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him. In addition to the pre-emptive rights (extending to 300 acres) granted for improvements, there are two pre-emptive rights of 250 acres each, held under the Canterbury Associa--1 tion's Regulations. Lot 2. The Goodwill of a Run of 15,000 acres in the gorge of the Waimakariri. This run, which has well defined boundaries, is situated in the country recently discovered in the gorge of the Waimakariri—the greater part of which has been taken up by settlers of experience from Australia, Lot 3. 1,200 Sheep (more or less) of which about 900 are breeding ewes, now lambing or about, to lamb down. Mr. Haslewood's flock was well known as one of the best in New Zealand. It has been carefully culled, and the last draft was made only a few weeks before hia decease. Every sheen now offered was examined and selected by himself individually. To a small capitalist about to form a station, or to a flockmaster . desirous of improving his stock, such an opportunity as the present has never yet been offered in Canterbury. ■ Lot 4. Five Merino "Bams, four of which were imported direct from Saxony ; the remaining ram being from Mr. Beauchamp's celebrated breed. Lot 5, &c. Saddle and draught horses; harness, bullock, . dray, &c. " Terms.~-one half cash ; the balance by approved bill at 6 months, or discount allowed for cash. Sale at 1- o'clock precisely. TO BUTCHERS. \ "JHIAT Stock of all descriptions on sale at _L all times, and delivered as required by butchers in phristchureh. One fortnight's notice only required. JOHN T. PARKINSON. SUMNER ROA£. T A N D TO LET., To be let on lease for the term of Seven Years, about 30 acres of land eligibly situated, adjoining the Blacksmith's shop, Sumner road, with extensive frontage thereon, well adapted for a paddock or small farm. For conditions of lease and further particulars Apply to A. J. ALPORT, t. i, »-.,■«, Auctioneer. Lyttelton, Apwl 22, 1858. _______ _ _ _ A3-roomed cottage. For particulars, Apply to LEAKE & TAYLER. London Street, Lyttelton. TO SHIPOWNERS, STOREKEEPERS, FARMERS, & OTHERS. THE Subscriber having established himself r as a SAILMAKER and SHIP CHAWDLER, begs to inform the inhabitants of this province that he is prepared to execute all orders in the above line. Tarpaulins, thrashing and rick cloths, made to order with punctuality and dispatch. Messrs. GOULD & MILES, Christchurch, have kindly offered to receive orders for the surrounding district. HENRY DUNSFORD. Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. ' DONATIONS of old linen will be thankfully received at the Hospital, Lyttelton, or, for the use of the Hospital, by Mr. THOMSON, Cashel S'reefc, Clms^hurch. KAIAPOI WOOL WAREHOUSE. THE NEW WOOL WAREHOUSE of the Undersigned, situate at the head of the navigation of the Korotueka (Cam) is now opened for the reception of wool and other produce. Station supplies of every description can be . obtained of the agent, W. C. Beswick, at the llaiapoi Stores. COOKSON, BOWLER & CO. WOOL, OIL, &c. ~~ THE Undersigned are Cash buyers of Wool, Oil, Bone, Hides, Sheepskins, and other produce, and will make liberal advances on consignments to their correspondents m .London, Liverpool, or the Colonies COOKSON, BOWLER & CO. '"pHE Undersigned is a purchaser of ■*- Wool—cash on delivery at Wellington and to the Warehouse of Messrs. Cookson, Bowler, and Co., Lyttelton. WM. BOWLER. THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1836. EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The amount of capital subscribed exceeds £1,500,000 npHE liability of the Proprietors is deJL clared by the Company's Act of Parliament to be unlimited. Fibe Instjeances at kedttced rates of premium, varying from 10s. 6d., to £3 per cent, according to the degree of risk.