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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 367, 10 May 1856, Page 1

SALES BY MR. THOMSON. MR. THOMSON has received instructions to sell at his Rooms, Man-chester-street, at an early day, A VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY GOODS, To ARRIVE PER "WESTMINSTER." These Goods are of the first quality, and have been selected in England with great care, and to the order of Mr. A. Pigeok, who has since left the Settlement, MR. THOMSON has the honor to an--111 i • nounce that he has received instructions from G. H. Moore, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, on Wednesday, the 21st of May next, at the Stockyard of Mr. White, between Kaiapoi and Rangiora, on the Great North Road, about 1-40 HEAD OF CATTLE, consisting chiefly of superior Dairy Cows, and including about 30 WORKING BULLOCKS, thoroughly broken in, being a portion of the first-class stock imported by Mr. Moors, from Norfolk Island. also. — A 2-year-old Draught STALLION of great promise. Fruit aad Forest Trees, Evergreen Shrubs, &c. A LARGE COLLECTION OF FRUIT TREES, comprising Carefully selected varieties of 1 and 2 years grafted Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries Peaches, Nectarines, and Apricots. ai.su Figs, Vines, Quinces Gooseberries} Currants, Raspberries, and Kean's Seedling Strawberries. Loinbardy and black Italian Poplars, from '2 to 8 feet high Acacias, Laburnums, Elilevs Oaks, Elms, Pineaster Firs Walnuts Weeping and Pollard Willows, from 5 to 10 feet. English, Portugal, Spanish, and Cape brooms, from 1 to 7 feet. Leyeesteria Formosa, Laurels, Hollies Larusiimis, Euonyinus Box-trees, Spireas, St. John's Wort Lilat'ks Climbing ami dwarf roses in variety Fusehias, yellow and scarlet Currants Svringas, Doufzia Sea bra Jessamines and Honeysuckles Sweetbriars, Privets, and Gorse plants for hedges Asparagus, and scarlet giant Rhubarb roots Mixed permanent pasture Grasses Clovers, Trefoil, ami Lucerne. The usual supply of all sorts of Vegetable Seeds, Garden and Faim Implements &c. tVc <S;c. W. Wilson, Nursery & Seedsman. " bTgahagan, BOOT AND SHOE-MAKER, Oxford Street, Ly Helton. E^k-LISli and Colonial work always on hand. Gentlemen's, Napoleon's, and Riding boots, got up in the tksi style. rjF'FIE Inhabitants of Lytteitou and neigh- ■"■ bournoud, are invited to meet in the Town Hull, on Fri>lay next, the lOili May. at 7 o'clock, p.m., to eon.-ider tie claims put forward by tin: holders »U' Pre-emptive rights, and to take such steps as shall thereupon bo deemed expedient.. Lyuelton, IHh May, ISqii.