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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 326, 15 December 1855, Page 9

NOTICE. ALIGHT STRAWBERRY COW branded QO on near rump and anchor brand on tbe hip has been running with my cattle for five months. The owner can have the same by paying the expenses Eu Salt. FOR SALE, A FINE Cam Mare with Colt by her side (sire "Canterbury.") Price, for both, £125. The Mare is one of the best Plough Mares in the Colony ; and is again in Foal. Also, — Six Useful fCows, in Calf, to one of the purest bied Bulls in tbe Settlement. . Price, £12 per bead. J. Parsons Lee. Eedbrook Isle, Trig. No. fi, Ellct>mere. ~~ "Sheep for SafeT 1 500 EWKS < from two-tooth,, up-■ "^ wards, bred in the colony, and deliverable at any time. 600 Imported two-tooth ewes, in lamb, by 6rst class rams, perfecily acclimated, and well worthy the attention of stockowners. 1,000 Acclimated Imported ewes, in lamb, by imported Saxon rams, may if convenient to the purchaser be left on iheir present run on the usual terms. These ewes, are now in their full prime, and were selected with great care from one of the best flocks in Australia. Also, a few well bred rams, in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to John T. Parkinson, Stock Commission agent. ON SALE, Ex " Maori' and " Colchester," HORSE and BULLOCK DRAYS, Patent Iron Ploughs, with extra fittings, Harrows, zig-zag, Coal. Apply to Cookson, Bowleh, & Co. Lytteltou, Aug.. On Sale, SUPERIOR MAURITIUS SUGAR, Ale in 3 doz. cases. F. Nobjlk Campbell & Co. Oxford Street, Lttelton, 21st Sept., 1855. FOR SALE, A Superior Piawo, by D'Alraaine & Co., London, selected by a professional agent, in Sydney, for Dr. McDonald, and only parted with by him .through want of present accommodation. For particulars apply to Mr. Alport. Lytteltoa. Nov. 7th, 1855. . " Strawberries, &c. "I AAA QUARTS STRAWBERRIES J 5 V \J\J 50Q q |iam E, nS pi )en .i es can be supplied between the 7tn of December and 20th of January. Orders for preserving fruit will be executed according loprioritj of application. W. Wilson. NOTICE. UNIVERSAL INN, LYTTELTON. \XJ~ HEAPHY begs to return thanks » » • to his numerous friends and the public generally for their support during the last five jruavsjiiiid to inform them that he has considerably enlarged the above inn, which will enable him to accommodate customers with separate apartments. W. H. also begs to announce the completion of that extensive range of livery and bait stabling, in which the besi care will be taken of all classes of horses, from the entire to the brood mare and foal, by having single and double stalls, loose boxes, open shed, and stockyard, the care of which will be strictly attended to. Horses will be trained to the saddle and harness in the most efficient manner at a moderate charge, and he hopes that by his usual attention to his guests, he will merit a continuance of their patronage. N.B.—Spirituous liquors, wine, beer, ale, &c # of the best quality. An excellent skittle or bowling alley, bagatelle table, the News of the World, anil Gooj> Beds.