after shearing) on the Southern bank of the Rakaia. Apply to Sidet and Le Cben, or C. C. Haselwood. *'y FOR SALE. X 000 WELL-BRED EWES and UJ UUU WETHERS for Sale. Full particulars can be obtained by applying to # A. J. Alpoet. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, 25th July, 1854. ON SALE, "I A()n EWES, of First-rate Quality Ir UU delivery to be made after shearing For particulars apply to John T. Parkinson, Mahoenui, Lyttelton. ON SALE, YOUNG EWES, bred in the e/l/Vf kelson district, and warranted perfectly clean. Delivery to be made after shearing. For full particulars, apply to Cookson, Bowler, & Co., Lyttelton. 100 FINE EWES for Sale, delivera- -■•"*•' ble after shearing. Apply to Sidky & Le Cben ~TFr sale, | A RAMS, of good quality, about three years old. Apply to Messrs. Sanderson and Brayshaw, Mount "Plenty Station, or to Mr. Hall, Clmstehurch. Rams, &c, &c, For Sale. i)f\ RAMS, imported from Van Dieraen's Land, bred from pure Saxon Sheep imported to that colony—may be seen at Canstchurch. Also, 15 Rams, bred in the colony. Also, 20 Heifers in calf, now depasturing on the north side of the Waimakariri. Also, 500 superior Ewes in lamb, lived m tlie colony, to be delivered after shearing. Also, a Cattle Hun, consisting of 5,000 acres, with or without 20 <>r 30 head ol Cattle: the situation is uood, there is the irainework ol a house erected, and it possesses the advantage oi beinsr well timbered. For particulars apply to Jons T. Parkissos, Market Place, Christchurch.