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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 698, 16 July 1859, Page 6

&AIAPOI. SALE "AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. MR. WYLDE will sell by public auction, at the Assembly Rooms, Kaiapoi, on MONDAY, JULY 25, <5|»0; cases'old torn # cases port wine 5 cases E.I; Madeira 5 Cases Marsala ' ■;..'■ Large assortment of Mappiris cutlery 1 bale blankets 6 cases Chow-Chow 6 cases preserved ginger 4 dozen spades . 2 dozen shovels 49' iron pots : r 5 dozen1 silk umbrellas 6 French clocks (with shades) Sale at 12 o'clock. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED SALE OF LAN© -AT KAIAPOI. MR. WYLDE Has deceived instructions to sell by public auction, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, 'feeingl pW of-rural section No. 362 a, now in the occupation of Mr. Stephen Pajiie Smith- This "land has very large deep water frontage to the'Wai'makariri, and is dow used, as the landing placeiior tinibe'r serif from Kaiapoi and Rangiora to' Christdhurohl It wilt be' sold in' lots' of from halfcmricre to five acres. Further particulars can be obtained of the Auctioneer. KAIAPOI. SALE OF TREES AND SHRUBS. MR. WYLDE'S last sale For this season of fruit and forest trees, ; grass -and -clover seeds, Ac, will take place at the Assembly x&Jrinis/ori SATURDAY, JULY 23L Sale at 12 o'clock. KLAER'S CANINE AND EQUINE HIPPODROME, , at the "■■ . ;..' \ TOWN MALL, LYTTELTON, for ONE WEEK ONLY, commencing on MON D A V-, JU&*Y 18, .'Ami will continue every night during the week, WITH CHAN GE S * in the Role of Entertainments JriCH REPRESENT AT I ON. ON SATURDAY, JULY 23, & SELECT MID-DAY JUVENILE TETE., for families and the little masters and misses. Scenes and acts arranged expressly to please the* -ladies and juveniles. The doors will, open each night at 7 and commence at. a quarter to-8. The Mid-Day Entertainment will commence at *2. Doors open at half-past 1; v Prices.of admission: 'Boxes, 55., Children; halfprice; Pit, 35., Children, half-price. LYTTELTON COLONISTS'SOCIETY j AND LITERARY INSTITUTION. A LECTURE will be given in the Town XL Hall oh MONDAY EVENING, July "25, at 7 o'clock, by the REV. F. KNOWLES. SUBJECT: : I THE PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANS. August 8,-second Lecture on Geology, by Rev. C ,'Fraser. ■ August,^, Lecture oh Music with Illustrations, hy . . Mr. C. Jennings. September 12, second Lecture on the Primitive , Christians, by Rev. F. Knowles. -September 26, Lecture on the Anglo-Saxons, by Mr. J. G. Fyfe. E. MILLS, « . ■.-..-. Hon. Sec. Lyttelton, July 15,1859. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE - church of england in the Parochial district of lower heathcote and sumner. B" ROTHER CHURCHMEN^—I beg- to offer myself as your representative in the approaching of the Diocesan Synod, and to assure you that, should your choice fall upon itie', your interests shall be most carfefully watched over. Soliciting, therefore, your votes and support •at the ensuing election, I remain yours faithfully, HENRY A. SCOTT. Glenmore, July 13, 1859. Tyr.BS.SRS. BEAN and ASHWORTH JjlL heg leave to inform the public that &hey have now Two Boats, and are; prepared to -ferry over from Rhodes' Bay .to Lyttelton twice a •Iday, and ofterier if required. Purau, July 14,1859. . lIT ANTED,—A situation by *t YOUNG *+;.:.. WOMAN to take "the charge and .education of two or three children. Qtago, Nelson t br AfcSMa preferred. ■ ■ . Address, A.B C, Post Office, Kaiapoi. July 13,1859. ON SALE, DV THE UNDERSIGNED. " 'TR. T°NS FLOUR, in 100 and^OOlb. bags :JLO 5 do. Company's pieces sugar ; ;3 do. .Company's crystals sugar j 1 do. bright Mauritius sugar i 5 cases sardines, |-and tins ;Ex Mabiposa, from y.D.L. ~ : 120;000 6.6,006 palings sft. 14.000 palings, 2|ft. _ 32,000 tfeeUimber Laths and battens Sofa's, Couches, 100-' tables,"and chairs. E. 'A. HARGREAVES. July 12,1859. COCH-IN CHINA FOWLS. A FEW on'sale by tKe uhaersigned, P. FOX & CO., London Street, ONE POUND REWARD. : X 'OST, a Dark Brown Cow, nearly Black, | JLi Heith White under the belly, and tail i tipped with Wliile/brand R on the near rump,"not very elearj and had on a short tether rope. Any person finding tlie same, and returning it to WILLIAM MOODY, Maori Brisii, Kaiapoi, will receiye the above reward.