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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 372, 28 May 1856, Page 11

TO"* BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Unless previously Sold by Private Contract, ON MONDAY, the 2nd day of June next, at noon, about 10,000 feet of fchoice totara and black pine TIMBER, all well seasoned, and now lying on the Sumner Road, and near to the Odd Fellows' Hail, Lyttelton. Also, about 20,000 good Totara Shingles. r For further particulars apply to Mr. R. Tayiok, Oxford street, Lyttelton. To be LetTO be let on lease for 21 years, one-half of a quarter acre section of Town Land, next adjoining Mr. Fyfe, in London Street, Lyttelton, having a frontage to London Street, as well as the rear thereof of 33 feet, and extending backwards 1 65 ft. The land is well adapted for a dwellinghouse, store, or other building. Rent £20 per annum. Apply to Mr. Woumald, Solicitor, London Street, Lyttelton. Land in Oxford Street, Lyttelton, Opposite the Government Offices. rw\O BE LET on Building Leases, •> few -*- Plots of Ground, situated in the; best | art of Oxford Street. Apply at the office of the Lyttelton limes or Mr. Wormaxb, solicitor, Lyuelton. FOR SALE. SECTIONS of LAND, in Christohurch. Apply to Mr. Pri chard, Solicitor, Chrrstchurch. TO BE SOLD, In consequence of the Owner being about to leave the Colony), A PAIR of excellent Draught Horses, accustomed to Plough and to Harness. Also, a useful Hack, with Saddle and Bridle. Apply to Mr. Smakt, Caversham House, To be Let on lease, A ACRES of LAND, at Kaiapoi, near that in the occupation of the Flax Company and adjoining Sections already occupied. Apply to A. Bayfbild, Lyttelton. To be Sold. A ROOMY HOUSE, with outbuildings, "^ stockyards, and other improvements, & two acres of valuable land well situated in Christchurch, fenced, cultivated, and planted with a variety of fruit and other trees. Apply to Mr. Pkichard, Solicitor, Christchurch. On Sale, by the Undersigned, A FEW Sets of Shaft and Leading Cakt Harness, of excellent quality. To be sold cheap for cash. Wai. Hutchinson, Lytielton and Christchurch. TO LET, 1 For :i t.enr of Years from the Ist of May. "KTEWHIGGEN Farm, now in the oc- •^ cupaiion of Mr. 0. W. Fendall, consisting of 100 acres of Rural Land, enclosed with fence, 80 acres of which have been broken up and under cultivation. Also a substantial House, out-Buildings, Granary, &c, and with or without a team of Horses. For [Kuticulars, apply to Gould & Miles. Cltrisiehuieh, April 15th. 13. GAHAGAN, BOOT AMD SHOE-MAKER, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. EisOl.iSll raid Colonial work always on h;i.n(L Gentlemen's, Napoleon's, and lli<lii)?r !i<>--;\ up iv the first style.,