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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 596, 21 July 1858, Page 5

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, (To make room for fresh stocks.) MR. LONGDEN lias received instructions from Mr. C. W. Bishop, to sell by Auction at his Stores, in the Market Place, Christchurch, on SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 24, the following useful assortment of stores and goods, viz.,— Hams and bacon Preserved turbot, skait, haddock, &c. Pickles, cinnamon 2 dozen cheeses 3 kegs butter . Brandy and champagne in 1 dozen cases Parlour chairs Iron bedsteads (all sizes) Horse-hair pillows Brussels carpet • Floor clotli for rooms Moderator lamps I Cigars, lucifer matches Ledgers, cash books, waste books, &c. Wrapping paper Nails assorted Waterproof clothing, knapsacks, and satj chels ' Straw hats v ! Carpenters' and washing baskets Scales, wooden bowls . Hand, pit, and cross-cut saws Brooms, washing boards Iron wire, cotton wick Scented toilette soap Corn sieves, wooden shovels Pitch, tar - Sack barrows Galvanized iron wire, gutters, piping, and heads Empty cases and barrels &c, &c, &c. Also, A lot of oak and walnut trees, (6 years old) and other plants. Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon provided. Terms at Sale. HORSES, EX MALAY, DAILY '. EXPECTED OVERLAND FROM NELSON. THE undersigned begs to intimate the daily expected arrival overland from Nelson, ex Malay, of 65 of the most valuable horses, and mares ever imported to this colony; being selected purposely for this market, by Gilbert McClymont, Esq., the importer,; whose judgment is so well appreciated in New Zealand. Amongst them will be found a -chesnut mare, ' No. 2,' got by Roberts' ' Sir Charles,' by imported horse ' Gratis,' out of ' Fairy Queen,' by Eater's imported horse' Tross,' out of a Whisker mare; 'Sir Charles,' winner of several races, beating Old Jorroek in his best days. ' No. 2,' in foal, to imported horse ' William Tell/ ' Bella/ by ' Benelong,' out of ' Viscountess,' by 'Baron,' out of a 'Cape mare,' in foal to 'Chatterbox.' .'.- Beresford, by ' Sweet William, in foal to 'Chatterbox.' 'Fancy,' by imported horse 'Emigrant.' ' Brunette,' bred by Mr. Rowe, and entered for. the Liverpool Triennial Stakes. ' Young Fairy,' ' Lady Rowena,' ' Madcap,' and • Nora Crina,' all of which are in foal to the imported horse .•■William Tell.' Also, several splendid colts, selected for strength and high breeding. A number of strong draught horses and mares, and broken in saddle horses and mares. Pedigree of ' William Tell' and' Chatterbox,' the two best bred horses in Australia, will be inserted in future advertisements, in the meantime, vide stud book. On arrival, the whole will be offered for sale by Auction in Mr. McClymont's usual liberal S J S' * JOHN T. PARKINSON.. July 13, 1858. NOTICE. MISS TAYLOR begs to inform the public that. her school will re-open after the Mid-winter recess, on MONDAY, the 26th July. . Dublin Street, Lyttelton, July 16, 1858. EX MAORI. rfllHE undersigned has received a conJL signment of Musical Instruments, consisting principally of pianos and harmoniums, which canbe most highly recommended, having been selected for him by his friends at home, from the known stock of Whealstone & Co. A few are yet unappropriated* and an early inspection is solicited. C. MERTON, • Teacher of Music, Christchurch. CONCERT. MR. MERTON, in acknowledging the kind and general support he has met with from the inhabitants of Canterbury since his residence among them, begs to annouuce that his having been honored by the appointment of Conductor to the Christchurch Harmonium. Society, it devolves upon him to give to that Society his future attention, and he therefore in some measure retires in his private capacity from appearing as heretofore before the public, it is therefore arranged for him to give his FAREWELL BENEFIT CONCERT, which will take place in the Town Hall, Christchurch, on FRIDAY, the 23rd July, 1858, at 8 o'clock in the evening. Tickets of admission ss. each.