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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 386, 16 July 1856, Page 2

COMMERCIAL HALL. CHRISTCHURCH. NOTICE is hereby given—That the first call of £1 per shave to the Building is now due, and Subscribers are requested to pay the same to Mr. Henry Pridham Blanchard, who has been appointed Collector by the Committee. W. Wilson, ) Hon. T- Hichens, ) Sees. July 1, 1556. EX "WESTMINSTER," &c iAA PIECES Paper-hangings. '*" v j. S. Willcox. Cabinet Maker, Paper-hanger, &c. 7 52—a 2 Bridle Path Lyttelton. TO BE SOLD. With immediate possession, THE unexpired term of the lease of 100 acres of Land, with dwelling-house &c. thereon,situated \% miles from Christchurch. 30 acres are broken up, and ready to crop and there is good water close to the House; frontage on a main road of twenty-five chains. For particulars apply to c Cookson Bowler & Co. Lyttelton. MR. THOMSON, ACCOUNTANT, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, AND AUCTIONEER, Manchester Street, Christchurch. TO LET. On the Harewood Road, within 4 miles of Christchurch. A FIFTY acre section, partially cropped and fenced, with dwelling house and othej improvements, and a plentiful supply of water. Apply to Capt. Morgan, Heathcote Parsonage; to Mr. Thomson, accountant, Christchurch ; or to Mr. Wormaid, solicitor, Lyttelton. TO LET. For one or two years. A CAPITAL HOUSE, with five acres of land, situated on the North Lincoln Road, and within four miles of Christchurch. Apply to Mr. Thomson, Accountant TO BE LET, With immediate entry. THAT Elegant and Commodious HOUSE called Isabella Lodge, (the pioperty of A. S. Jackson, Esq.,) situated on the Feny Road, within 20 minutes' walk of Christchurch; together with 100 acres of LAND, having frontage to the said road, and to the river Heathcote. The whole of the land is fenced, and a considerable quantity broken up. The House may be let, if desired, with a paddock oi about 10 acres (laid down with English grass), and the remainder of the land in one or two lots. Apply to Mr. Thomson, Accountant. For Sale. A HERD of about 90 head of first-rate >**- cattle, from 2 to 5 years old, bred from the Bow and Arrow stock, imported to Nelson by George Duppa, Esq. If preferred, sheep will be taken in exchange. Apply to Mr. Thomson, Accountant. Manchester St. Christchurch, 27th June, 1856. c THE Uudersigued are Cash Buyers of wool, or of fine samples of Wheat in any quantity delivered alongside the brig' Prima Donna.' Or will advance on consignments to Melbourne. J. H. Clough, & Co. Wool Brokers, etc., Melbourne. At the Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton. 7 51