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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 721, 5 October 1859, Page 5

■ . OATS. THE Provincial Government, are prepared to receive Tenders up to SATURDAY, the 15t;h inst., at 12 o'clock, for the supply of 300 BUSHELS of OATS, for the Survey Department for the year ending 30th September, 1860, viz.:— 100 bushels to be delivered at the Survey Office, Christen u'rch, in quantities of not less thau 25 bushels within each quarter of the year, And 200 bushels "to be delivered at the Survey Office, Kaiapoi, in quantities of not less than 50 . bushels within similar periods. . . J, OLLIVIEE, . Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, . Christchurch, Oct. 3, 1859. J. F. McCARDELL'S ASSIGNMENT. "IVrOTICE is hereb.y given, that a Meeting" •-Ll of the Creditors of the said J. F. McCardell, will be held at No. 1, Christchurch, on MONDAY NEXT, the 10th instant, at 1 p.m., to 'examine balance sheet, and/declare dividend. W. STRINGER, "> A . . E. REECE, jAssiSnees. DUKE. . rpHIS well known draught horss will X stand for the season at MR. FISHER'S FARM, on the Heathcote. . Terms— £2 15s.—Grroomage included. , . Mares' taken into foal, &c. Every attention will be paid, but no responsibility incurred. Ocfcw 1,1859." .

•LAND ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. . SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR , . PURCHASING BUILDING . SITES IN SOUTH CHRISTCHURCH, PRO N T ING THE TOW N BELT, •38 ALLOTMENTS OF LAND, in one of the healthiest and most eligible position^ . ' in South Christchurch. ■'..." ". MR. D. BARNARD has received instructions from - Mr. J. J. Buchanan (who i« leaving the province), to sell by public auction, aft" 'the White Hart Hotel, on, ; ' : :. . . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1859, all that highly valuable piece of property situated,: in South Christchurch, fronting the Town Belt, in, HALF AND .QUARTER-ACRE . ....... , ■/. ALLOTMENTS. The. auctioineeiv in offering the above valuable .property for.competition, calls the especial attention, of purchasers to its situation, and,trusts that no citizen who has 'ten. minutes to spare will allow the opportunity to pass without walking up and inspecting; the land. i: --:; ; r.. ... "-..,- •. The railway station -.reserve, to which several of the sections front t is-a sufficient guarantee that:the property, which itaust'be sold 1;o the highest bidder j is really w^rthHhe''-;attentioniof the public, and; therefore should be"eagerly sought after./ '. ' "'.'.''' '-.._ .;:•.■; -,i; ■■■_„;-.•;■' Plans of the .property, can beiseen.at th^Whitfti.'iA;:?.:; Hart HoteT^ Rqyal.Hotel, /and: at the^officeiofitha;: i^n ■auctioneer, Cashel street. ,■•■; ''■■ r-.y i'V\\sim sri b\ooi> 3*; Terms—One third cash, balance' by^Mll*3nreeV>^4'? twelve-'roonths.^- ?^: 3^o;{ ™ W ;' ijaK:: ? Sale at 12 o'clock (sharp)?- **■< LuhcheSn^pftiaea^ V^W- . ; l' ■,-..■.; *V• „ - 'j.;- %' '. :. »;>.".. £ JvV'uU rfi^jtj tl ~t' .'-'"-- ---v;< ■'■■- : THl}flSJ^^ojMl*BS^ c S ; . V ■UNRESER^ED^SAiES^Oj To Timber* JferchMls^^ilSerajtpaj^nte^^^; '.-,,.,, ■■■ ■•■•■ • •;■■ ;■ ;.;'';::^1:;;. i :.,"ip|&e)ra;.;X; 1^: "^ r '"^?;;' : - "\- MR. W^D.;BARNARD>wiIi sell % Public. ' Auction^ at .'his Sdle':Yard§y<;oppositevltlte White Hart-Hotel/btf.,-^:^^ --' ?«"f ri-"-i-i.: l"-li ■ ■■■■ ■ ■; iTj^sjA^pfeTOßg|:6,: 7:?;: ■ :^[: .;.'■; \vithbut atiya-eseiv^v .ihv'lots to.suitipAirchasers, - \ ! IO.QOQ. feet Boards'and Scantling. ; 1 Termsat<Saje;-^4f:'vSalea*a2'(sh#p).; -^ ; / - . '■.■•■ tin*, i, I.": :'■.;;,....' '^0 Wine iatid-'- Spirit 'Merchants,- Storekeepers,-and " ;.v „.:■; -K*^ .=■■,•:■= -Others.; ■_ != -1;-; ' ■•■:-/"' ■ ; WTR. ■iWv.:'l);!."i3A'RNAßD\'has\receW l ed lnstrup* ' yjjJi :-. tioris froih 'the Xmporters, to : Sell by Public Auction, at his Sale, Ilponls, Cashel Street,. ON THURSDAt, OCTOBER 6, A large assortment of-..:.■'.. . , . ..;...'. ...; .■ WINES AND SPIRITS., ■••■■■•' 'comprising:—. ': ' . "200 cases pale brandy ■ ' ■ 100 .cases Pigeon's old torn ;: 20 cases Golden Sherry ■ ■• 10 cases Port . . 9 hhds. B.P. "rum, 30 o.p. . '3 hhds. Mai'tell's brown brandy 3 qr. casks'do. ■, pale do. 3 hhds. Port wine . '■ - 5 qr. casks Sherry ' ■ I hhd. Whiskey, &c., &c. " - ■ ■ Sale at 1 (sharp^; Terma at Sale. '■• MR. THOMSON ;. W' ILL offer for Sale, in Mr. Parkinsons • Stockyards, on" ■■■.-'• "■ :-. ' : ; -SATURDAYj" OCTOBER Bth, Prom one of the best breeding, establishments, in Nelson, — . , ■ ... • 12 Draught Colts and Fillies • : . 2 clever Hackneys . Akj) RUBY, thoroughbred, 4 years old> by Sir Hercules, out of Pearl. - ■ - ' - SALE. OF THOROUGHBRED HORSE STOCK, ETC;, AT MR. PARKINSON'S STOCK YARDS, ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER „ B*H, ... lE. THOMSON, ATTEB THE SAIE. OF DEAUGHT, HOESES. THE NTJN.-^-A chestnut mare,'thorough- . bred, imported to Nelson,, by— Esq., and late the property of W> .Harrisj Esq., in foal to Skeleton. „ A yearling' colt (Entire) by Sir Hercules, out of Nun. —Foaled November, 1858. Brunette, thoroughbred mure, imported hy G. McClymo'nt, Esq., 1858. For pedigree see 'Bells Life in Sydney,'&c. In foal to Tow ton. ' ■ , . ' . I Miss Jenner, a thoroughbred mare, imported by Alfred Cox, Esq., by—Case, Esq., by whom her pedigree .-will be'-given.-In, foal to Towton. Jenny, a•?four-year old filly, thoroughbred, a ■ splendid saddle filly. Huntsman, well known as one of the best hacks m the province. Reuben, a grey, horse, 5 years old, first-rate in saddle and harness. . - Rose, a thoroughbred mare, splendid side-saddle mare Also, a few other good saddle and harness horses.