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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 686, 4 June 1859, Page 5

$eliv-atiUri-fiSfments. FOR AKAROA. THE schooner WELLINGTON, Elmsley, Master, will sail on SATURDAY, [THIS DAT], ftom Lyttelton. r For freight or passage, apply to MR. HUGHES, or the MASTER on board. IMPORTANT SALE OP MERCHANDISE, ON THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 9. MR. E. A. HARGREAVES will sell by public auction, at his stores, Norwich Quay, on THURSDAY, JUNE 9, the following goods, ex Reliance, from Hobart. Town, and recent importations from London, viz.— 30 half-chests tea 5 tons Company's pieces sugar 1 ton Company's crystals sugar 1 ton bright Mauritius sugar 40 boxes sperm candles 20 boxes mould candles 31 boxes soap 40 boxes Sydney soap . 9 bags plantation coffee 1 hhd. ground coffee in tins Chocolate Confectionery Sardines in quarter and half boxes 1 case boots 1 case blue serge shirts 1 case Scotch wool shirts 1 case saddles Negrohead tobacco No. 2 Manilla cigars B.R rum Geneva in hhds. Geneva in cases Brandy in hhds, and octaves Old torn (Booth's) Hobart Town jams 120 boxes onions 50 bags seed potatoes Gum and wattle seed 20 cases pipes ■ ' ■ 9 dozen brooms 1 bale twine 10 cans paint oil : ■ •-■ 3 bales leather; . Also, the following seasonable goods, ex Alfred the Great — ; . 1 case 9-8 prints 1 bale monkey jackets 1 case men's tweed ti^psers . 1 case men's moleskin trowsers 1 bale flannels . . 1 bale blue "serge shirts lease haberdashery 1 case merino vests and drawers 2 cases hosiery 1 bale blankets, 1.2-4 &c, &c, &c. Terms at Sale. Sale at Noon. . Lyttelton, June 3,1859. SALE OF V.D.L. TIMBER AND PALINGS, AT PEACOCK'S WHARF. : MR. E. A. HARGREAVES has received instructions to sell by public auction, on FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1859, the following timber, palings, &c, ex Reliance from Hobart Town, viz.,— 5 pieces 4x2 14ft. ■'"". 6 „ 4x2| 12ft. 590 „ 4x3 Bto 18 46 „ 5x2 10 to 18 23 „ sx2| 10 to 18 15 „ 5x3 12 &14 1 „ 6x2 '14 - 239 „ 6x2| 10 to 18 192 „ 6x3 9to 16 51 „ 7x3 "14to 16 66 „ Bx3 14&15 8120 2ffc. 6in. palings 18150 sft. do. 5600 6ft. do. * . . . &C, &C, &G. Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms at Sale. Lyttelton, June 3, 1859. SALE OF HORSES. MR. CLAUDE M. OLLIVIER will sell at the Lion Hotel, Rangiora, on SATURDAY, JUNE 25, ' 20 good horses, mares and hacks. Sale at one. Terms liberal. NEW TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD, HARE WOOD FOREST. MR. HERBERT E. ALPORT beg-s to announce that he has been entrusted with the sale of a limited number of sections in the newly forming township of Oxford. The site of the township has been selected with, considerable judgment, being situate upon the junction of the main roads, and having a frontage to the river Eyre and irnme'diately adjoining to the Harewood Forest, thereby securing an ample and cheap supply of wood and water to its future inhabitants. Trustees, parents, and others investing for their trusts or children, &c, will find this a good opportunity. A considerable number of sections having been taken up, early application is desirable. Plans will be shown and full particulars as to amount of purchase money and terms of payment maybe obtained from Mr.; Williamson, Surveyor, Oxford, Mr. Fred. J. Elmer, Land Agent, Rangiora, and of the Auctioneer, Mr. H. E. Alport, Marketplace, Christchurch. May 17, 1859. NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. WHEREAS AUGUSTUS GEORGE PERCEVAL, of Papanui, in the Province of Canterbury, New Zealand, Esquire, hath by deed bearing date the 31st day of MAY. last, conveyed, assigned and transferred all his real and personal ]>ropertywhatsoeverandwheresoever,untoGEOßGE GOULD, Merchant, and WILLIAM THOMSON, Accountant, both of Christchureh, in the province aforesaid, upon trust, for the equal benefit of such of his creditors as shall come in and execute the said deed. Notice is therefore hereby given, that the said deed of assignment now lies at my office for the inspection and execution of the creditors of the said Augustus George Perceval; and such of them as shall neglect or refuse to execute the name within two months from the date thereof will be excluded from all benefit which may arise therefrom. T. S. DUXCAN, . Solicitor. Christchurch, June 1, 1859. BOARD & LODGING ESTABLISHMENT, Colombo-St. North, near the Royal Oak, ■ CHRISTCHURCH, (Late the residence of C. Reed, Esq.) ACCOMMODATION for single men; well aired • beds; early breakfast. TO LET, .A bedroom and sitting room, with use of kitchen, with or without attendance.