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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 648, 22 January 1859, Page 6

NORWICH QUAY (CLOTHING AN© OUTFITTING . ,^ riUEHOUSE,--, - Messrs! j; ana' p. cameron beg to inform them* friends and the public of ■'Canterbury :that JtheyhiWe -taken the prem isos late . 'in thc-opcupiifeion.of Mr. 11l tildes, next-to Messrs. Miles, Kington & Co.j on Norwich Quay, Lyttel* ton, that they have commenced business -in. theabove fline;'and'hope by ■strict 'attention, and modeirate charges to merit a «haro of public patronage. Their stock, is entirely now and Well-selected, consisting1 df gents' youths' and boys' ready-made clothing .-of *every description". Blankets, : red >■ quilfcs, 'flartne'ls;' >prints, calico, :ind &rbwn holland, alpaca and'coburg,' cabbage tree and,3?anania' hats, -men's and boys' 'Scotch Balmoral caps,' gents''fancy '^wool white regatta' shirts, men's arid boys' blue -serge' arid Scotch "twilled' 'ditto, a large Variety of •-boots and shoes, of the'bestquality,'ex Chieftain. Mrs. Camekok, Saleswoman, Sato of the Caledonian Store, Norwich Quay, sLytteltbn. KAIAPOI LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETiy. 'TJPHE usual Monthly Meeting of this JL V for the payment of subscription, *&«. wiH take palace at the School House, Kaiaon TUESDAYj the .lst day ,pf >Febi?aßry inext,; -at 7, o'clock, when Sis Shabes will be offered for -Sale. . ;.'".,•. ■-■ .-• ■■ i-: f■' '.' ; , Sale of-shares to commence at Half-past Eight -o'clock precisely. , 3F. HEWLTNGS; Secretary. Kaiapoi, January W t 1859. KAIAPOI TOWN LAND. MRrWYLDE will sell by Public Auction at the Kaiapoi Hotel, on .THURSDAY, FEB. 3*d, , i 12 SECTIONS OF LAND ''TVith frontage to the river.'ra the best part of the "Town. - Several of the sections are closo to the ferry anVl the new NoMh lload, being situated be-■-■tween CKeltenham 'House and' the site of the New Assembly Rooms, Also, That 'excellent' Dwelling House known as Chel"ierih'ain 'House, with one acre of land, having large --frontage 1 to'the river and to Sewell-street. Sale At 3.2 o'clock. Terms at Sale. Imricheon provided. oKAIABOI. SALE OF WINES AND SPIRITS, Ex d-ONTABF. MR: WYLDE will sell by Public Auction at <the Kaiapoi Hote^ on MONDAY, JAN. Max, -a largeoonaignment of first-class Wines and Spirits, ran cases containing ona or two dozen, and eonswting c.of— ■ Port 3?randy ] Sherry Hum Mttsala Whiskey Jfadetra.* Saleatl2 o'clock. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORWICH QUAY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. PARKINSON, OX MONDAY, the 7th DAY op l (FEB., AT THE UNIVERSAL HOTEL, LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON, AT 12 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON . (subject to such conditions as shall be •then and-thbbe .pboducei)), ' f pHE fdllowing I'aluabfe leasehold Premisesfront- ->- ing upon Norwich Quay, consisting of a plot of Land presenting a frontage to Norwich Quay of 27 -tfeetjjrunning back in a rectangular block 165 feet, jpart of Town Section, No. 4. Alsovthe Messuage or Dwelling House standing "thereon, known as the " Steadfast Boarding Honse" ; with the outbuildings and stables behind the same, -as nowVin the occupation of Mr. William Packard, sthe owner thereof. The greater portion of "the dwelling house has recently built, and the Buildings and Stables are in good condition. There is ample room for the erection of a Store -or other building upon the vacant Land ml front of the House, and 4t is one of the best --situations on .Norwich Quay, . ' , As the owner js giving up busines3: and '-leaving•the town, the .purchaser will have'the privilege^ of •taking all or any portion of the Household Furhi- " iture and effects at a valuation, and if required a" ■ portion of the purchase anoney may remain ea: security of the propei'ty. The Land is subject io a -small ground > rent of. '£27 per annum, payable quarterly, and will be 6old for the' Residue of a term of 21 years, 14 of ■■whichare nowunexpired. Further particulars may be tadTjy applying "to "Mr. W. Packard, the owner, or at the office of Mr. nVormald, Solicitor, London-streetj Lyttelton, ■<swhere a plan of the property may be seen. \ January 19, 1859. } FOR SALE, THE LEASE OF A VALUABLE FIFTY ACRE ' SECTION, -:QITUATE on the Harewood Road, about O three miles from-Christchurch,; nearly •-the whole is broken up, and five acres laid down •■•with .English-grass. ; The Section i» fenced and divided into three fields. There is : a seven roomed Honse thereon, well ■ suited for a farmhouse, together-with, a garden well stocked with fruit trees; and a-plentiful supply of :good water. ■ -. For further parfeiculai-s, at 4he iPapanui rStore. TO DAIRY FARMERS. p^ PURE BREB DURHAM GOWS tky. 'for Stile fit Kangiora. Por t pedigree /and further particulars, apply to 5. HAP^ILTON WARD. KAURI TIMBER. E-xscliooivcrslCitlc«'A.L^ IstE.and Amn. "TV/TR. €TAUOT M. OLLIVIER-willsell JjJL by Public Auction «t •Christchurch -QuiiT, cm THURSDAY, 27th J«««-ary, 1-859, SIXTY THOUSAND FEET- of best cut ICiiim Timber, consisting of tongued and grooved and otlvev b»»«-d*,'plafik"iug,'&c. Sal eat' One o'Clock. Luncheon pi'ovided. Terras liberal. CH MSTCiHJiiCH LADIES' SCHOOL, CONDUCTED BY MRS. CHAS. THOMSON. fpHB abov.e Bstablisliment will re-open on J_ Monday, January 31st Oxford Terrace West.