WOOL SHIP FOR ENGLAND DIRECT. rriHE Undersigned will load with WOOL i- A FIRST CLASS CLIPPER SHIP FOE ENGLAND DIEECT, To sail from Lyttelton early in February. Part of the cargo has already been engaged. Every facility has been provided for weighing, marking, and pressing wool at Christchurch, Kaiapoi, and Lyttelton. The accommodation for passengers will be of the first description. For freight or passage apply to MILES, KINGTON & CO., Lyttelton. ANNIVERSARY HOLIDAY. GRAND ANNUAL CRICKET MATCH. ON WEDNESDAY, the 16th December next, being" the'^Seventh Anniversary of the foundation of the Settlement, THE CHRISTCHURCH CRICKET CLUB will hold their Grand ; j&ftnual Meeting for play ; when a match will come offif to include ALL THE CRICKETERS IN THE SETTLEMENT. By permission, the meeting will be held on the grounds of W. G. Brittan, Esq., President of the Club; immediately adjoining the former . ground. Wickets will be pitched at 10 o'clock, a.m., punctually; before which time the attendance of all concerned is requested. Names of gentlemen, not members, who desire to play, should be sent in as early as possible to A. C. CROFT, Christchurch,") w «, na CROSBIE WARD, Lyttelton. j i±on- &ecs> watch and clock-maker, and dentist; from London. DC. ANDERSON takes the liberty' • of acquainting the inhabitants of this colony, that he continues to do business at Litchfield Cottage, Litchfield Street, immediately behind the White Hart, Christchurch. CHELTENHAM HOUSE,, K A I A P 0 I. E HAMLET begs to inform his friends • and the public generally, that his House is now ready; and parties wishing for j accommodation will have every care and attention to make them comfortable. Room for a few young men as- boarders. ! N.B. Good Stabling. ■ FARM SEEDS. EED, white, and crimson clovers ' Yellow trefoil Lucerne, sanfoin, and cowgrass Permanent pasture grasses Fine lawn grasses Red and yellow mangold^ wurzels Red Altrino-ham and white Belgian carrots Skirving's purple top swede^ Wl] . g(m WOOL PRESS AT THE FERRY WHARF. WOOL delivered at this Wharf will be pressed before being- shipped for Lyttelton, thereby reducing the charges of Freight, Ac LONGDEN, Ferry Wharf, Oct. 29,1857. TO ii SOLD OR LET, (With immediate possession.) A valuable section of land situate in the best part of German Bay, Akaroa, containing about 50 acres; together with a substantial and commodious house, and convenient out-buildings. The whole of the land is fenced and part laid out as a garden, well stocked with fruit trees in full bearing. About 20 milch cows with the young stock, comprising bullocks, heifers, &c.j also the dairy utensils will be disposed of with the particulars apply to Mr.BREITMEYER, on the premises, or to MR. W UiLIAM HENDERSON, Commercial Hotel, Akaroa. Nov. 24,1857. ~" BUILDING SECTIONS. " H 1"S. PARKINSON will sell by Public M. Auction EIGHT BUILDING SECTIONS in Dampier's Bay. Further particulars in future advertisements.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 534, 16 December 1857, Page 1
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