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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 681, 18 May 1859, Page 7

I WOOL AND OTHER PRODUCE. j t mHE Undersigned is prepared to make liberal 1 X advances on Wool or other Produce consigned "to hi* agents in London.. ... I sumner road. IyA N D T 0 LE T . To be let on lease for the term of Seven Years, about 30 acres of. land eligibly situated, adjoining the Blacksmith's ehop> Sumner road, with extensive frontage thereon, well adapted for a paddock or small farm. : • For conditions of lease and further particulars, I Apply to A. J. ALPORT, I Auctioneer. I Lyttelton, April 22,1858. I 'BRENCHLEY FARM, LYTTELTON. I rpO LET, with purchasing clause, several | ■■- Sections of Land on the above Farm. f ■ Further particulars and terms can be obtained at [ the office of the undersigned, _ I • A. J. ALPORT. 1 Lyttelton,Feb.B,lßs9. j WEEKLY SALE YARDS, I OPPOSITE THE WHITE HART HOTEL, j CHRISTCHURCH. i H/T3*- PARKINSON, in thanking his | JJ/JL friends and the public for their | liberal support in the Commission business, begs to inform them, that having become a resident in . Christchurch, his Sale-yards will be open for ." Auctions every SATURDAY. .' . TO BUTCHERS. ' ~|jlA.T Stock of all descriptions on sale at I JU all times, and delivered as required !* by butchers in Christchurch. ' One fortnight's | notice only required. |S JOHN T. PARKINSON. I SADDLE MARES. I "jl/TR. PARKINSON is advised of the JjIJL arrival of a few fine saddle mares, J irom the North country, in foal to first class \ t Nelson horses, and will be on view in a few days at his paiddoek, Stanmore road. £ . _ _ _ .. I DRAUGHT MARES FOR SALE. 1 O FINE black fillies, in rare condition, ijp & fit for breaking in to harness, with large k bone and muscle, just stinted to Mr. Shand's horse, f and on view at his paddock. §' Also, one fine chestnut filly. Apply to j J. T. PARKINSON. * FENDALL TOWN PROPERTY. I fTIHE above property not having been sold by * J- public auction is now for sale privately, | either the whole of it or any portion, to suit pur- ! chasers. ' ■ ' ;:" '" ' • | For further particulars, apply to | -JOHN T. PARKINSON. | FOR BALE. A powerful Pile Engine neai&y new, all gear complete, S'6 reet hoist, and J-ton , ram. Also Two Punts, sultahle for the rivers^ each capable \ of carrying a ton dead wveight.....!. . ; . | Apply to I v T.HUGHES, I ...:.... .Contractor. | CANTE RBU R J R A C.E S, 18 60. | A SILVER CHALLENGE CUP I -IJI. Valuje—loo soys, Added to a sweepstakes of 10 soys. Subscribers to pay .5 soys. the first' year. Weights—3 years, tfst'7lbs; 4 years, Bst .7 lbs; 5 years, ;9st .41bs.; ByJpai's and 'aged, 9st 7 lbs. Distance, 2 miles -, i'mares and geldings allowed 31bs. .• ! The Cup to be .run foronihe following conditions:— i The Cup, if won tjwo in succession by horses the bona fidei'oropertyof the same owner, to be retained by sucht-OAvner;'the winner of the Cup of one year to holjfl.itiill^ the ensuing year, on giving proper security [to, the Secretaryof the' Canterbury Jockey Club, j The Cup, if not challenged ,the ensuing year, to be the property of the|holder. Any person wishra'g -to challenge the Cup, to give notice in writing ijo the.Secretary of the C. J. Club, and to pay 10 sd;;vs. .to-Jthe .sweepstakes, one month previous to the jßrst jday of th.erraces. Entrances fp£ the ,a]pov.e.race to be made to the Secretary, on the Saturday 'before the races, 1860. j CANTERBURY JMAIDEN STAKES, lOf £6 each, h f (if declared ; to live' Secretary on or i before 6 o'clock on the . before the races, | I860), with £100 addefd; .open-to all -horses-that have never won public.imbney.previous to the day of entrance. English ,Jf.C.P. weights for age. 1| miles. The second horsjfe .to .receive £20. out of the stakes; the winner to l.pay £5 towards expenses. No person to enter a hiprse .unless- a subscriber of at least £2 .annually to'-.this fund.: :Entries to be made under sealed covtisr to :the Secretary of the C.J.C., on or before 6 o'clock, the first-.Saturday in December, 1559. |. ENTRIES FOR T ; HE CANTERBURY DERBY. Mr, Lee's (Kaiapoi) : gr f Beeswing, by The Wanderer, out of |! Countess Mr. Harston's roan g lißultan, 2.years (1859) Mr. Parkerson's br i|: Kaloolah, by Schamyl, '!<£ dam, Zenobia |t I Mr. Harris's eh fby jSt. Aubyn, out of Prini 1 cess i: ' '• ■ ■ ' ' I Mr. Leaches fby Sfc.|« Aubyn, out of Border 1 Maid I' Mr. G. L. Lee's gr or i jroan.'f by The Wanderer, \ ' out of Brunhilda p I' Ifr. Hodgson names bfi! by Sir Hercules, out of l { Spray '■■ | Mr. Mallock's b g out!'; of own sister to Glen- * don, by Vaccination t ' a Mr. Mallock's gr g Grii, laaldi, by Wanderer, out | of Nelly [ ■■■;•■ I Mr. Cator's fby St. Ay j!ryn,:out of Woodstock I Mr. Cator names eh c byr Barber, out of Ginger || Mr. Smart's eh g Her" 00, by Glaucus, out of I Lady Ellen ';' 1 ENTRIES FOR THE i.TWO-YEAR OLD | . STAKIsSS. I Mr. White's gr c, 2 yeai |b, Fossicker, by Wan- :| derer, out of Fanny I I Mr. Parkerson's roan fi [Sultana, by The Wanj darer, out of Georgia jna j Mr. F. Day's bf, by, ] ! Juy Middleton, out of | Queen ': I lh: Charles Turner's b1 ii Faugh-a-ballagh, by | Bay Middleton, out i />f a mare imported by J J. Tinline : 1 Mr. Mallock's bg, by Sk.! sleton, out of Pamela. J C. ■:!■■ G, HODGSON, H : .Hon.. Sec.