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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 661, 9 March 1859, Page 3

It A N G 10 11 A. ELIGIBLE BUILDIN G S I T E S IN THE CENTRE OF THE TOWNSHIP. TO BE LET, ON DESIRABLE LEASES. THAT WELL KNOWN FIFTY-ACRE SECTION, 226, WITH A FRONTAGE OF TWELVE AND A-HAI.F , CHAINS TO THE HAREWOOD ROAD, AND FORTY TO THE CHRISTCHURCH AND KAIAPOI DIRECT ROAD, WILL SHORTLY BE OFFERED AS ABOVE, ACCORDING TO A PLAN NOW IN THE COURSE OF PREPARATION, AND WHICH WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR INSPECTION AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE. OF Rangiorabut little need be said. The progressive and unparalleled advance which this promising quarter has made within the last three years will be the best guarantee for the share of popular opinion it enjoys, an opinion which the Land Office receipts can prove to be weekly growing with its growth, and which without any greater stretch of prophetic vision than such a precedent would justify, will rank it before four years as the second town in importance and population within the province. Rangiora is seventeen tniles from Christchurch, and five from Kaiapoi by the Direct Road, and is on the main line to Oxford, a district now in much request; is blessed with an abundance of wood and water; is in the centre of a largd area of farming and grazing acreage, and from its commanding position, cannot help becoming the consigning and. produce-transmitting Emporium of a large proportion of our wool and general commerce, as well as, on the establishment of the- Railroad, principally supplying Christchurch and the intervening stations with meat in carcases. There will be a reserve for an Hotel at the junction of the Harewood Road, as likewise Sale Stockyards and a General Market House. N.B.—lt is as well to observe that the cost of Building Material and Firewood at Rangiora is fully one-third under Christchurch and Port prices. For further particulars, Enquire personally of W, H. PERCIVAL; Or by letter addressed to Me. PIGEON'S Office, ..,-.-"■.- ■ . • Cashel Street, f Christchurch. ~~~ ~ STRAYED. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. • riIHE. above reward will be paid to any one JJ. "bringing a-B^3^^BT:GOLT tln*eß years old, shod all round', to the" HORSE' REPOSITORY, Christchurch. - ; _________ _____________ /CONSIGNEES are requested to pass their env_y tries for goods by the above vessel as soon as possible, or they will be landed in terms of Bills of Lading. . ■ COOKSON, BOWLER & CO. Lyttelton, March 7,1859. ~ JOHN " CUFF, ~~ WIKE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, KAIAPOI. A single gallon at the same rate as two gallons. WANTED mO RENT a SHEEP RUN with JL stock, for five or seven years. Address A.8., Post Office, Christchurch. Security will be given if required. FOR SALE, /d/~\ Acres of Valuable Land, situated in _b\y Gibbie's Bay, Laving" sixteen and ahalf chains of frontage to the beach j also the same frontage to the Charteris Bay Road. Apply to FREDERICK WRIGHT, Governor's Bay. ; March 7, 1859. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the partner"J_l" ship hitherto subsisting" between the undersigned, James Hammond Young and Henry Charles Young, in the business of Sheep-farmers at the Mount Karetu Station, under the style of .'" J. and H. C. Young," has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to and owing i by the said firm will be received and paid by the said Henry Charles Young. Dated this 4th Day of MARCH, 1859. JAMES HAMMOND YOUNG, HENRY CHARLES YOUNG. Witnesses to the signatures of the said parties,— ■ Thos. Hicheks, Articled Clerk, Christchurch ; Thos. Pappbill, Clerk to C. W t Wyatt, Solicitor, , Christchurch. NOTICE TO AGRICULTURISTS. /~"\ ENTLEMEN connected with agriculture vX are respectfully reminded that this is a proper season ibr giving orders for machinery required for fanning operations for the ensuing harvest. The undersigned takes the opportunity of offering his services in ordering from any of the most celebrated agricultural machine makers in the United Kingdom any description of machinery that may be required; and he particularly wishes to direct their attention to McCORMACK'S REAPING'MAOHINE, with EXTRA STRONG FURZE BEAM, whioh is so NECESSARY for CUTTING HEAVY CROPS; and aUo to THRASHING MACHINES on improved principles; and to HOKNSBY'S PRIZE PATENT CORN DRESSING MACHINES, with SPIKED ROLLERS, which has received prizes at thirty exhibitions of Agricultural Machinery. .' EDWARD RE ECE, Birmingham and Sheffield Warehouse, Colombo Street South, Chmtchuivh.