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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 555, 27 February 1858, Page 5

IMPORTANT TOWN SECTION FOR SALE. MR. ALPORT will sell by Auction at the Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3bd, town section No. 78, corner of Dublin and Winchester Streets, at 1 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. Terms at Sale. Lyttelton, Feb. 26th, 1858. NOTICE! NOTICE! ALL Persons indebted to the undersigned are requested to pay their accounts within one month from the date hereof, to prevent legal proceedings. DAVID P. DIMOND, London Street. Feb. 26th, 1858. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. MR. CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER will sell by Public Auction at his Rooms, in Cashel Street, on SATURDAY, THE 27th INSTANT,— Rice in bags of 1J cwt. Soap in boxes of 56 Ki3. Pickles (Batty's) Pipes White lead in kegs Champagne in 1 dozen cases Leather, sole and kip Sherry in 1 dozen caaes Cherry cordial Wheat will be taken in exchange at the market price, to be delivered in all Ma-ch. Sale at Noon. Terms at Sale. Feb. 19th, 1858. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR- CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER will offer for sale by Public Auction on an early day a large assortment of jams and jellies, manufactured in Akaroa of the following fruits— Raspberry Black currant Red do. Cherry Gooseberry Peach And several others. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. MR. CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER will shortly offer for Sale by Public Auction 6\ acres of Valuable Freehold Land, situated at Avonside, adjoining the Church. It will be submitted to competition in blocks of one acre or more, at the upset price of £60 acre. . TERMS OF SALE. 20 cent of purchase money to be paid down. 40 cent of purchase money at the end of the Ist yean 40 cent of purchase money at the end of the 2nd year. Interest at the rate of 10 *$■ cent annum on balance of purchase money unpaid Feb. 22nd, ISSS. Under distraint for rent and writ from the Supreme Court of New Zealand. SALE BY AUCTION. MESSRS. P. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO. have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, on the premises occupied by Mr. David Diniond in London Street, on ■ TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 2nd and 3rd of March, THE WHOLE STOCK-IN-TRADE, viz:— China tea sets, chamber sets, breakfast and tea cups and saucers Basins, plated dishes, and mugs Cut and pressed decanters, wine glasses, tumblers, water bottles and glasses, butters, creams, and salts Brown and. stone ware, bellows, looking glasses and brooms Tea kettles, teapots, and sugar basins Lantherns, brass lamps, chamber candlesticks Salmon and other preserved fish, pickles &c. Table and pocket cutlery assorted, lucifer matches Razors, scissors, and perfumery assorted Ribbons, French flowers and feathers, falls, Berlin wool Patterns, collars, coloured and white st;iys Men's and youth's cord and mole trowsers Blue serge shirts and guernseys Men's and youth's tweed trowsers, coats and waistcoats Pilot cloth coat and trowsers Men's, women's, and children's cotton and worsted hose and half-hose Straw bonnets and hats Felt and silk hats Cashmere, Paisley, and woollen shawls" Baby cloaks and under linen Men's caps, towels, and fancy baskets Boots and shoes, 2-5 Men's and women's boots and shoes Jewellery, &c, &c, &c. Mr. Dimond has instructed the ane.tioiifw after the above'demands are satisfied, to continue the sale for the purpose of entirely clearing oft* the present stock, which" is very large and varied. Sale at Noon. Terms at Sale. Luncheon provided. Lyttelim, I'd. l'?ic!, 1 CS.