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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 560, 17 March 1858, Page 5

An editor out West, who served four days on a jury, says that he is so full of law that it is hard for him to keep from cheating somebody. PUBLIC NOTICE. HPRE Commissioners of the Waste -*- Lands Board will sit at the Land Office, Christchurch, on SATURDAY, the Ist of May next, at 10 a.m., for the purpose of re ceiving Pasturage License Pees under the Waste Lapds Regulations (Ist April, 1856, Clause 51) now in force within this Province. Holders of Pasturage Licenses of 5,000 acres and upwards will be required, on payment of their rent, to give to the Board a written declaration of the numbers and description of stock depasturing on their respective runs on the said Ist day of May, as required by the 55th Clause of the Land Regulations. Notice is also hereby given, that, the runs between the Rakaia and Ashburton Rivers being now in course of survey, Holders of Pasturage Licenses within that District will be required to pay their proportion of the cost of the said survey, (at the rate of eleven shillings per 1,000 acres) on or before the Ist of September next. By order of the Board, WILLIAM GUISE BRITTAN, Chief Commissioner. Land Office, Christchurch, March 13th, 1858/ ' FOR SALE, BUSH AT AKAROA. FRONTAGE ON THE SEA AT HIGH WATER MARK. MR. OLLIVIER has been instructed by a gentleman about leaving the colony to offer for sale by private contract, All that splendid lot of timber on one hundred acres of land, situated in Robinson's Bay, adjoining Mr. Pavitt's well known saw-mill. The bush is stocked with large trees suited for sawing purposes, consisting of black and white pine, manukau, totara, and several varieties of hard wood. There is a long frontage on the sea at high water mark, and admirable conveniences for shipping. The timber to be cleared in seven years, or a further term will be allowed on payment of a moderate, rental. A portion of the parchase money to be paid down. 20 per cent of the remainder at the end of the Ist year. 40 per cent of the remainder at the end of the 2nd year. 40 per cent of the remainder at the end of the 3rd year, bearing interest at the usual rate. The above offers a remunerative investment to a person of moderate capital, there being a constant demand for timber both in Lyttelton and Christchurch. For further particulars, apply at the Office, Cashel Street. WANTED TO BORROW ABOUT £300, for 5 years/on good freehold security. Apply to MR. OLLIVIER, Cashel Street. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF TASMANIAN TIMBER, (EX CORSAIR @ HOBART TOWN.) MESSRS. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. have instructed MR. A. J. ALPORT to sell by Public Auction the cargo of the Corsair, consisting of assorted timber, palings and shingles, particulars of which* with day of sale, will appear in a future advertisement. Lyttelton, March 16th, 1858. SALE OF BULLOCKS. MR. PARKINSON has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction at his Stockyards, on Saturday, the 27th inst.,— 20 valuable Steers, several of which are fit for the butcher; the remainder of which are suitable for breaking-in to yoke. Sale at 1 o'clock.—Terms, at Sale. "sale OF HORSES, (ex coksaik) FROM HOBART TOWN. MR. PARKINSON has received instructions from Messrs. J. T. Peacock & Co. to Sell by Public Auction, at his Stockyards in Christchurch, on Saturday next, the 20th instant,—A number of valuable MARES, ex Corsair, broken in to saddle. 1 valuable iron grey lady's Mare 3 useful Hack Geldings. These Horses, selected expressly for this market, well deserve the attention of purchasers, Terms at Sale. —Sale at 1 o'clock.