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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 628, 13 November 1858, Page 6

SOUTH ROAD, A" CART for the Conveyance of PASSENGERS and PARCELS will <weather permitting) leave CHRISTCHURCH ■every WEDNESDAY, and the RAKAIA RIVER on FRIDAYS and MONDAYS in -■alternate weeks. Fabbs .- —To or from the Rakaia, £1; to or •from Parlby's, 15s. WILLIAM BAINES. Christchurch, Nov. 4,1858. NOTICE. TpHE rUNT at the New Ferry, Kaiapoi, -*- 'will be taken off for repairs, on MONDAY, the 15th instant, and will be ready for work on WEDNES DAY, the 24th iinstadt Foot passengers land parties willing* to swim their horses can cross as usual. JOSEPH FELTON. New Ferry, Nov.-8, 1858, PLOUGHS AND CHURNS. EANSOME'S Y. F. L. PLOUGHS, with wheels. Ditto V, L. swing ploughs Spare wrought iron shares and coulters American thermometer churns ; H. E. ALPORT. Christehureh, Nov, 4,1858. NOTICE. rpHE WHARF and WOOLSHED at Little- -■- port?. Saltwater Creek, are now open for business, DONALD CAMERON, . ' - Wharfinger. Nov. 1, 1858. FOR SALE, ~~ 1 9HO CLEAN EWES on the JL— J\J v/ Waimakariri. Also a cob house in Colombo Street, Christchurch. Apply to CHARLES REED. TRESPASS. TWO STEERS, white, with red spots, and apparently about 3 years old, have been running ou my land for the last ten days; they are so wild that I cannot drive them away. They will be held chargeable from this date with the poundage rate of keep, and with any other expenses which I may necessarily incur, and will be sold if not claimed within TWENTY EIGHT DAYS, to defray those charges. JOHN MARSHMAN. The Wilderness, Nov. 3, 1858. £5 REWARD. STRAYED from the undersigned, a large bay horse with black legs, and white star on forehead. Whoever will restore the same, shall receive the above regard. DeBOURBEL &. BIRCH, Steam Mills, Rangiora. TO STOREKEEPERS, SETTLERS, AND OTHERS. THE undersigned, having established themselves in Sydney as Commission Merchant* for some time, beg to inform the inhabitants of Nelson and Surrounding districts that they are prepared to execute business in the Sale of Wool, Sheepskins; Hides,' Gram and other produce, or in the furnishing of- goods from the Sydney markets, giving intimations of prices, current from time to time as may be requested or necessary. .■■■;"•■.-■ j. & d. McDonald, Sussex Street North, Sydney,-N: S. Wales VALUABLE LEASEHOLD LAND, DWELLING^ HOUSESV SHOP AND PREMISES, IN LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. E. A / HARGREAVES; at his Auction Room, Norwich Quay, subject to such conditions as shall be then produced, at one o'clock, on MONDAY, the 22hd DAY of NOV. INST., All that valuable plot of land, with the dwelling house, shop and premises, fronting upon London Street, in Lyttelton,- aforesaid, as* now in the occupation of-Mr. D. Ditnond as tenant thereof, with the messuage or tenement in the garden behind the said premises. . -Til.? J.and> upon part of which the dwelling house and shop stand, presents a "frontage to London Street as well as at the rear thereof of 29 feet, running back in a rectangular block 165 feefe, the greater portion of which consists of a garden abounding in fruit trees, &c. The dwelling house is commodious and convenient, and the shop spacious and well arranged and highly adapted to the drapery or any other lucrative business. ■ There is a well on the premises always supplied with a spring of excellent water. The above property is leasehold, and will be apld for the residue of a term of 21 years from the 21st day of June, 1851, of which 14 are unexpimljsubj'ectto a' small ground rent of £21 per anijprn; for the next seven years, and to aground rent of .£3l' per annum for the last ««ven years of-the-said-term. The present" rental of the aboye property is £104 per annum. Jf required, part of the purchase money may remain on security of the property. • Further particulars may be1 had by applying 4o the auctioneer, or to MR. WORMALD, Solicitor.