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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 636, 11 December 1858, Page 6

; FOR -SALE iBY PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE. MESSRS. -F. ISOBLE CAMPBELL ■■'&• CO. have been instructed to sell by Public Auction,-at> their Rooms, in Lyttelton, on MONDAY NEXT, : 13th INSTANT^ without reserve, (for the'purpose of closing consignments),»the following -Merchandise, viz.,— Delaine dresses Hoyle's prints Boys' regatta shirts Paisley shawls Flouncing^ (assorted) Embroidered frocks White diaper Baby caps Tartan handkerchiefs Ladies' night gowns and drawers Alpacca coats Cotton niglit caps Linen drill and drill trowsers -Boys'boots Cloth boots Balmoral boots " s Wax vestas in tin boxes "Book and Swiss muslins Mall And jaconnets Bordered kerchiefs, white net Mourning habit shirts, collars and sleeves White habit shirts and collar French balzarine "dresses Velvet flowers, Sec, Sec, Sec Terms at Sale. Sale at Noon. ; Dec. 6, 1858. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & Co.i have been instructed by the Rev. B. W. Dudley, to give notice, that they will offer for' sale adl his household furniture and effects. Particulars of which will be given in a future -advertisement. Lyttelton, Nov. 23,1855. HO RSES. EX LION, FROM SYDNEY, ; by Gilbert McCltmost. Esq. MR. PARKINSON has now on view at the Riccarton Paddocks,* •64 HORSES AND MARES, ' just landed from Sydney, which are allowed by competent judges- to be far superior to any yet landed in Canterbury, consisting of— Thorough-breds, got by the best blood in New South Wales,*bred by G. Reynolds, I Esq., and —"Bell, Esq. 1 magnificent Stud Horse, 3 years old in j January, broken to saddle. Saddle Horses and Mares, the best hacks in the colony. Draught stock, with 'immense power, and mostly broken to harness. The horses will'be classed on Friday next, at the stockyards of the Auctioneer, and will then be put in three paddocks, where they can be seen daily, and full particulars of pedigree Sec. obtained. Sales to be effected on the spot. Mr. Parkinson would call the attention of the sporting gentlemen of Canterbury especially to these horses, not only going by pedigrees to be forthcoming, but would also refer them to R. Wilkin, Esq,, Papanui, he being intimately acquainted with the sires and dams of each of the thoroughbreds imported from the stud of C. Reynolds, Esq. Mr. P. will meet purchasers daily at the Royal Hotel, at 12 o'clock. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED SALE OF TIMBER, SHINGLES, POSTS & RAILS, FIREWOOD, &c. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, & OTHERS. ME. W. D. BARNARD has received in--LVL structions to sell by Public Auction, at the Union Wharf, Ferry Road, in lots to suit purchasers, 20,000 FEET OF TIMBER, comprising— 10,000 feet scantlings and joists 5,000 feet inch boards 5,000 feet | do. -22,000 shingles 150 posts 300 rails 5,000 palings ~ 100 piles 10 cords black pine fireivood N.B.—The above will be sold without the slightest reserve. Christchurch, Nov. 25,1858. CATTLE SALE. r TI O be sold by auction, at the new StockX yards, at the LION HOTEL, RANGIORA, on MONDAY/DEC. 13, 50 head of cattle, selected from Captain Fuller's well known stock, and comprisingl— Milch cows Heifers in calf Steers fit for breaking in * And young stock Sale at 12 o'clock. JAMES WYLDE, Auctioneer. T. COOK, CANTERBURY BOARDING HOUSE, CASIIEL STREET, CHB'STCnUKCH.