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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 708, 20 August 1859, Page 5

iWn STCibfrtiscmcnts?. FOE OTA GO. rnHE well-known fast-sailing- s.s. WHITE -X SWAN, W. G. (Jellem, Commander, in connexion _ with the Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Ste;uners, is expected to arrive here on or about the 21st Instant, and will proceed to the above port as USUSII. .For freight or passage, apply to COOKSON, BOWLER & CO., Agents. Lyttelton, August 19, 1859. FOR MELBOURNE, CALLING AT NELSON. i .fJIHE Clipper Brig-antine ACTIVE, 13(3 , X Tons .Register, T. Smith, Commander, will Sail for the above Ports on TUESDAY, the 23rd Instant. For freight or passage, apply to DALGETY, BUCKLEY. & CO., Norwich Quay. August 18/1859. BARQUE MINERVA. •THE Captain and Owners of the above vessel -*•■- hereby give' notice that they will not be answerable for any, debts contract! by the crew. COOKSON, BOWLER & CO., _ Agents. T I M B E R , ' EX MARIQUITA FROM MANAWATU. MR/ L. E NATHAN is now ready to treat with parties requiring^ timber, and has at present on sale the cargo of the above vessel, consisting.^ • . ;■ r 41,883 FEET SAWN TIMBER, which will be found well, cut, and the sizes mostly required, at the, present .time ; particulars of which can be ascertained oh application to him. ~~~ FOR SALE, ~~ SOME Strong; Active Draught Geldings and Mares. : .:"■'■ W. FAWDINGTON. mWO Valuable FARMS near- ChristX. churcli. :. . .. . W. FAWDINGTON. SOME Allotments of TOWN LAND. W., FAWDrNGTON. STORES FOR SALE, on board the Ship Mary Ann :-— - ( ■ , ' 2 bouts „. ' ... . : 800 yards boat canvas 100 gallons turpentine, in 20 drums 120 dozen wine ' ' 10 short 18-potiriders, with 100 rounds ■ .. of shot. ' - . ESTATE OF JAMES FRANCIS McCARDELL. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to James Francis McCardell, of Christchurch, Stationer, &c, nre requested to pay the amounts of their respective debts without delay, at the Offices of the undersigned. ' B}' order of the Trustees, H. B. JOHNSTONS, Solicitor. Cashel Street. Christchurch, August 14, 1859. CONTINUATION OF UNRESERVED. SALE BY AUCTION. MR. ALPORT is instructed by Messrs. .James Morrison & Co. to sell by Public Auction, 6n the Premises, Canterbury-st., ■•■■.•'■'; i. ':■■'•.■ on ' , ... ■ ; THURSDAY NEXT, 25th Instant without the slightest reserve, the following Merchandise, viz.:— Gents' saddles (hogskin), ladies' saddles, bridles, single rein, snaffle bits, best twisted snaffle, single rein, best plated twisted snaffle, covered buddies, double rein, Pelhara bits, best plated, with -martingales;'single'rein without bits, ladies' bridles without bits, best double gig, covered buckles, &c, &c. Cruppers, martingales, dog collars, patent leather gig collar, stirrup leathers, reins (various), coat straps, packing straps, hobbies, &c. Best cart .collars,-names,, and back band, bullock leading harness, cart do., gig traces, halters, trace chains. &c, &c. Stock whips, $ig do., hunting do., cart do., whip lashes,, riding whips, Malaea. canes, silver mounted do., ladies riding do., &c.,&e. Curry combs, horse brushes, knee preservers, spurs, stirrup irons, bits in great variety, curb chains, mam; combs, dipping do., "&t\, &c. Earthenware and glass , . . Handsome, vases, ladies' work bags, portnionnjpfl, fancy work boxes, brooches, measuring tapes, &c, &c] .•; And other goods. ; Sale at Noon: j N.B.—The attention of the saddlery trade and others ' is' especially directed to tho above sale, as every-lot submitted will be sold without the slightest j reserve. j Lyttelton, August 19, 1859. i