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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 326, 15 December 1855, Page 2

Cross cut saw, axes, and garden tools Grindstone, zinc buckets English window frames Dinner and dessert services Tin dish covers, nursery fender Coffee and tea pot, urn und spirit lamp Baker's patent mangle Baby jumper, spring and horsehair cushions Saddle and 3 double bridles Boy's snddle and bridle Decanters, tumblers and wine glasses Water bottles, butter dishes, jelly glasses 3 cases port and sherry (very superior) Double bairel gun, in handsome case, with spare fittings, by Weslle?/ Richards A first-rate assortment of Useful Household Supplies, comprising coffee, raisins, spices, sperm candles, vermicelli, navy cocoa, tapioca, cinnamon, nutmegs, farinaceous food, &c, &c. Draught harness, and a great variety of other most useful articles. Magic Lantern, with slides and fittings complete. Valuable Collection of BOOKS. Also, if not previously disposed of by private contract, the well-known Draught Horse " Captain." <~ Two Pigs, &c, &c. v . ' The Sale will commence punctually at Twelve each Day. * Terms Cash. % Sale of Horses and Cattle, at Ham. The Entire Cart Horse " CANTERBURY," Draught Horses, Cows and Calves, &c JJJR. LONGDEN has received instructions from J. C. Watts Russell, Esq., to Sell by Auction, at Ham, on the 2nd January, 1856, (immediately after the Sale of Household Effects, &c. } ) the well-known Entire Cabt HoRSE " CANTERBURY." 3 Draught Horses 1 2-yr Old Colt, by " Shamrock." 1 Horsedray, &c. Also, — 2 3-yr. old unbrokeu mares, in foal to " Speed the Plough." S Bullocks, fit for breaking. 20 Heifers, 3 years ohl, in calf, or with calves by their sides. Terms at Sale. CHRISTCHURCH QUAY, NEW TOWN. To be Sold or let with purchasing Clauses By Auction. "jpJARLY in January by Mr. W. THOM-J-J SON, at Cbristchurcb, unless previously disposed of by private contract, upwards of 50 valuable QUARTER ACRE and other SECTIONS for Building Plots, fronting on the Great Sumner Road, in the imineciiale vicinity of the Wharves and Shipping Places at Chnstchurch Quay, well adapted either for stores or occupation. And two highly valuable PLOTS OF LAND lying between the High Road and the lay-by from the river, calculated for first-rate wharves, pcli containing upwards of 100 feet frontage •n the intended basin, and for the erection of which the lessor will provide the requisite piles and timber ready for shipment free of cost to the lessee. The lots will be submitted at the upset ground rent of £5 each, the highest bidder to have the option of purchasing the freehold, or to take a lease (or 2! years with a purchasing clause, extending over 3 years at the rate of JO years purchase of the annual rent. ' t Plans of the Town and lots may be inspected at the offices of the Auctioneer, at Mr. Cridlaiids, architect, Christishurch, M r . Webb's wharf Christchnrch Quay. Reference also in Lyitelion, at Messrs. Noble Campbell & Co.'s. LyttoUon, 30th October, J655. HORSES! HORSEST "jl/TR. J. T. Parkinson has received instruc- . . V OIIS (rom W- H.Harris, Esq., to advertize his arrival overland jjfrom Nelson with the well known valuable iliorough-bred entire horse " St. Geouok, " Also 12 valuable Mares, being the first pick mm thei cargo of Horses imported into Nelson by Air. Curr six months ago. Further particulars and pedigree in future advertisement. *