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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 625, 3 November 1858, Page 6

NOTICE. HENRY MOSS is selling MEN'S ALPACA COATS in all colours, -at 12s, Cd., each worth 20s. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. HENRY MOSS is selling- BOYS'and YOUTHS' ALPACA COATS in all colours at Bs. 6d. each. XTENRY MOSS has just opened one. JjL case of VERY HANDSOME WEDDING AND BALL WAISTCOATS in «11 styles; i TTENRY MOSS is selling- HOYLE'S -EL PRINTS at 9d. per yard. The 'best in Canterbmy. f PHE attention of the public is called to the X two following resolutions passed at the Meeting held on the evening of the 25th inst,, in the Temporary Church, Christchurch : " That it is desirable to enlarge at once the present Church, so as to provide not fewer than 100 additional sittings." ■" That it is desirable to commence a District Church on the Reserve at the rear of Mr. Longden's Residence." For the purpose of carrying out the above., the Town has been divided, and the following gentlemen have kindly undertaken to solicit -contributions, viz.:— MR". JUSTICE GRESSON, MR. J. HALL. MR. J. OLLIVIER, MR. J. BEALEY, MR. PRICHARD, MR, PACKER, MR, W. C. BROOKS. MR, W. HARRINGTON". MR. C. WRIGHT, MR. WOODMAN, MR. J. MARSHALL. MR, BGWRON, and MR. H All MAN. Subscriptions will likewise be received by The Venble. the ARCHDEACON. " The CHURCHWARDENS of the Parish, and at The Union Bank of Australia. W. W. WILLOCIv, Secretary to the Committee. Chvistchurch, October*2B, 1858. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF TWO-TOOTH RAMS. MR. J. T. PARKINSON begs to call the attention of Flock-masters to HIS FIRST RAM SALE, which he will hold on MONDAY, Nov. 29th, in Mr. Rowley's 'paddocks, at Middleton, near Riccarton ; having been favoured with instructions to sell 100 Rams, by Mr. Ritchie's pure bred Merino Rams, out of the best of Mr. Rowley's original Ravensworth ewes. The rams are the first lot imported by Mr. Ritchie, purchased by G. P. Leach, Esq., for £12 per head, and hired out to Mr. Rowley at £6 per head. Mr. Rowley's ewes are too well known to need comment, being acknowledged by competent judges to be equal to any in the colony, or imported from Australia. Every facility will be given to purchasers for judging the respective qualities of the rams. They will be classed, and put into separate pens, by 11 o'clock on the day of sale, and shearing them will commence at noon precisely; the sale to commence on the completion thereof. Terms at Sale. Champagne Luncheon. CLEARING OUT SALE OP MR, C. W. BISHOP'S STOCK-IN-TRADE. MR. J. T. PARKINSON has received instructions to continue Mr. Bishop's sale, on FRIDAY NEXT, the oth NOVEMBER, and if necessary, on the following clay, the remaining stock, consisting of— Case brandy, pale and brown Do. cherry do. Do. sparkling champagne Claret and port wines Stationery, clothing, waterproof do., glassware A superior lot of table cutlery, hosiery, &c. Also, rick cloths, plated ware, quantity of sheet tin, 54. gallons of boilsd oil, &c. One superior woolpress, steelyards, and galvanized iron, consisting of guttering, ridge plates, tiles, &c. Sale at Noon. Luncheon provided. TO BE SOLD OR LET, WITH A PURCHASING CLAUSE, THAT 50 acre section of Freehold . Land, known as "THE WATERHOLES," desirably situated on the main road to the south, about, nine miles from Christdmrch, with all the improvements, viz., fencing sheds, well, 50 feel; deep,.-tfec. The above would form a capital site for an fux-OMmiodatiou house. For further particulars, apply to MR. OLLIVIER, Cashi-1 Street. Cliristclmreh, Oct.. 24, 1858. TO BE LKT, nrilE FRONT PART OF A HOUSE -"■• in Oxford Stieet. Apply at the office of this p;i|j(,-r.