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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1087, 11 April 1863, Page 6

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. W. and N. JOYNT beg to announce that, having succeeded in procuring accommodation for carrying on their business in CHRISTCHURCH as AUCTIONEERS, they will on an early date submit to public competition A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, Consisting of:— About thirty tons of very superior flour . A quantity of sugar 10 qr-casks of sherry 3'hhds ditto 1 spring cart, will carry from 12 to 15 cwt of goods 400 gallons kerosine 8,000 bricks, more or less, to be seen on the Windmill Road, adjoining Mr. Wood's residence. (Unreserved.) An assortment of drapery, boots and shoes, and a quantity of useful stores, particulars of which will appear in future advertisements. The Sale will take place at the rear of their new office, COLOMBO STREET, Adjoining Thompkin's Railway Chop House. 1692 FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD LAND. MESSRS. W. and N. JOYNT are instructed to dispose by private treaty of a valuable FiftyAcre Section of Freehold Land, No. 2741, close to the new Township of Ashley, and three miles from Rangiora. The improvements consist of a threeroomed weather-boarded and cobbed house, garden well stocked with fruit and forest trees and hedges, 22 acres fenced, 16 broken up, stockyard, piggeries, &c. Also, immediately adjoining the above, a FiftyAcre Section of Leasehold Land, No. 3225, held at 5s per acre, purchasing clause in about three years at £5 per acre. On this section also considerable improvements have been made. There are never failing springs of water on both sections, and there being a good outlet for cattle on to the hills, and the land proving very favorable to the growth of English grasses, every facility is afforded for starting a dairy farm. Price very low. Plans can be seen at Oxford Terrace West, Christchurch, and Kaiapoi. 1691 FOR SALE, the interest in the lease (about 18 years unexpired) of the OFFICES lately in the occupation of the undersigned, on Oxford Terrace West, Christchurch. A small family would find this a very desirable little residence. Apply to W. & N. JOYNT, Colombo street, Christchurch, and Kaiapoi. ON SALE AT THE BIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD WAREHOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. Glasgow cooking stoves Ditto hall ditto Register ditto Ditto fronts Patent Exeter ranges 1 Bentall's 2-horse thrashing machine 1 1-horse gear, with intermediate motion for driving chaff cutters, &c. 1 3-horse ditto ditto ditto 1 large chaff cutter 1 ditto oat bruiser 1 ditto root grater Chaff cutters assorted 1 patent rotary corn screen Page's diagonal iron harrows Ditto improved 4-wlieel wrought leverage scufflers Ditto patent eclipse ploughs Plough and cart traces Also a large assortment of building and furnishing ironmongery, at considerably reduced prices. To arrive per Huntress, Evening Star, and Sebastopol:— 3 Hornsby's prize patent corn dressing machines 6 chaff cutters 1 ditto ditto, with 1-horse gear 3 intermediate motions 4 cases galvanized guttering 46 boxes glass 1 case self-coiling steel shutters 1 cask fire clay balls 2 ditto sad irons 12 bar weights 6 bundles steel 1 bale ash handles 2 cases assorted saws 1 ditto patent, axles 6 dray ditto 1 case cart springs 5 hhds. holloware 3 casks tinware 12 Kent grates 2 trusses rig'd sail twine 3 cases fenders 1 barrel resin 3 casks anticorrosive paint 1 cask putty 5 ditto paint 5 firkins blue vitriol 1 case varnish, in tins 55 kegs nails, assorted 10 casks builders' ironmongery 5 tons BBH bar iron 8 trusses boots and shoes, assorted. E. REECE & CO., Lyttelton; or E. REECE, 1667 Christchurch. TO be Let on Building Leases for 21 years, several Valuable Sections of Land, situated in St. Asaph street and Durham street south, near the railway station, on reasonable terms. Apply to E. Willis, Builder, Hereford street, Christchurch. 1674 TO BE SOLD OR LET. RENT £400 A-YEAR. THE old established PHCENIX BREWERY, doing a good trade, and capable of doing 24 barrels at a brewing, 120 barrels weekly, and can be worked at 30 per cent less than any other brewery in New Zealand. It stands on one acre of ground. The plant consists of large tanks, capable of holding 60,000 gallons of water, sending the water to any part of the brewery. Pumping and grinding, &c., done with steam engine at a trifling cost, and can be shown to be a saving of 30 per cent. This offers a good investment for a brewing company, or to any business party. A large fortune can be made. The only reason for letting this first-class business is because the proprietor, who has carried on the business for nearly ten years, is about visiting England. All particulars can be obtained on enquiring at the Phoenix Brewery. 1671 RICHARD TAYLOR. AN American Express Waggon, with pole, shafts, and break, to be sold. Price, £50. Apply to Mr. M. J. Burke, Hals well, Christchurch. 1663 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. THE Christchurch City Council are prepared to receive applications from persons willing to fill the office of Inspector of Nuisances. Salary, £150 per annum. Applications to be sent to t"iis office on or before 4 p.m. on Monday, the 20th of April. Candidates are requested to attend at 7 p.m. on the same evening. By order, GEORGE GORDON, Town Clerk. Christchurch, April 8, 1863. 1668 ALL DEBTS contracted by the Chief Stewards for provisions, stores, &c., for use of I.R.M. Co.'s steamers, to be rendered in the name of W. Walker, providore, together with the name of the ship; otherwise they will not be recognised. W. WALKER, 1670 Providore I.R.M. Co.'s Steamers.