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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 645, 12 January 1859, Page 8

• ■'■•■ ■■--■ ■ ■'■ ■ THE -- ■■'■■ . NQRTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY ■-■.'■■■■..':■ . : roll . .■.-'..' " FIRE AND LH?E ASSURANCE j AT HOME and ABROAD. ! {Established in 1836,) j INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. CAPITAL £1,259,660 STERLING. HEAD OFFICES : London, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and" 'Glasgow. COLONIAI, AG-FNCIES: _ i Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Auckland, Wellington, and Wanganui CHAIBMJAN OF SBOARD OF DIRECTORS: f i The Right-Hon. Lord Ernest Bruce, M.P. ' THIS,'. COMPANY offers .-to intending insurers peculiar facilities and advantages ; amongst others, REDUCED RATES OF PREMIUM, without 'the delay of referring to England; the. agent at "Wellington being provided with ample funds at the Union Bank forJ;he purpose. ; Copies of Prospectuses, Forms of Proposal, and any other information respecting the Coin-' pany can'be.obtained on application to i THOMAS BARLOW, Esq., \, Wellington} Messrs. TAYLOR & WATT, 1 Wanganui j - €. W. WYATT, E SI ., Solicitor, •<Clmstchurch. ChristcTmrch. 1857. to let, ; .;..'...; Af\ ACRES OF PRIME LAND, all ! 'ie\ w / "fenced and cultivated. There are two cottages on the property, and the whole or-quanti-ties oflo or 20 acres will be let on very reasonable terms, situated near the 'race course, and presenting great advantages for erecting an accommodation liouse. For particulars, apply "to MR. or MR. .FAWDINGTON. "~~ NOTICE. ". i MR. G UIN NESS will hold a ".WEEKLY SALE at the Horse Repository, and requests that any Horses, &c, intended to be offered for sale, may be sent there for inspection-Jiot vlater than Friday ' in each week. • ■ : ■ ■ ' 1 VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. . ... | MR. GUINNESS has received "instructions to sell by private contract that valuable property belonging to Charles Dunnage, Esq., situate 6 miles from' Ch'ristchurch,.on ;the -Great North Road, within *lf miles of the proposed' new bridge over the Waimakariri, consequently, .great facilities for the produce of the; farm "being carried to market; the farm con-, tains fifty acres of the best arable land, and is divided into three paddocks; there are about 25 acres of crops of this season's growth, and' the rest]of [the land is fit for sowing. There is a" house," stable, stockyard, &c, and a well oft ; good water. !: For further particulars, and terms, (which are \ remarkably easy,) apply to Mr. GUINNESS, 'Horse Repository; Christchurch. ■ : ' IFOR SALE, OR TO LET, *' : ' .WITH A "PURCHASING CLAUSE. ) -I f\(\ ACRES of Freehold Land, near.Ric-j lvU carton, about 3 miles from Christ- - church. The "land is of first rate quality and will be sold in lots of "10 acres or mere to suit purchasers. . . ' Apyly to Mr, GUINNESS:, at)the Horse Repository. d :.. : ■'•■■■ ■; OPOR SALE, ;_;;_ "otd"well Bred BUIiL. Apply \jBL to GEORGE SCOTT, Clog and Patten Maker. > Lytteltan,-Dec. 28, 1858. " . /"YNE THOUSAND EWES for Sale, V_7 2. tooth and upwards; no broken mouthed ones amongst them. Apply to s JAMES RULE, -Caversham House, , Christchurch. , ■——— to BE SOLD, ~~" (BY PRIVATE BARGAIN,) : TEN SUPERIOR CART HORSES, TUST arrived from Nelson, and on view at the O Stables of Mr. RULE, Christchurch. Nov. 17,1858 NOTICE OF : POSTPONEMENT-OF RAM SALE. "V/TR. PARKINSON is instructed" to postpone; JJ-i- "the sale of TVIr. Rowley's rams to - MONDAY, the 15th MAECH, 1859. After which he will submit to auction All that well known and most valuable runi situated on the Waimakariri, as now occupied by Mr. Rowley. The improvements consist of good dwelling house, woolshed, yards, huts, Sec. The run, consisting of 15,000 acres, is too well known to need comment, being within eighteen miles of Christchurch, and possessing peculiar advantages for a wether run. Also, from 700 to 800 wethers, from 4 to 6 tooth, will be sold with the run. The auctioneer is prepared to treat privately for the sale of this run, and to give any further -particulars that may be required. HORSES. EX LION, FROM SYDNEY, Imported by Gilbert McClymont, 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 foest blood in New South Wales, bred by C. Reynolds, Esq., and — Bell, Esq. 1 magnificent Stud Horse, 3 years oldin 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, &c.,obtamed Sales to be effected on ffl\e 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, 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. • .' : HOUSES TO LET. , £V Comfortable Cottages with brick chimmJ neys, etc., to be let in Raiapoi. :• Apply to MR. WYLDE, ! ' - Kaiapoi.