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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 386, 16 July 1856, Page 9

FENGIN6 WIRE AND PLOUQHS. ex !i Westminster. " A quantity of galvanized iron fencing wire on sale. ALSO, 2 of Loweock's patent turn-rest ploughs, with extra fittings. These ploughs are of the most effective and economical description ever invented, being nearly self-acting and do not require turning at the end of the field. For hill-side ploughing they are invaluable. ° ° A. J. Ar.poET. Lyttelton, July sth, 1856. 791 a ](} LAW. WANTED a young man of steady active habits, who can write a good band, and has been accustomed to the routine of an Attorney's office, to whom liberal wages will be given. Also a respectable youth, as an articled clerk with the prospect of pariner.diip at the termin ation of his clerkship. Apply to Mr. Woumald, Solicitor, London Street, Lyttelton. 795 c To be Sold—a Bargain. THE unexpired Term of Sixteen Years of and in all those Leasehold Premises now in the occupation of Eli Salt, comprising Two Acres of Land or thereabouts, substantially Fenced in, and having a good Dwelliug-House thereon, containing 4 Rooms, the same beingsituate and fronting upon Haukhurst Roatf, Lyttelton. Apply to Eli Salt, the occupier and lessee thereof, Lyttelton, aforesaid. 7127 c hot'ioe. AT a Special General Meeting of the Canterbury Jockey Club, held on the 7th July, 1856, it was resolved—"That the Race Meeting for 1857 take place during ihe Last Week in January, instead of the Middle of March, 'as previously arranged." N.B.—Gentlemen desirous of entering in the Canterbury Stud Book the name, description, and pedigree of any horse or mare, may do so on application to the Secretary. Fee, ss. each. Thomas Ca^s, 7123 jy 16 Secretary C. J. Club. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. TO BE LET OR SOLD, A Comfortable family residence, beautifully situated on the river Heathcote, together with the 50 acre freehold on which it stands, with all its improvements, comprising a paddock, stockyard, garden well tilled with shrubs and trees, 'Sec. Ike. Immediate possession may he had. For further particulars apply to .J. LONGDEN. Christchurch, July sth, 1856. N.B. The owner'would have no objection to take sheen iv palt payment for the above property. • - ' 792 jy 29