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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 637, 15 December 1858, Page 5

UNRESERVED GREAT SALE OF TEAS, SUGARS, RICE, VINEGAR, SARDINES, WOOLPACKS, &c., &c, EX DART. ly/TR. ALPORT is instructed by Messrs J -"^X Davis & Co. to sell by Public Auction, at his Auction Rooms, on THURSDAY, 23bd INST., without reserve, the following Merchandise, now landing from the above vessel, viz., Sugar, No. 1 Company's pieces Tea, half-chests ■" " Vinegar, Champion's, in qr.-ensks Sardines \ boxes Mustard, Coleman's, 7 fb tins Soap, Cowan and Israel's Herrings and lobsters in tins Arrowroot, finest .Bermuda '■" Rice (Londin dressed) Starch and blue, Cabman's , Gunpowder, percussion. caps Clocks, 8-d«vy, office dials Woolpacks, .10 and 10| lbs. Lemon syrup Cloves Peppermint ■ Ginger wine ..-,-. ■ ■:, Rum shrub ■■■.-:.-. Raspberry vinegar Magic lanterns Cabbage tree hats Boys' and youths' fancy mole coats and trovvsers And other goods Sale at Noon. Terms Liberal. Lyttelton, Dec. 14, 1858. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. IVfOTICE.—The " Stud Book " and " Colour -LT Book" are now in charge of the Acting Secretary, Mr. F. Guinxess, Christchurch. FEES: Stud Book, 2s. 6d. each entry. Colour Book Is. Od. " F. GUINNESS, Acting Secretary, Canterbury Jockey Club. N.B. Members are requested to pay their entrance fees and annual subscriptions to Mr. W. G. Brittan, Treasurer of the Club. IMPORTANT SALE OF TIMBER, &c, ■ EX MOUNTAIN MAID. MR. ALPORT is instructed by Messrs. J. T. Peacock & Co., to sell by' Public Auction, at their Wharves, ON .TUESDAY NEXT, the 21st Isst., The following valuable Timber, and other goods, just landed, comprising,-— 5,000 feet 1^- inch planed, grooved, and tongued, pitch pine flooring boards 8,000 feet 1 inch do., <30. 15,000 feet 1 inch American grooved and tongued white pine do. 4,000 feet 2 inch kauri planks 3,000 feet 1 inch „ wide boards 5,000 feet V.D.L. scantling 5,000 feet battens 24,000 V.D.L. Shingles 10 barrels Portland cement 10 panel doors 14 sash do. . . ■-•?<"".:• 3 packages French windows ■: Sale at Noon. Terms at sale. N.B.—The attention of builders, carpenters, and others, is particularly called to the above valuable assortment of. timber. Lyttelton, December 14, 1858. IMPORTANT SALE OF MERCHANDISE, Ex Haven, from Sydney. MR. ALPORT is instructed by Mr. G. Willmer, to se'il by Public Auction, at his Auction Rooms, on j MONDAY Next, 20th DECEMBER, the following seasonable goods, now landing ex the above vessel, viz.,—: Rice (clean Java), bottled fruits Raisins (new Valentia), do. rauscatells Currants, tea in qr.-chests Fancy biscuits (Hill and Jones) Confectionery (Wotherspoon's?), salmon Sardines i and | tins, vesta matches Candles, sperm, pap.erhangings Doors and window sashes Plate dressing tray glasses assorted Clothing in great variety Plough trace chains Bullock do. do. - Horse do. do. Also, Brandy in draft, and bottled whiskey Champagne, claret, cyder And other goods. . Sale at Noon. Terms Liberal. Lyttelton, Dec. 14,1858. "Ta"cAPITAL BUSISESS STORE . ..'. . ■• ■: AND , .... "• —■■■ ■• -■ VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON NORWICH QUAY, To be Let fob a Tekm of Years, ALL those well known premises "The Caledonian Store," on Norwich Quay, together with the good will of the trade. 11ns is "an excellent. opportunity for a sate and profitable investment. ALSO, The building plot adjacent to the above, adjoining Messrs. Miles Kington & Co. s htore SW a frontage to Norwich^ Quay o 41 toet or thereabouts, with a depth ot lbO toet. *" '"MR Kobiu Hood Tavern.