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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 472, 13 May 1857, Page 16

GREAT AND UNRESERVED SALE OF DRAPERY, SLOPS, &c., , • (Ex Spray.) . ' ' MR. ALPORT is instructed to Sell by, Public Auction, at his t Auction Rooms, on Wednesday, And Thursday, the 13th and 14th instant, without the slightest reserve, 12 cases "and bales of drapery, slops, clothing, haberdashery, blankets, prints,^calicoes/pollias, hosiery, &c, &c. . , j „ N.'B.—The above are an entirely new assortment of goods suitable for the coming season, full particulars of which will be given in catalogues. Sale at Noon. Terms at Salel ' Lytteltou, May 4th, 1857. ,_. ,__ f - TO FARMERS, &c. MB.J.T.P* RKINSON has received instructions from the Messrs. L>ingard, 'they having completed their Government contract, to sell by Public Auction, at the White' Hart Hotel, on Saturday, tlie 16th inst., at 12 o'clock, — , , ; The well-known staunch draught horse Farmer, with harness and cart complete. Also, . - The roan staunch draught horse Donald, with harness and cart complete. '..'■" * Also, One extra set of harness. 1 The above offers an excellent opportunity to carters or farmers to replenish their teams. After the above, aiew, useful draught and saddle horses will -be submitted for sale. N.B.—Farmer aud Donald may be seen previous to the day of Sale,^at the' paddock of the Auctioneer, beyond the Golden Fleece. GREHAN MILLS, AKAROA, CANTERBURY.' HOLDERS of wheat who Tvish to hare it ground for exportation cannot do better than send the same to the 'Grehan i Mills,' Akaroa, for, although the charges there are higher per bushel.'no other mill in Canter- i bury can give an equal quantity and quality of flour from a given quantity of grain; it ' will therefore be cheaper for holders of wheat-'to send it to the ' Grehan Mills' than to any other ' in the settlement, and Canterbury flour will be in higher repute, and sought after in Wellington and all the adjacent settlements. C. L, HAYLOCK. , Grehan Mills,'Akaroa'. • -a > r'•' ' LOST. ' ' " LOST; by a resident of Akaraa; on his journey thence to Lyttelton, which port he left in the Oliver La*\g, a parcel addressed to the ' Resident Engineer ox the Eas>t | "London Water Works, Bow, Middlesex/ con- ' taining, a, book of, ferns, andji series of-views j of Akaroa Harbour, from ?the pencil of William | Norman, designed for,the 'Illustrated London News.' The finder will please give notice I at the office of this paper. LYTTELTON:AND CHRISTCHURCH -| CONVEYANCE.. - BISHOP'S CART, carrying the Mail, starts punctually from the PostOffice, Christchurch, every day at, 9 a.m., and I S p.m. for Coppell's Cottage," Heatncote Valley, returning from, the valley at half-past 10 A.M. and halt-past 4 P.M. Mr. Bruce, of Ljttelton, in connection with this^ Conveyance, manages the Lyttelton business and packing over the hill to and from th,e cart. N.B. All packages* or parcels left at any of the undermentioned places for the above Conveyance, will receive strict attention, viz.: — Mitre Hotel; Mr. Turnbull's store, Noiwich Quay; Mr. Me Cardell's Store, Oxfordstreet ; and Mr, Gee's, Store, Canterburystreet. ■ Parcels and packages' are delivered the same day as received, C. W. BISHOP, Chmtchurch, T. BRU€E, Lyttelton, Mail Contractors. ~ BOARD" AND LODGING. MRS. MERhLITH'S Board and Lodging for Wo»ki"g Men. on reasonable Terms, at No. 2, Venetian Cottage, London-street, Lj ttelton.