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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 438, 14 January 1857, Page 9

JUST IMPORTED. "TTIOLONCELLOS and Violins, Con- ▼ certinas, English and German, Ladies* Gold Watches, Watch Keys, Wedding-rings and Keepers, Mathematical Instruments, Parallel Rulers. J. Me CARDELL. TO BE LET ON LEASE, THE well known " Bricks Wharf" situated in the Town of Christchurch, and especially adapted, from its depth of water and position, for the loading and discharging of small craft. The Provincial Government having recently voted a sum of money in aid of Steam Communication, the above presents a splendid opportunity for parties desirous of embarking in the finest field of enterprise now open in the province, by the introduction of a steamer (which might be built in Sydney for the purpose) on the River Avon, to run from the Bricks Wharf to Lyttelton, thus securing the greater part of the canying trade, and settling at once the long discussed question of the Sumner Road. For further pai*ticulars, apply to J. LONGDEN. FOR SALE, IN small quantities, to suit Purchasers, TIMBERED LAND, at Rangiora, neai Kaiapoi. For particulars apply to John C. Boys, Esq., Rangiora. Crown Lands Office, Christchurch, 9th July, 1856 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following Crown Grafts of Land, in Exchange for Original Land Orders of the Canterbury Association deposited in this office, are ready for delivery. Rural Sections :—Nos. 4, 27, 104, 136, 150, 192,195,229 a, 255, 259, 275, 315, 338, 338 a, 338b, 338 c, 33Sd, 388e, 339, 340, 350, 351, 352, 354, 355 T 355 a, 364, 367b. 367 c. Town Sections, Christchurch :—Nos. 177, i 178. 179, 180, 475, 476. 477. 478, 483, 485, ! 487,489,491, 493, 495,497, 519, 521, 522, 525,905 to 926 (both inclusive), 993, 995, 997, 999.1,001,1,003. LytteltOxN :—Nos, 10, 32, 140 to 150, (both inclusive), 313, 314, 328, 329, 330. William Guise Brittan, Chief Commissioner of the Waste Lands Board, Canterbury. FOR SALE, ABOUT 500 superior breeding ewes (now running on the south bank of the Rakaia) in perfectly clean and healthy condition. Apply to Mr. W. K. Purnell, at My. T. W. Hall's station, Rakaia ; or to Mr. W. C. Beswiok Kaiapoi. JEAN BEELAND, Clock and Watch Maker and Jeweller, from Paris, HAS the honor to inform the settlers of Canterbury, that he has temporarily established himself at Mr. Mutton's, Win-chester-street, where he is prepared to execute carefully all repairs of watches, time-pieces, and jewellery, at reasonable rates. DESERTERS FROM THE UNITED STATES WHALING SHIP " MILO," IN AKARO.A HARBOUR. "TVTOTICE is hereby given that any • JLI Party or Parties aiding either of the two Deserters from the U.S. Ship MILO, will be prosecuted with the utinqst rigor of the law.' DESCHIPTIOX. David George, sft, 7in., light complexion, blu« es*es, auburn haiv, beard under chic—native of U.S., aged 26. William May, boy, age 18, hair bright yellow, eyes grey, very much freckled —native of Great Britain. N.B. This boy is well known in the peninsula. £10 sterling reward will be given for their apprehension. G. H. SOTJLE, Commander, Akaron, Jan. 6, 1857,