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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 588, 23 June 1858, Page 5

ELECTORAL ROLL FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1858, 1859. NOTICE. THE list of Claims received for 1858 and 1859, together with the Electoral Roll now in force, are posted a3 follows :-— For the Town of Christchurch and Christchurch Country District, At the Government Offices, Christchurch. For the Town of Lyttelton, At the Police Office, Lyttelton. Meetings of Justices for the formation of the Electoral Rolls, will be held at the Resident Magistrate's Court as follows :— For the Christchusch and Christchurch Country District, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of July next. For Lyttelton, on TUESDAY, the 29th inst. J. W. HAMILTON, Resident Magistrate. Christchurch, June, 1858. ON SALE. ENGLISH Coals, ex Nourmahal, delivered at the Ferry Wharf at £6 per ton. JOHN C. AIKMAN, FREDERICK LeCREN. June 22,1858. SALE OF TOWN SECTIONS, IN CHRISTCHURCH, PROPERTY ON THE AVON, &c. MR. LONGDEN will sell by Auction on an early day in JULY, at the Golden Fleece, Hotel, Christchurch, the following very valuable property in the Town of Christchurch, viz.,— Sections No. 563 and 564, with three long frontages in Manchester Street, Armagh Street, and the river respectively, and situated in the direct line from the Bricks Wharf to the Town. Sections No. 178 and 180, with the cottage and improvements thereon, being the corner sections of Colombo Street, immediately over the new bridge, now being erected in the Market Place; the cottage now let at £45 per annum. Also, (If not previously disposed of by private contract), 5 acres rural land, with excellent residence and improvements thereon, situate on the banks of the river Avon, about three miles from Christchurch, being the property, and in the occupation of C. A. Marsack, Esq. Farther particulars and day of- sale in future advertisement. "VTR. THOMSON will sell on THURS_LI DAY (to-morrow) after sale of sections, &c., already advertised, A bullock team and dray ; several horses for saddle or harness; a double mould plough, and BENTALL'S PATENT CULTIVATOR. TOWN LANDS FOR SALE BY AUCTION. MR. THOMSON will sell by auction at his Mart, Christchurch, on THURSDAF, 24th JUNE, Two Quarter-acre Sections fronting on Oxford Terrace East, and Eilmore Street. Two Quarter-acre Sections in Madras Street, fenced in and highly improved, with the dwelling house thereon, all as possessed by A. C. Croft, Esq. Two Quarter-acre Sections in Armagh Street (north), with the commodious Dwelling-house recently erected, and the building formerly occupied as a malting-kiln, but easily convertible into a dwelling-house, all as occupied by Mr. Jaggar. Also, Four quarter-acre sections fronting on Cashel and Lichfield streets, adjoining Mr. Wilson's Nursery. Terms Liberal. SALE BY AUCTION OF BUILDING ALLOTMENTS IN CHRISTCHURCH. MR. THOMSON has received instructions to offer by Public Auction at his Rooms on THURSDAY, 24th JUNE, 1858, immediately after the sale of sheep and cattle stations, 20 Quarter-acre SECTIONS OF LAND, delightfully situated, having frontages to Worcester and Gloucester-streets. The Sections will be offered separately, at an upset price of £50 each. The Auctioneer begs to draw attention to this, as a desirable opportunity for purchasers, either as an investment or for building purposes. A plan of the section can be seen, and further particulars obtained at the office of the Auctioneer, Christchurch. Tsbms —One half cash; the other half by bills at six mouths' date with interest added. Christchurch, June, 1858. MR. THOMSON begs to intimate tJiat he mill commence Ms sale tomorrow exactly at the hour notified, BANKRUPT ESTATE, IN RE ROSS. THE sale of run and stock belonging" to the above estate is postponed till further notice. WM. THOMSON.