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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 625, 3 November 1858, Page 5

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT. "jVrOT.ICE is hereby given that an ad±.l journed sitting oi this Court under the "Resident Magistrates' Courts Extension of Jurisdiction Act " will be held .'it, the Lmd Office in Christchuiv.h, on FRIDAY, the 19th instant, nfc 11 a.m., for the disposal oi cases to be heard in Christchurch. JAMES TOWNSEXD, Jim., Clerk to the Court. Resident Magistrate's Court, Lyttelton,'Nov. 1, 1858. TH E COll SA I 11. ALL accounts against this Vessel, up to the 27th inst., must be furnished in duplicate to tbe undersigned on or before tiie 4th November, otherwise they cannot bo recognised. J. T. PEACOCK, & Co. Lyttelton, October 30, 1858. " WANTED. ,% SITUATION by a young" man from xl London, accustomed to the Butchering trade in all its branches, also thoroughly acquainted with the Pork trade. Apply to MR. MEREDITH, Venetian Cottage, Lyttelton. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD P R O P E R T V BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MR. FAVv'DIXGTON'S HORSE BAZAAR, CHRISTCHURCH, ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6th. MR. GUINNESS will sell by Auction, the following* valuable lots, viz.,— Lot. 1. Section No. 119, situated on the Great North Road, 6 miles from Christchurch, containing 50 acres of prime agricultural land; 40 acres of it have been cultivated, and there are 12 acres under oats, and 10 acres of wheat; the whole is fenced. There is a com - fortable house, stable, with stockyard, pigsties, well, and other requirements for carrying on a farm. Lot 2. Section No. 848, containing 20 acres, having 20 chains frontage to the Waimakariri, and 15 do. to a main road ; about 15 acres have been cultivated. Lot. 3. Town sections Nos. 592 and 894, situated in Litehfield Street. Christchurch, containing half an acre, subject to a lease having 3 years to run. Lot 4. Part of section No. 744, situated in Hereford street, Christchureh, containing one-eighth of an acre. Further particulars concerning the above properties can be had by calling at the office of the auctioneer, at the _Horsa Bazaar, Hereford Street. After the above, Mr. Guinness will offer a few useful saddle and draught horses for sale. All the terms will he declared at Sale. Christehnrch, Nov. 1, 1858. HORSE BAZAAR. fi^HE undersigned l>eg-s to announce JL that his Horse Bazaar is now open. Good paddocks are connected with the establishment. Every care will" be taken of -A\ hoises sent either for sale or livery. WM. FAWDINGTON. H . E . TAYLOR, CONTRACTOR, BUILDER. AND UNDERTAKER, London-st., Lyttelton. Estimates given for Stairs, Sashes, Shop-fronts and Fittings. H. E. T. has had twenty-five years 9 practical experience in all branches of the building trade, and all orders will be executed by him with punctuality and despatch. NOTICE, A special General Meeting- of the CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB will be held at the Golden Fleece Hotel, on SATURDAY, the 6th November, at 6* p.ir., " To take into consideration the entries for the Canterbury Maiden Stakes, 1859." By order of the Committee, THOiIAS CASS, Secretary C. J. Club. NEW BOOKS FliOM ENGLAND DIIiECT. MR. CLAUDE M. OLLIYIER has received instructions from E. LuniU\v. Esq., of London, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on SATURDAY, Nov. G, 1858. a consignment of the above, comprising works on — Divinity The Arts, Sciences, History Helios Lcttrcs Anatomy, Chemi.-try, Surgery Voyages, Travels Gnumriiti'K Architecture, Music and Drawing. ALSO, Astronomy, Botany Natural History, Pen-try Zoology, nnd Fiction. Luncheon at }I;tl('-p:i.-t Eleven, a.m. Sale at Noon. Tenr.s Cash.