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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 686, 4 June 1859, Page 7

I WOOL AND OTHER PRODUCE. | mHE Undersigned is prepared to make liberal 1 advances on Wool" or other Produce consigned, tohia^eHts^ !i '& SUMNER ROAD. ??T AN B T 0 LE T . ■('ft I . ' , 8 - _ , - . ,-, :..■ , .... ■ ' f^ft IA ■ \"~ ;''■' ' ■ ■"■'•■ " ' >' ' ■ '■ fee To be let on lease for the term of Seven Years,/ 'feP'about 30 acres of land" eligibly situated, adjoining: "^ithe Blacksmith's shop*, Sumner road, with exten-, r| f;«ive frontage thereon1, well adapted for' a paddock Ef-ybr small farm. ■■ ■; •,: ! ; . ' py For conditions of lease and further particulars} ! m ■-■ Apply to A. J.ALPOET, ; $-j-r : ; ;; I .';■'•■ Auctioneer. iQsj. Lyttelton, April 22,1858. „..,.../ ] f|; BRENCHLEY FARM, LYTTELTON. pfenpO LET, with .pitechasing clausb, several Iff! Sections of Land oh the above Farm. _ £pjfi Further particulars and terms can be obtained at, & i the office of-thV undersigned, M • A. J. ALPORT. jp; Lyttelton, Feb. 8,1859. ; ; S< WEEKLY SALE YARDS, . &&> OPPOSITE THE WHITE HART HOTEL, ; |^:: - CHRtSTCHURCH. i ?V\/TR. PAKKINSON, ;in thanking his' J£slHlL friends, and the public for their |f|sliberal support in thief Commission business, begs s^ixt 'inform a them, thathaving become a resident in ■.' jijChristchurch, his .Sale-yards, will be open for '?Ructions everySATIJR'DAY, i.;' '. .. : RANGIORAv ■ S|n?f TO BJI SO>LD, ■'. f(i}A ACRES of MND; with 21 chains |^^4e frontage to a mainrroard r and bounded: a distance" of 30 chains by a fine stream of P|Vater. ; : -'i; ". ■. ' : ■■■■■'; :- '■ } '■■■■.;:.:. ■■■■'■ : [feftS. Terms easy.—Title—Grown Grants. ' $$ Apply to Mtf/WYLDE, "%'-l)" ■ ■ ; : ' Kaiapoi. J'-l /V FORSAKE ■.:..-- k^"A powerful Pile Engine nearly new, all |i-iJ3L gear completey 26 feet hoist, and |-ton £l> ram. ' . —.. ; ; Alsa;... :: ; US?., Two Punts,, suitable-fbr the riversj each- capable i^iof carrying, a ton dead weight. \.;."" Apply to. &;- ."■•■ T. HUGHES, p^- Contractor. RACES, 1860. S: A SILVER CHALLENGE CUP iO*J3- Value—loo soys, |^-» r '- Added to a sweepstakes of 10 soys. Subscribers iT'^to pay 5 soys. the first year. ■ \fM Weights—3 years, 7st 71bs; 4 years, Bst 7 lbs; years, 9st 41b&; 6 years and aged, 9st 7 lbs. piC ' Distance, 2 miles; mares and geldings allowed p;/^3lbs. i|;i| The Cup to be run for on the following conb^/flitions: — |i|^X] J The Cup, if won two years in'succession by f^^|iorses the bona- fide property of the same owner, |^fto be retained by such owner; the winner of the 'Ir'KPjip °^ one year to hold it till the ensuing year, on pi^giving proper security to the Secretary of the CanMifterbury Jockey Club. £?^'-\The Cup, if not challenged the ensuing year, to Bj^ybe the property of the holder. i!p<P' Any person wishing to challenge the Cup, to M?J^JKfve notice in writing to the Secretary of the C. J. Illll^lub, and to pay 10 soys. to the sweepstakes, one ||p;fjßionth previous to the first day of the races.7 |k]s- Entrances for the above race to be made to the |||sgecretary, on the Saturday before the races, 1860. |Jft CANTERBURY MAIDEN STAKES. l§ffs;of £6 each, h f (if declared to the Secretary on or iC?j j:t>efore 6 o'clock on the Saturday before the races, |X with £100 added j open to all horses that f!*lß& aye never won Public money previous to the day r?j-|ff6f entrance. English J.C.P. weights for age. 1| ypnile's. The second horse to receive £20 out of the p||*takes; the winner to pay £5 towards expenses. SH^o person to enter a horse unless a subscriber of ||)iat least £2 annually to this fund. Entries to be p&smade under sealed cover to the Secretary of the ppfftCJ.C, on or before 6 o'clock, the first Saturday'in 1859. %\> entries for the canterbury UnT derby. "■;f|f- Mr. Lee's (Kaiapoi) gr f Beeswing, by The 1 jij f Wanderer, out of Countess Wi- r- Harston's roan g Sultan, 2 years (1859) ||$L. Mr. Parkerson's br f Kaloolah, by Schamyl, fiHK . dam, Zenobia . - l|V|| Mr. Harris's eh f by St. Aubyn, out of Prinpj'l;,, cess ..■ *|'yi Mr. Leaches fby St. Aubyn, but of Border M| Mgid '."'•'.' . : llti" Mr. G. L. -Lee's grorroanf by The Wanderer. $'.# out of Brunhilda $g£ Mr. Hodgson names bf by Sir Hercules, out oi W Spray :/ ■ -... ■'.' ■• ■-.-;■• ffiF Mr. Mallock's bgout of own sister to Glenfe^ don, by Vaccination II Mr. Mallock's gr g Grimaldi, by Wanderer, out if, 'of Nelly . ■ '•■ ■: • 1' Mr. Cator's fby St. Aubyn, out of Woodstock Si Mr. Cator names eh cby Barber, out of Gingei A Mr. Smart's eh g Heroe, by Glaucus, out oi |i Lady Ellen I ENTRIES FOR THE TWO-YEAR OLD I STAKES. Mr. White's gr c, 2 years, Fossicker, by WanU , derer, out of Fanny I? ; Mr. Parkerson's roan f Sultana, by The Wanfy! derer, out of Georgiana i|i Mr. F. Day's bf, by Bay Middleton, out oi &:, Queen . pn s Mr. Charles Turner's b h Faugh-a-ballagh, bj '' Bay Middleton t out of a mare imported bj V J. Tinline i, Mr. Mallock's bg, by Skeleton, out of Pamela ' C. G. HODGSON, I Hon. Sec. f - — ; — ; . _ J TO BE SOLD, | A HOUSE and ONE ACRE and A-HALF oJ I LAND on the Papanui-road, 3 miles from I Christchurch. For particulars, apply at the Papanui | Store. 1 LYTTELTON JETTY. I TO MERCHANTS' AND OTHERS. I "TVT^ICE.—Goods landed on the jetty must be I -*-* taken away the same day, otherwise pro- | s ceedings will be taken for the obstruction of the •{ traffic. - - $ EDWARD GENET, f$ ...... Wharfinger. ..JOHN C. ANGUS, !4 SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, At Mr. Thomson's Auction Mart. /""YN hand, a select variety of Saddlery ; \J- whips, switches, brushes, spurs, &c. Horses measured and carefully fitted,