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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 712, 3 September 1859, Page 6

-SALE BYtPUBLIC AUCTION, SURPLUS STORES, ■EX CAMEO AND MARY .ANN. "TVJTR* ALPORT is instructed by Messrs. JxL Dalg-6t3r, -Buckley and Co., to sell i: by public Auction at his Auction Rooms, on TUESDAY, >&m SEPTEMBER, *~the-followittg stores.- consisting of— ■ ; Preserved Meats •'■ Soup.and Bou'Uli ; Hams ■Salt Beef Do. Pork i:Flour Biscnits ■ Rice : Peas " Oatmeal • Sugars ' Teas - Coffee Salt {Butter : ' Cheese Raisins Suet Pickles Vinegar Preserved Potatoes Lime Juice Bottled Ale and Porter Port and Sherry Wine *■ EMIGRANTS' FITTINGS, Ac, Ac. Sale at noon. r Lyttelton, August 26,1859. SALE OF UNCLAIMED. COWS. MR. WYLDE will sell by public auction at FEI^TON'S PERRY, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, *T W 0 M I L C H COWS, which have been running for the last two mollths on land in the occupation of Messrs. Mitchell -and Moody. Sale at ; 3 o'clock. mHE undersigned begs to inform the inhabitants J- of Kaiapoi and its vicinity that he has com- * menced business as a SMITH and* Repairer of all sorts of Agricultural Implements, Ploughs, Harrows, Scarifiers, Corn and Turnip Drills, and will j?ay particular'attention to. the Shoeing and Blacksmithing. X JOSEPH KEETLY, Piraki Street, Island, Kaiapoi. T HEREBYcertify that MR. GEORGE BOOTH . „ this day produced before me his Diploma from the College of Physicians and burgeons of Glasgow, and has thereby proved him- ■ self a legally qualified Medical Practitioner, within the terms of the " Medical Practitioners Ordinance" of New Munster. JOHN HALL, . n ""' „.. .'. . . Resident Magistrate. Resident Magistrate's Office, Lyttelton, August 22,1859. •unreserved sale of sawn timber, v.d.l. palings 4a.nd shingles, ■ at; aikman . and ilecren's wharf. ■jUTR. ; HARGREAVES will sell by public -auc4JfJl 7 Jkon, at Aikman and LeCren's Wharf, on THURSDAY, the' Bth SEPTEMBER, '■ without reserve, the following timber, — 50,000 feet white and red pine and kauri timber 40,000 5 ft. palings ■ 100,000 shingles Moulded doors, sashes, &c. - The whole will be sdd in lots to suit purchasers. Terms at Sale. Sale to commence at One O'Clock. -•wSO^ bnX T Carts wiU. be in tendance at the White Hart Hotel to convey intending purchasers to the sale; leaving at 12 o'clock. HORSE FOR SALE. A Handsome Cob, just landed from the ikmasis rn*i S^ 6"^ 1111 suPerior saddle and • double bridle—£7s,cash. May be seen atrMoney's Stables, Christchurch ■orßsuce's.Lyttelton. ; JtNSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. ~~ A- LADY professor of Music, just arrived from England, is desirous of obtaining pupils for the pianoforte and-singing. For terms, Ac, apply at' MRS. GOSNELL'S, . " ■. London Street, Lyttelton. Aagiisr-SO, 1859. 'CHABMAN'S NEW ZEALAND AEMANAC poeA.D. 1860, Will contain M, STRONOMICAL Ephemeris fbrS|B6o -*£*- Three Page Scribbling Diary Official Directory for'the Seven Provinces i Coasting-.i)irectory and Signals Cor the Har-(-bours ■ '' Table of Distances in New Zealand Garden, Orchard, arid Field Calendar Street 'Directory for Auckland and Environs Abstract of the Laws of New Zealand General-Compendium of Colonial lsro»ress. And other Items generally given. ° CHAPMAN'S "NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC foe AiD. 1860, WILL b'e'ithe most complete of its-kind ever published in New Zealand; the size will -'be post;;8vo. ,(^| x 7| inchest Advertisements will be received until "the first ' day of November. Terms—Quarter Page—Eight Shillings Half Page—Twelve Shillings Whole-Page—Twenty Shillings. ■ Agents foo New .IZealand :— ' „ Wellington—'Spectator' Office Taranaki—' Herald' Office Napier—' Herald' Office' Nelson—^Examiner1 Office Otago—J. Mollison, Princess Street . Auckland—George T. Chapman, Bookseller, Queen Street Canterbury—Claude M. Ollivier, Christchurch. „"""" WORKING "MEN { ATTEND a Public .Meeting at the Odd Fellows' M-Al LhMeU Street, Christdhurcli, on ■■ •SATURDAY EVENING, September 3, to con- : ■••sider the depression oT Labour;; also, to find some means to relieve the distress prevailing amongst i s-the unemployed and others in Christchurcli. I On behstlf of the unemployed, j , W. H. BARNES. I i 'Chair to be taken ait -7-o'dlook precisely.. !