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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 599, 31 July 1858, Page 6

FIVE SHILLINGS JEtEWARD. "T^TJR BOA lost on Sunday Evening, JJ -July 25/ between the Post Office and-first, point on the Sumner Road. Whoever Has found the same, by leaving; it at the ' Times' Office, shall receive the above reward. ' WANTED, ~~ A. good journeyman tailor, -where libera} wages-are given. -Aipply to WV W. HARRISON, London Street, Lyttelton. .THE GOLDEN SHOE, CANTERBURY STREET. B«GAHAGAN respectfully invites • the public to inspect his last in^ Voices of boots and shoes, as they are of superior quality. . ilndia rubber goloshes, and Cork and Spanish -soles. "To'the trade grindery andsfaoe mater kit of all description. ~~ SALE OF COWS, ~&c. MR. PARKINSON -will submit to .Auction, on SATURDAY, TBLTS DAT, at bis-stockyards,*weather perxnittingy--A few fine dairy cows Also,i4 heifers and-steers 1 pack buUoek with saddle i Also on view, a -few:- superior young draught ■ horses. Sale atfl o'clock. TermsatSale. PRELIMINARY NOTKR SALE OF ZDANTD, HOUSE, FURNITURE, &c, <fee. '' -.« MR. ALPORT is instructed by Capt. Swanson^to sell J>y 3?ublic Auction, vbri: the premises, on .'■■-■][ WEDNESDAY/ ATJGTTST 11, j '' A quarter-acre section of land, substantially fenced in, and cultivated as a garden, filled with fruit trees. Also, an excellent well of water, and a substantially built house, containing five rooms/in excellent order. Also, All the household furniture, bedding, kitchen --•"" "utensils, &c., &c. Further particulars wHI "be given in future advertisement. Sale at Noon. Lyttelton/July 28, 1858. HORSES EX MBiEJFLY. MESSRS. R. WAITT & CO. have received intimation tliat the above 1 horses have 'been landed at Nelson, and are now on their-way overland' to this province, where they may be expected in the course of ten days. They will be sold on the first SATURDAY after-arrival, by j MR. THOMSON, | at the White Hart Stockyards. ! Mr.' Thomson would draw the attention of purchasers to this lot of horses, which he can recommend as one of the best ever introduced into Canterbury. They are almost all broken to-saddle or harness, and have been selected from the stud of James Lord, Esq., of Richmond, -known as one of the best in Van Dieman's land. i Christchurch, July 26, 1858- I CONTINUATION OE f MESSRS. ROBERT WAITT & COS ! UNRESERVED AUCTION" SALE. 1 ON MONDAY NEXT, 2nd August, the following goods jnst arrived ex Dart, from Sydney. 10 half-barrels white herri-a «-s 6 firkins Lochfine do. 20 cases preserved oysters, each 4 doz., 1 lb. 10 do. do. lobsters, do., do. 10 do. do. do. do., do' 2 lb. 10 do. do. salmon, do., do lib 10 do. do. do. do., do.'2 lb! di barrels currants 10 boxes raisins 50 boxes sperm candles 2 rolls lead 2 trunks watertight boots 15 kegs Ewbank's patent nails, X# to 3 inches 3 doz. Foster's double strapped spades 2 hales seaming twine 4 hhds. hollo ware Alsoa large quantity of sundry odd lots, that will be left from the previous sale. All will be cleared off unreservedly. Sale at the Canterbury Hotel, at Noon. Terms Liberal. '-Luncheon provided. Lyttelton, July 27, 1858. SALE OF' BOOKS, O-TJN, &c. MR. ALPORT will sell Try Public Auction; at his Auction Rooms, on TUESDAY, 3hi> AUGUST, A large collection of books, by the nonular authors of the day. _ tr* A double barrelled gun in case, by Manton. And other goods. Sale at Noon. Lyttelton, July 23, 1858. TO BE SO\L,I>. ~ ~ A COTTAGE and freehold plot of land, situate in London Street, Xiyttelton. * or particulars, apply to H. 3CEAKE.