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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 670, 9 April 1859, Page 8

" CANTERBURY STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. IyrOTICE is hereby given, that all freights -LI by the. steamer PLAN ET must be paid previous to the removal of the Goods from the Whavves(except the property of parties having open accounts at the offices), the agents having authority to dotaln tiie same until paid. »By order of the Directors, 1 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 , J 60 casks Bridge's bottled porter | 10 tons Painpanga f>ugar ' '60 half chests tea 2 cases cigars, Manilla and Havanah | ' Belmont sperm candles "100 gross yachter. pipes 10 bales corn sacks 2 cases fenders and.fire" irons 2 bales superior carpeting Several cases drapery, &c.,- &c. TO BE. SOLD, BELL'S REAPING MACHINE, manu-. faetured by W;, Crosskill. Apply to MR. W.D.. BARNARD. •Cashel Street, Christchurch. FOR SALE, A Plot of LAND with a Cottage thereon/ XjL containing--3 rooms, having- a frontage of abont $ a chain upon Tieeluirst-road, Lyttelton. Apply to .Ma. J..-D. BAMFORD, Solicitor, \ Lyttelton. . SHEEP FOR SALE. ■ OAA Sheep, let on advantageous terms, ' • Cj\J\J for an unexpired period of three , years. A>ply.to 11R. WYLDE, j Kai.ipoi. -i TO BE SOLD, , fTIHAT Commodious House now being built by JL Mr. Beechy, situated in /Worcester Street*, with frontage to Antigua Street. This house will ' be fit for occupation in a few weeks,- and affords a I most eligible opportunity to parties lately, arrived in the province and requiring a comfortable family { residence. For further apply to Mb. 1 GUINNESS, 'Auctioneer, at the Horse Repository. ON SALE, FIVE Sections of Town Land near the New Government Buildings,-to h*» sold on easy terms. A plan of the sections and all particulars can be had on application at the Horse Repository,* either to Mr. FAWDINGTON, or "Mr. GUIN- " NESS, Auctioneer. BO'BBB.T TAYLOR, CARPENTER, BUILDER, & UNDERTAKER,;ON retiring from business in Lyttelton, where he has- for many years carried on the above trades,-takes the opportunity of gratefully-acknow-ledging the support and encouragement he has received from his numerous-patrons; arid would at the same time recommend to them hid successor, Mr. Thomas Hester, who, lie feels assured, will give every satisfaction to those who may.favour him with their command;!. Ljttelton, March 11,1859. T H 0 MA S H E S T E It, CARPENTER, JOINER, BUILDER, AND "UNDERTAKER, " Oxfoed Steeet, Lyttelton, BEGS to infornrtha Publio that he has taken to the business of Mr. Robert Taylor, and hopes, by strict attention to all orders with which he may be honoured, together with moderate charges, that he may receive a fair share of patronage." rUNEBALS COMPLETELY FURNIBHBI)*bN THE BHOBTE&T HOTICB. Oxford Street, Lyttelton, . . March 11,1859. - 1 SHEEP AND RUNS FOR SALE 6AAA EWES in lamb, may be y\J\J\J delivered or left on ike 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 to 30,000 acres. For further particulars apply' to. . ■ ; JOHN T. PARKINSON, Christchnrch or Stanmore. Christchurch, December 27, 1858. KAIAPOI. >FO BE SOLB, 10 acres of LAND, on {he 1 Island, fenced and cultivated^ with a small house thereon; also, the standing crops if desired. This land is well situated, being at the junction of two main roads, and is of the best-Quality. Apply to JAMES WYLDE, Kaiupoi. TO CARPENTERS. : TpENDERS are required for making and JL fixing IT windows and 24 doors for the KAIAPOI ASSEMBLY RQOMS; and also for preparing and fixing architraves for the same. Apply to MR. WYLDE, ,■■-..'■ Kaiapoi. NO GAMMON HERE, MASSA BROWN! RWATERLOW is a purchaser of Bacon • and Hams. Also, Fat Pigs in any quantity. •Cash^on Delivery. EWATERLOW begs respectfully to inform • his customers that after the 31st of March his BILLS will be-sent in every MONTH, and those that wish longer credit ONE PENNY PER I "LB. will, be added every month for interest.v, V " .'■.■' .•' sale of '■/: /.. '\ ]' 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., '60 @ 80 head, consisting of cows, heifers and , ; .steers. . •••;•■. .-; •. ; : ; . .-■ ■< -^ 2 first class bullri 6 working bullocks, thoroughly "broken and ' . .quiet -'.-. ' '"■ ■''.'■; The above comprise the whole of Mr. Cordy'n well known herd", bred from the Messrs. Deans' celebrated bulls, and may be seen on Mr. Cordy's Tun on the Sehvyn. ' Delivery on tho Run, Raknia, Waitaki, or in Christehurch, by arrangement, to suit, the purchaser. Forfnrtherpartjciilarn apply tn-MR. LONGDEN, Christchurcb, or MR. JOHN CORDY, Homebush. ChvistcUui'ch, March 3 # -1859 4