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SALE THIS DAY. I PURE MERINO RAMS. MR. THOMSON will Sell by Public Auction in the neighbourhood of the White Hart Hotel, 35 PURE MERINO RAMS, selected with great cave by Messrs. Hawden & Aitken, from the stock of one of the principal breeders in Australia, and imported into this province within the last five months.' Sale at 2 o'clock. MR. THOMSON . WILL Sell at Mr. White's stockyards, ' the Island,' Kaiapoi, ABOUT THE END OF NOVEMBER, About 40 head of cattle, including some excellent milch cows, a half-bred Durham Bull by ' Duke,' steers fit for breaking in, &c, &c. LYTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY. ~Y\R. GUNDRY will give a Lecture at J-/ the Town Hall, on Tuesday eveningnext, Oct. 27th, at 7 o'clock. . Subject:—On the Supply of Man's Physical Wants. Members, free. Strangers, 6d. each. T..1. JOYNT, Hon. Sec. H. E. ALPORT BEGS to thank his friends for the liberal support he has received since commencing business, and at the same time to invite inspection of the large and superior assortment of leather goods &c, now on hand. SADDLERY AND HARNESS. Gentlemen's best hogskin saddles Ladies' superior side saddles Weymouth and Pelham bridles Headstall and twisted snaffle do. Gentlemen's hunting whips Ladies' twigs Best German silver spurs Spare stirrup leathers and irons Horse shaft, and leading cart harness Bullock do. do. do. Horse and bullock plough harness Spare cart and gig collars Gig and cart whips Leather and web stable halters Martingales, Surcingales, and hobblea Nosebags and plough reins &c, &c. LEATHER AND GRINDERY. Sole, kip, and calf leather Hobs, brads, and sprigs Bristles, hemp, flax, and awls Shoemaker's lasts, tools, &c. &c. BOOTS AND SHOES. Gentlemen's summer lace boots Do. light Wellingtons . Do. Prince George's Do. Oxford shoes Youths' and boys' do. do. Ladies' Cashmere boots Ladies' patent leather walking shoes Girls' and children's boots and shoes in great variety Men's superior watertight* Women's Cordovan lace boots Girls' and children's do. do. AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY IMPLEMENTS. Ploughs and horse rakes Churns and cheese presses Horse and bullock drays Galvanized iron fencing wire &c, &c, AcMarket Place, Christchurch, Oct. 20th, 1857. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE AVON DISTRICT. /GENTLEMEN,—Having- sat in the VJT late Provincial Council as representative of the Christchurch Country District, and that large district being now divided according to the provisions of the Provincial Council Extension Ordinance, I have the honor to present myself to you as a candidate for the representation of the Avon District in the next Provincial Council of Canterbury. I have been induced to seek this honor at your hands rather than from any other body of Electors, because my interests are more' immediately connected with your neighbourhood, and I am perhaps better known to you than in most of the other districts. Should you honor me with your confidence on this occasion, I shall endeavour, as heretofore,to advance the interests of the whole Province, and now especially those of the Avon District. I have the honor to remain, Gentlemen, Your very obedient servant, JOHN BEALEY. Christchurcii, Oct. 19th, 1857. ~ TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF LYTTELTON. f*\ ENTLEMEN,—As the time is fast VX approaching when you will have to choose representatives for the Town, in the Provincial Council, I beg to state I have Capt. Morgan's authority will have returned in time for the first session), to propose him as a candidate for your suffrages. In the event of your electing him, I have further to add on his behalf that the same attention-to the specinl interests of the Town will be given as heretofore. ■ I am, Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, A. BAYFEILD. lyttelton, Oct. 22,1857.