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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 986, 23 April 1862, Page 9 (Supplement)

THURSDAY, 21th APRIL. LAND ON THIHimRY ROAD. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIKK & SON have received instructions from R. J. S. Harman, Esq., agent for tho proprietor, to sell by Public Auction, at their rooms on THURSDAY, APRIL 24, Fifty Acres Freehold Land, part of rural section No. 48, situate and fronting upon tho Ferry Road, about half a mile from the south-east corner of the Town of Christchurch. Of this section, len acres are leased until September, 1866, at £5 per annum ; about eleven acres are leased until 1872 at £5 15s! per annum for four years, and at £11 10s. per annum for the remainder of the term; about twenty-nine acres are leased until 1876 at £7 2s. 6d. for one year, at £14 ss. for seven years, and £21 7s. 6d. for the last seven years of the time. This property has an unusually large frontage upon a main road, and is adjoining the contemplated site of the junction of the lines of railway from the north and from Lyttelton. To capitalists desirous of investing, this property oilers a moderate rate of interest upon capital, with a certain prospect of a great increase in value at the expiration of the leases. Upset Price—£7so. Sale at One o'Clock. 1321 MERINO RAMS. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. Tl/TESSRS. J. OLLIVIER AND SON have JXL received instructions to Sell by Public Auction in ALL APRIL, 180 PURE BRED MERINO FOUR-TOOTH RAMS. These Rams are bred from the pure Silesian Stock imported into the colony by Mr. Mason, and to the produce of which several prizes were awarded at the last sheep show on the Ashburton to the well known stock of Messrs. Kennaway. They are large framed rams,fine and heavy fleeces, thoroughly acclimatized and suited to the requirements of the colony as well for heavy carcass as fine wool. The Rams will shortly be on view at Mr. T. Wilkinson's Farm on the Lincoln Road. The Auctioneers are instructed to sell them without the slightest reserve. The time and place will be announced in a future advertisement. March 28,1862. 1320 BAKER'S PATENT MANGLES. MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON have two of the above for sale. 1102 J. OLLIVIER & SON, Christchurch. FREEHOLD LAND WANTED. WANTED to purchase within a distance of not exceeding two miles from Cathedral Square, Christchurch, — 15 to 30 acres of freehold land. Good water upon the section is an essential requisite. • Particulars to be forwarded to MESSRS. J. OLLIVIER & SON, 1383 Auctioneers, Christchurch. fTIHE undersigned begs to inform the inhabtants J- of Canterbury she has just received per Victoria a choice assortment of WINTER DRAPERY, UNEQUALLED IN CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY, Consisting of— Dresses, shawls, colleen-bawn and bournous mantles, paletots in sealskin, cloth, and tweed in great variety, ladies' loose riding jackets, Eiderdown petticoat, quilted silk and alpaca ditto, children's ditto, linsey, and repp skirts, Garibaldi shirts and vests, ladies' and maids' corset in every variety, Thompson's best patent crinolines in woollen and other materials, French merinos, French twills, alpacas, coburgs, Aberdeen winseys, knickerbocker ditto, camlets, Circassians, carmelites, llamas in pink, blue, amber, and white, Scotch ginghams and printed shirting, flannels, longcloth, calicos white and unbleached in single and double widths, table damask, Victoria table-covers, embroidered cloth ditto, honeycomb and huckaback, with damask bordered towels, rough and dressed hollands, glass and tea-cloths, nursery diaper, &c, white, drab, and slate twills, jeanettes and drab jean, ladies' trimmed and untrimmed. straw and felt hats, children's ditto, imitation wire blinds, also furs! FAMILY MOURNING. DAILY EXPECETED PER ZEALANDIA Striped and checked flannels, kid and empress winter gloves, ladies' and children's winter stockings, gents' ditto, chenille, braid, and silk hair nets, and various other articles too numerous to mention. J. SKILLICORN. Colombo street, April 15. 1567 EX LOUISA, DAILY EXPECTED, MAURITIUS SUGARS, comprising-— Fine white and yellow crystals First and second counters Bright ration. Samples are now on view at our Stores. DALGETY BUCKLEY & CO., 1470 Lyttelton and Christchurch. j TO THE ELECTORS OF LYTTELTON. rjENTLEMEN,—When, scarcely twelve vX months ago, you placed me in the honorable position of one of your Representatives, I hoped that I should retain that position until I coulddo something to shew my desire to advance your interests in a material degree, and prove incontestably the wisdom of your choice. That hope has been dissipated by the dissolution of the Council; and I must now trust that you have still sufficient confidence in me to return me at the forthcoming election. Should I be so happy as to obtain your suffrages, I promise to use my best powers in your service. I am, Your obliged servant, .. . o/t ALBERT T. BRAD WELL. April 17,1862. 16 27 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF LYTTELTON. GENTLEMEN,— Having for several years had the honor of being- one of "your Representatives in the Provincial Council, I am again solicitous to obtain one of the seats in tho next Council, now at your disposal. Among the various subjects that will engage the attention of the New Legislature, I consider none so important as the vexed question of Education and anticipating that a sound and liberal system of instruction will be introduced next session, I will if returned, cheerfully support the same The public works of this Province, more particularly in the outlying districts, I am anxious to see meet the same careful consideration and attention they did last Ression; and if you return mo as one of your members you may rest assured that the interests of Lyttelton and the harbor will b 0 my constant study and pleasing duty to promote. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, 1591 ROWLAND DAVIS.