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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 669, 6 April 1859, Page 8

CANTERBURY STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. "VTOTIGE' is iiereby given, that all freight* JLI 1^ the steamer PLANET must be paid previous to the removal of the Goods from the Wharves (except the 'property of parties having open accounts at the offices), the agents having authority to detain the same until paid. ; By order of the Directors, J. MARTIN HEYWOOD, Manager. C. BROWN AND CO. IMPORTERS, NORWICH QUAY, LYTTELTON, HAVE ON SALE :— WINES and Spirits in case and wood 20 hhds Furze's London stout 50 casks Bridge's bottled porter 10 tons Pampanga sugar 60 half chests tea ' 2 cases cigars, Manilla and Havan»h Beimont sperm candles 100 gross yaohter pipes 10 bales corn sacks 2 cases fenders and $re irons ■;• ■ 2 bal)?a superior carpeting : ijivarai cases drapery, Ac., &c. ■:-- ■ :■■;■' """$6 r;be sold, '":v ■ BJ£&i/& READING MACHINE, manufactured byW. Grosskill. Apply to MB. W. D. BARNARD, -.: \r. ; . . : ,' ■ Cash el Street, ..'■.. Christchurch. ' ' ■" FOR SAIiE^ A Plot of LAND with a Cottage thereon, containing '8 rooms, having* a frontage of about £ a chain upon Ticehurst-roadj Lyttalton. Apply to Me. J. D, BAMFORD, ' Solicitor, • Lyttelton. ' SHEEP FOR SALE. O/7^/^ Sheep, let on advantageous term's, O \J\J for an 'period of three 3'earss. Apply to , MR, WYLDE, -Kaiapoi. TO BE SOLD, ~ ~" THAT Commodious House now being built by Mr. Beechy, situated in Worcester Street, wijbh frontage to Antigua Street. This house will be fit for occupation in a few weeks, and affords a ; most eligible opportunity to parties lately arrived in the province and requiring a comfortable family residence. For further particulars, apply to Me. GUINNESS, A-uctioneer, at the Horee Repository. ON SALE, "OIVE Sections of Town Land near the New Jk Government Buildings, to be Bold on easy terras. A plan of the sections and all particulars can be had on application at the Horse Repository, either, to Mr. IAWDINGTON, or Mr. GUINNESS, Auctioneer/ ROBERT TAYL OR, CARPENTER, BUILDER, & UNDERTAKER, ON retiring from business'in iLytjtelton,where he has for many years carried pn the abov,e trades, takes the opportunity of gratefully acknowledging the support arid encouragement he has received from his numerous patroas; and would at the same time recommend to them his successor, Mr. Thomas Hester, who, he feels assured, will give, every satisfaction to those who may favqar Hm with their commands. r Lyttelton, March 11,1859. THO MA S HEST EB, ,' ,; CARPENTER, JOINE^ BUIXiDEi/ AND UNDERTAKER, OXFOE.D SXEEET, LtTTELTON, BEGS to inform the Public that he has taken to the business of Mr. Robert Taylor, and hopes, l>y strict, attention to all orders with which he may be honoured, together with moderate charges, that he may receive a fair share of patronage. TC^ER^LS COMPLETELY FtrBJSJISHED ON T£E; ' S^OBTE^T NOTIQEk ■ Oxford Street, Lyttelton, " ■ March 11,1859. SHEEP AND RUNS FQR SALE SAAA EWES in lamb, may be •)\_/v^V_/ delivered or left on the usual terms for twelve months. A mixed flock of 800, deliverable the. first week in .February, being a portion of one of the best flocks in the colony and the whole young sheep. Also several most valuable runs from 15,000 j to 30.000 acres. " ; For further particulars apply tp JOHN T. PARKpSON, Christchurch or Stamnore. Chmtchurch, Beceraber 27, 1858. KAIAPOL 'VO BE SOLD, 10 acres of LAND, on the * Island, fenced and cultivated, with a. small house thereon; also, the standing crops if desired. This land is well situated, being at the junctiqn of two main roads, and is of the best quality. Apply to JAMES WYLDE, Kaiapoi. ' ' DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. jVrOTICE is hereby given that the -jl.^ ship hitherto subsisting- between the undersigned, James Hammond Young and Henry | Charles Young, in the busines3 of Sheap-farmers at the Mount Karetu Station, under the .style of ■" J. ami H. C. Young," has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. AH debts due to and owing by the said firm will be received aid 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. Hichens, ' Articled Clerk, Christchurch; Thos. Pappkill, Clerk to C. W. Wyatt, Solicitor, Christchurch. 'SALE QP '" : . ■' : CATTLE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. MR. LONGDEN has received instructions from Mr. John Cordy, Homebush Station, to offer for sale by private- contract, the following choice "lot of cattle, viz., ■ i 50 @ 80 head, consisting, of; cows, heifera and . ' steers • . ■ •■■•■-. 2first class bulls , • '.:,";' 6 working bullocks, .thoroughly , broken and quiet " ,-'"',■ The above comprise the, whole (if Mr. -Gorily'a well known herd, bred from-the- Messrs. Di'suis' celebrated bulls, and may be seen on Mr; Cordy's run on the. Sclwyii. . ' Delivery on the Run, Rakaia, Waitaki, or in ChvistchiU'ch, by arrangement, to suit the pure-baser. Forfurther.narticulars apply to MR. LONGrDEN, Christchurch. or MR. JOHN CORDY, Homebush. Clni.^hurchj March 3, 1859.