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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 534, 16 December 1857, Page 6

SALE OF WORKING BULLOCKS, COWS, AND HORSES. MR. PARKINSON is instructed to Sell by Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the 26th INSTANT, at his Stockyards, Christchurch, — 20 superior steers from 3 to 4 years old, pail fed, and fit for breaking to yoke 1 pure bred short horn cow "Lilly," out of a cow imported from England, got by Mr. Ward's Durham Bull " Viscount" 1 pure bred Alderney cow Also, Several other well bred cows and steers 1 valuable draught horse and 1 donkey. | Sale at 12 o'clock. —Terms at Sale. STATIONERY, &c. MESSRS. ROBT. WAITT &"C0 will Sell by Auction, on MONDAY, 21st DECEMBER, A splendid assortment of STATIONERY, consisting of— Account books 1 Letter books Ruled and plain account and letter paper Memorandum books, cards Envelopes, steel pens, parchment Wax, pens, pencils Children's books, ink, &c. Also,— Four bales of assorted wrapping paper. Sale at Twelve o'Clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF CATTLE. MR. WYLDE has received instructions ' to. Sell by Auction at Mr. Jackson's Stockyards,-Kaiapoi, on THURSDAY, THE 21st JANUARY, 85 HEAD OF CATTLE, the property of J. Hawden, Esq., and Joseph Pearson, Esq. Further particulars will be given in future advertisements. MR. THOMSON WILL Sell at White's Stockyard, the Island, Kaiapoi, some time in January next, upwards of 100 HEAD OF CATTLE, being the whole of the valuable herd (including dairy stock) belonging to J. Hawden, and J. C. Aitken, Esqrs. NOTICE. MESSRS. MILES, KINGTON & CO. have this day appointed Messrs. C. R. & A. F. N. BLAKISTON their AGENTS at Kaiapoi. .... . ' LOST. IN Lyttelton on the 2nd of December, a parasol, Brown and Gold (shot). Whoever will bring the same to this office will be rewarded. Lyttelton, Dec. 2nd, 1857. 10 SHILLINGS REWARD. T" OST between Kaiapoi and Lyttelton, JLi half a gold locket with a likeness. Apply to MIL. MOUNTFORT, Colombo Street, Oknstchurch. . DRAPERY AT KAIAPOI. HENRY JONES has just received and has on sale at his Store, corner of Charles-street, by the New Bridge, a large and superior assortment of— Drapery, baby linen, and clothing, carefully selected for the summer season, and ladies' and children's white and colored straw, tuscan, and Leghorn bonnets and hats, men's and boys' white and black straw* and felt hats. Also, a large assortment of boots and shoes, ladies' and children's cloth.kid top,and strong all leather boots and shoes in great variety, men's and boys' strong watertights and Bluchers all sizes. Also, a general assortment of Grocery, ironmongery, holloware and cutlery, oils and paint all colours, patent driers, putty, window glass cut to order, canvas, tacks, and paperhangings, &c, &c. OATS! OATS! FOR SALE, about 300 bushels of prime old oats. Apply to ROBERT WAITT, & CO. Norwich Quay, Dec. 11th, 1857. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE HEATHCOTE DISTRICT. /■^IENTLEMEN,— His Honor the SuV_J perintendent having been pleased to appoint me to the office of Provincial Secretary, the seat in the Provincial Council to which you did me the honor su recently to elect me, has by law become vacant, and the Returning Officer has issued his Writ calling for a new election to take place on the 26th instant. I have, therefore, the honor to offer myself for re-election. I have no new professions to make. I have only to assure you, that in whatever position I may be jjlaced, as your representative, I shall endeavour, as I trust I always have done, to use my best exertions to promote the general welfare of the province. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J. OLLIVIER.