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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 744, 24 December 1859, Page 6

JfOK SAI4 BY the Undorßignoclf ■ the Cargo of the Brig Mountain Maid, now landing, comprising— 40 cases homiydew tobacco 20 chests tea 40 half-chests tea 40 boxes tea 15 hhck Company's treacle 50 mats rai*ins Ground pepper in 501b. tins Ground ginger in 221b. tins 20 cases mustard in 4 dozen cases 10 canes salmon 20 casks oatmeal 4 tons soap in 1 cwt. boxes 20 sets candle moulds 250 dozen bottled ale and porter 40 cases champagne (Jacqueson's) 100 cases Geneva, .J .D.K.Z. 5 hhda. rum, 30 o.p. 15 tons Chilian flour 20 hhds. coal tar 1 ton oakum 100 bags coke 140 tons coal 200 pannelled doors 100 pairs window sashes 10 pairs French windows 100 bundles laths 12-pole and shaft wool drays I Sole, kip, and calf leather Kangaroo skins 1 ton Manilla rope 3 bales 72 in. grey calico 50 pieces cheese cloth Invoices of — Hosiery Regatta shirts Leamington cord trowsers Ladies' mantles Ladies' gloves and gauntlets Kolled lining Boiled jaconet White rolled shirting &c, Sec., Sec. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. Lyttelton, Dec. 20,1859. FOR SALE, BY the Undersigned, to arrive per Burmah and Roman Emperor, daily expected— 20 hhds. Bass & Co.'s No. 3 ale 10 hhds. Truman, Hanbury & Co.'s porter 200 dozen Allsopp's bottled ale 200 dozen Byass's bottled porter Invoice of Batty and Co.'s Oilmen's stores, containing 76 cases assorted Invoice of Crosse & Blackwell's Oilmen's stores, containing 75 cases assorted 25 hhds. crushed sugar 20 barrels oatmeal 10 casks vinegar 5 tierces Negrohead tobacco 10 cases honeydew tobacco 6 casks white lead 8 barrels linseed oil 30 drums linseed oil 3 casks glue 20 bundles oakum 1 ton milled lead 60 casks soda crystals 5 cwt tartaric acid 2 cases sickles 2 cases sheep shears Invoices of soft goods &c, &c, &o. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. Lyttelton, Dec. 20,1859. . GOVERNOR'S BAY. TO BE LET IN 2, 3, OR 4 ALLOTMENTS, FOR a term of years, not exceeding 14, from January, 1860, the 50 acre section No. 226, and situated at Dyer's Bay, 7 miles from Christchurch, and 5 from port. The features of the above may be summarised as follows:—Frontage on the Dyer's Bay and Governor's Bay roads, exceeding 120 chains, with 12 chains to the beach and Government Jetty which is about to be erected. Situation pleasant and healthy, with an abundance of running water. Firewood obtainable within three-quarters of a mile, and an outlet of considerable extent for graz- ' ing cattle over the two Raupakes, at a nominal charge. This section, from having a creek running through its entire length, would advantageously make two distinct farms. The improvements consists of a sod house, garden well stocked with fruit trees, and a road to the bush. For all further particulars, apply to W. H. PERCIVAL, or F. GUINNESS, at Mr. Pigeon's Office, Cashel Street, Christchurch. Dec. 3,1859. NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS. IyrOTICE is hereby given that Mr. J. Ellson -L-^l Brown has been appointed Collector of Immigrants' Bills; and Immigrants indebted to the Government are hereby informed that no intimation of the dates on which their respective hills fall due can he sent to them individually, but that legal measures will be adopted for the recovery with costs of such bills when overdue. In all cases in which females have been married since the granting of the bills, proceedings will be taken against their husbands. For the Provincial Secretary, THOS. WM. MAUDE, i Chief Clerk. | Christchurch, Dec. 1,1559. FOR SALE IN LYTTELTON, Within two minutes' walk of the Bank and I Peacock's Wharf, i A GOOD WEATHER-BOARDED HOUSE Ixl w ith the one-eighth of an acre of freehold land. Apply to F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO. 1 Oxford-si, Lyttelton, Nov. 29,1859. WOOL AND COLONIAL PRODUCE. fTIHE undersigned are buyers of Wool and JL other Produce, or will advance on consignments to their correspondents Messrs. Dalgety and Co., London and Melbourne. , DALGETY, BUCKLEY & Co. " ■'"■""■■■ —■.!—,.!■■—,... „.„..- —....„.„,..,_,.„ _ RANGIORA. TO BE LET, ] ON 14 YEARS BUILDING LEASES, TpHE section No. 226, fronting on the | JL. Ivaiapoi Direct Road 40 chains, and 12^ | chains to the Oxford road. | The situation is in the centre of the township, ) and close to tho Lion Hotel. This will be marked off in allotments of from 1 acre upwards, as ro« J fluu<ed« ■ m Thoro is a fifteen acre paddock belonging to it j& laid down with English grass, which would be well |8| adapted for a Cricket Club. Ip N.B.—All buildings to bo removable if not fflM taken at a valuation at the end of the lease. Jim For further particulars, enquire -of W. H. PER- /f|| CIVAL, or F. GUINNESS, Cashel Street, Christ- J m church. \ W Dec, 3,1859. . . fl