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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1131, 12 September 1863, Page 7

SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. London Stheet, Lyttelton. CLARKSON & PREECE beg to announce that they are now selling off their stock off DRAPERY AND HOSIERY GOODS, at greatly reduced prices, previous to the dissolution of the Arm, which will take place the 30th instant, when the business will be carried on by T. Preece only, with an entire new assortment of goods. All accounts owing must be settled by the end of this month. Sept. 5, 1863. 3981 SEED BARLEY. AVERY superior sample, grown by Joseph Brittan, Esq., Linwood Farm, Avonside, can be supplied to farmers by the undersigned, either at their Malthouse, Canterbury Brewery, or at their Malthonse adjoining Taylor's (Phoenix) Brewery, at 6s per bushel, for cash, or arrangements may be made for payment in kind, after harvest. J. HAMILTON WARD & CO., 3730 Canterbury Brewery. MALTSTERS' PRIZE OF £10.. TT7E hereby offer a prize of £10 for one bushel W of the finest Malting Barley grown within the Province of Canterbury, to be exhibited and adjudged at the next Autumnal Exhibition of the Christchurch Horticultural Society, the prize sample to become our property. J. HAMILTON WARD & CO., | 3731 Canterbury Brewery. | " COKE. COKE for SALE in large or small quantities, at the Canterbury Brewery. 2373 J. HAMILTON WARD & CO. END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. RANGIORASALE OF SURPLUS STORES. MR. WM. BUSS has received instructions from Mr. J. B. Wilson to sell by public auction at his Store, Rangiora, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, And following day (if necessary), A large quantity of surplus stores, comprising— Drapery, clothing, ironmongery, crockery, oilman's stores, &c., &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. Luncheon provided. For full particulars see hand bills. 3975 LAND SALE AT WOODEND. That well-known property called "THE BEACONSFIELD ESTATE," Late the residence of Captain Fuller, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In lots to suit purchasers, BY MR. WILLIAM BUSS, ON MONDAY, the 28th day of SEPT. NEXT, At the house of Mr. Hinge, Woodend (known as the Woodend Hotel), at 12 o'clock sharp. THIS MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY will be put up in lots to suit purchasers, as per plans to be seen at the offices of the auctioneer at Rangiora, at the house of Mr. Hinge, Woodend, and at Day's Hotel, Kaiapoi.

THE HOUSE AND FARM BUILDINGS ■will be put up in one lot, with the 23 acres of land adjoining. The line of railway to the north runs through one corner of this lot. ALL the LOTS will be put up at toe LOW " UPSET PRICE MARKED ON THE PLANS, and may be applied for at the house of Mr. Hinge, , Woodend, or at the offices of the auctioneer, Ran- t giora, which, if no higher bidder at the auction, will j be knocked down to the applicant. 1 Tebms of Sale: One-third cash; the balance by bills at 6 and 12 i months, bearing bank interest. j Luncheon provided. Further particulars may be obtained at the offices of the auctioneer, T T a **■ uttqc MR. WILLIAM BUSS, Rangiora; or at the offices of Messrs. Johnstone & Williams, Solicitors, Christchurch. ' August 12, 1863. OR SALE, at Kaiapoi, TWO ACRES of Freehold LAND, fenced in and broken up, with three-roomed weather.-board house thereon, situated in Sneyd-street, Keel, near Kaiapoi. Eor particulars apply to ALFRED WESTON, 4062 ma *° l FOR SALE, a team of six BULLOCKS, with dray and gear complete^ 9660 Tlm * m ' TO BE SOLD, OR TO BE LET ON LEASE. SEVERAL desirable Properties, in Christchurch and its vicinity. CHAS. E. FOOKS, Architect and Surveyor, Lichfield street. Nov. 14th, 1862. TO BE LET IN LICHFIELD STREET. TWO sets of offices or chambers, in one of the best localities in Christchurch. ■■ Apply to C. E. FOOKS, Architect and Surveyor, 3726 Christchurch. FARMERS FAVORITE. THIS well-known entire draught horse will stand this season at the farm of the undersigned; he will attend at Oxford, Kaiapoi, and the Creek. Particulars at a future date. Mares can be taken in to at the farm, Rangiora, at 3s 6dper week. care taken but no responsibility. Terms: £4, and ss. groomage. 3956 RICKMAN, BROS. STALLION FLYING CLOUD. THE thorough-bred horse Flying Cloud, 4, years old bv Frank, out of Omen, by Melbourne, serve mares This season at Edd's Horse Repository Christchurch. Terms: 8 guineas; groomage S Flvine Cloud wiU be limited to 40 mares, and as several are already booked, early application is recommended. Apply to W. EDDS, Christchurch; or to «afi3 E. MITCHELL, Lyttelton. ""cQQKSON) BOWLER & CO.'S ACCOUNTS. ATT debtors to Cookson, Bowler & Co. are hereto pay their accounts to the "to i iy SriKa to take summary fltep® for the enforcement of payment by le K''P Mi a ■This advertisement does not apply to station aCCOUI,tS * J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON Lyttelton and . June 5, in*-