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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 598, 28 July 1858, Page 6

CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' SCHOOL. CONDUCTED BY MRS. CHAS. THOMSON. rpHl-i above establishment will re-open on X MONDAY, August 2. ' Oxford Terrace West. MISS SAWYER, (fbom i-ondon), MILLINER AND DRESS MAKER, AT T. HESTER'S, 8, OXFOBD STIiEET, ITTTELTON. RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. ALL parties are hereby reminded, that the next sitting- of this Court, under " the Resident Magistrates' Courts Extension of Jurisdiction Act," w'^ bo held in the Town Hall, Lyttelton, on FRIDAY, the 17th August next, and that an adjourned sitting thereof will be held at Chrisfcchurcb, on MONDAY, the 23rd August. All summonses for cases to be heard at such sittings, must be served on or before Monday, the 2nd day of August. JAMES TOWNSEND, Junior, Clerk to the Court. Resident Magistrate's Office, Lyttelton, July 23, 1858. CHURCH PROPERTY TRUSTEES. THE Quarterly Meeting of the Church Property Trustees will be held in the College Library, Cashel Street, at noon, on MONDAY, August 2nd, 1858. W. W. WILLOCK, Secretary to the Church Property Trustees. Chrisichurch, July 26, 1858. IMPORTANT NOTICE. FOUR DAY'S GREAT AND UNRESERVED SALE. MESSRS. ROBERT WAITT & CO. will sell by Auction at their Stores, Norwich Quay, and without the slightest reserve, the following merchandise— THIRD DAY'S, SALE ON WEDNESDAY, 28ih JULY. 4 cases well assorted saddlery 10 assorte<3rsuxb3ie& 16 assorted bridles 1 trunk boots and shoes assorted 2 trunks watertights 1 bale Hoyle's prints 1 bale Galashiel's tweeds 2 pieces oil cloth -Blue serge and other shirts 1 case superior cutlery 1 case pocket knives 1 case socket edging tools Muedock's (Cjbosshouse) Daiey Impie • ments, viz., Cheese presses Curd do. Curd cutters Cheese vats, assorted sizes Kilmabnock Ware, viz., Butter tubs, milk luggies Plough trees, wedges, bats and bans Grates and swees, hay and corn forks Horse shoes, haimes, grapes and shafts, &c. t &c. 2 winnowing machines An invoice of Price & Co.'s celebrated fumery.FOURTH DAY'S; SALE ON THURSDAY, 29th JULY. 11 coils European rope 13 coils, tether rope. 7 coils spun yarn 3 coils white line 22 doz. clothes lines If doz; fishing lines 7 tins raw and boiled oil 1 case paperhangin'gs . 10 -do. celebrated sheepwash 30 do. soft soap 50 do., 2 tons arsenic 9 barrels Venetian red 20 barrels whiting 59 casks sulphur 37 casks soda 4 barrels Stockholm tar 7 do. do., pitch 5 do. yellow rosin 5 do. transparent rosin 4 jars carbonate.soda 16 jars tartaric acid 2 cases lemonade powders 2 caseß gingerade do. 1 case lemon , do. 1 case gingerwine do. 5 iron tanks 4 brass taps, four same. Also, (if not previously disposed of by private sale,) Five shares in the Canterbury Steam Navigation Companj'. . ■ N.8.-—ln; consequence of the expiration of the partnership of the above firm, the entire stock must be realised, and the sale will be unreserved. : : ■•• ' - •'■•■■■••' ■-:l; -'■'■' Terms Liberal. Each day's sale will be held in the large room of the Canterbury Hotel, in consequence of. the crowded state of the advertisers' stores; where samples of the goods will be, exhibited, and the goods will be sold in the rotation advertised. Lunch will be provided in the dining room behind the large room, and will be ori the table from half-past one till two daily, during which the sale will be adjourned. Lyttelton, July 16, 1858,