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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 752, 21 January 1860, Page 6

> KAIAPOI. ! SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS. j ME. WYLDE will sell by auction, at the A ! semblj Rooms, Kaiapoi, on ■ MONDAY, JANUARY 23, I a very valuable collection of books, coniprisj,,,, ! (inionuHt otbei'H, — Oi j Stephen's Book of the Farm ; Sir Walter Scott's Works, (3 vols. (il lust rated) I Fanners' Library, .containing Youatt, on V '"' HorHC, Ox, Sheep, etc. (illustrated) "; < Youatt's Complete Grazier I Lardner's Steam Engine and Railways ! The Art Union, 4 vols. f The Family Herald, 3 volh. I Arnold's Life, 2 voh. f Brovvn'ri Gleanings from Life's Harvest China in 1857 and 1858, by the " Times Corres. pondent" Life of Hugh Miller . j Hugh Miller's Cruize of the Betsey j Do. Footprints of the Creator ) Lawrence'a Lecture* on Man I Novels of Thackery, Dickens and others. « Sale immediately after the sale of the .Material * of the Church. ! KAIAPOI. ~ ; IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSES & LAND '■ PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR. WYLDE has received instructions f rom Mr. Everest, to dispose of the whole of hi s property in Kaiapoi, by public auction, on MONDAY, JANUARY 30. This valuable property consists of several neetions of land in different parts of the town, and three excellent dwelling houses, one of which has been built for an hotel. Further particulars will be given in future advertisements. Kaiapoi, Jan. 12,1860. KAIAPOI CHURCH. MR. WYLDE having received instructions from the Standing Commission of the Diocesan Synod to dispose of the materials of the Church at Kaiapoi, begs to announce that he will offer ; the same for sale by public auction, at tbe Assembly Rooms, on MONDAY, JANUARY 23. Nearly the whole of the timber in the above building, with the exception of the boarding, is of black pine, and is in a thoroughly sound condition. There is also a large quantity of well seasoned, wrought boarding in the roof and floor. The terms of payment, unless otherwise arranged with the auctioneer, previous to the sale, will be ten per cent cash on the fall of the hammer', and the remainder within one week. The purchaser will be required to remove the materials from the ground within three months from the day of sale. All further information, aud every facility of inspection will be given by the auctioneer, on application to him at his office in Kaiapoi. Sale at 12 o'clock punctually. "DURNELL & BENNETT have received in--L* structions to dispose of a part of section No. 87, Christchurch South District, having frontage on the River Avon, admirably adapted lor Villa residences:— Lot 1. having a frontage on the river of 5 chains, and containing about oh acres. • " Lot 2. having frontage on the river of 5 chains, and containing 3f acres, together with 2 cottages, now bringing in 10s. per week each. Lot 3. having frontage on the river of 10 chains, and containing 2f acres. Lot 4. having frontage on the river of 5 chains, and containing 6f acres. ■ Lot 5. having frontage on the river of 7 chains 85 links, and containing 1| acre 3. Lot 6. having frontage on the river of 5| chains, and containing 3| acres. Lot 7. having frontage on the river of 5 chains, and containing 5 acres. In all about 28 2-4 acres. Plans of the property as laid off can be seen at the office of BURNELL & BENNETT, Auctioneers, &c,., Christchurch. These Jots will shortly be submitted to public competition, if not disposed of by private sale. FOR SALE, BY the Undersigned, the Cargo of the Brig Mountain Maid, now landing, comprising— 40 cases honeydew tobacco 20 chests tea 40 half-chests tea 40 boxes tea 15 hhds. Company's treacle 50 mats raisins Ground pepper in 561b. tins Ground ginger in 221b. tins 20 cases mustard in 4 dozen cases 10 cases 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 hhds. 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 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 Rolled lining Rolled jaconet White rolled shirting &c, &c, &c. _LL , " J. T. PEACOCK & CO. Lyttelton, Dec. 20,1859. CHAPMAN'S NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC FOR A.D. 1860, HAS arrived, and may be obtained at the offices ' Cashel.Street. CLAUDE M. pLLIVIER, ChnstchiwchyJttouary 7, I860."