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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1695, 23 May 1866, Page 3

New Advertisements. 1 LENDERS WANTED for Splitting about X 5,000 Posts and Bails in the Ahuriri Bush. Also, About Three Miles of DITCH and BANK FENCING on the Tujtapu. Apply to Mr. GOULD, at the Ahuriri Station 5 or to R. H. RHODES, Christchurch 624 TANTED, a TURNER. To a first-class 11 hand constant employment will be given. Apply at the Canterbury Foundry. c 623 ?1 REWARD.-LOST, between Four 1 1 and Eive p.m., on Tuesday, May 22, a LEATHER SADDLE BAG, on the road between Dilloway's and Money's Stables, round by the Carlton. Any one bringing the same toMoney'B Stables will receive the above reward, c 620 J1 QA REWARD.-The Undersigned i\J having sustained considerable loss from the ravages of Two Black-and-Whitc Dogs among their Sheep, in the neighbourhood of the Quarantine Ground, in the month of November last, hereby offer a Reward of. £2O to any person giving information that 'will lead' to the discovery of the owners of the dogs. They will also supplement the reward with the amount of damages recovered, and which are estimated at £IOO. 625 R. & G. RHODES, THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, 23rd MAY. SALE OF IRON NAILS, BOTTLED PORTER, HAMS, BACON, CHEB6E, FLOUR, SUGAR, See.] MR, H. E, ALP OR T will sell by auction, At the Market place Saleßooms, ChrJßtchurcb, THIS DAY, MAY 23, 10 bags wrought and cut iron nails 30 cases bottled porter (quarts) 1 ton Canterbury hams and bacon Half ton prime English cheese i 2 tons Canterbury flour I *, Half ton.crystal? sugar And other goods. Sale at Two o'clock. Terms at sale. PURE BRED DORKING FOWLS. jTESSRS. J. OLLIVIER AND SON rl will sell by AUCTION, ' 1 FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 25tk, Atthe Town Hall (by permission of Mr. Prince), ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE COUPLE OF PURE BRED DORKING FOWLS, Bred by Mr Gould, from imported Birds. 632 GEORGE GOULD. MONDAY, M A Y 2 8 th. TO LIVERY STABLE-KEEPERS, HORSE DEALERS, COACH PROPRIETORS, AND OTHERS. ; j POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE, |" AT'THE iIiGCARTON SALE YARDS, J*',"";"",.;, ' of -iIFTY VALUABLE MARES, AND ; GELDINGS, Broken and unbroken, the property of ; •'' Messrs. Clifford and Weld. MR. W. D. BARNARD has been favoured with instructions (from Messrs. Clifford and Weld, to sell by : public auction, at the Riccarton Sale Yards (with the kind permission of Messrs. Burnell, Bennett, and Sprot), FIFTY VALUABLE MARES AND GELDING -S, , Three and Four Years Old; COLTS AND FILLIES, Broken and Unbroken. Sale at Twelve o'elock sharp. Terms at sale. . No reserve. fi§T Remember the date, MONDAY, MAY 28th. 637 . CALCUTTA SWEEPSTAKES. DRAWING for the Calcutta Sweepstakes will take place at the ROYAL HOTEL, ,O|N WEDNESDAY EVENING i ,23rd instant, J AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. 'Mr. Bennett has kindly consented to sell .the horses.. '■ ■ : '• j N.B.—Ope-half of the commission will be paid over to the subscription fund. 608 STAR; 'HOTEL "ENRY ALLCHIN, in returning thanks , to his Friends and Patrons, begs to i idformthani thatihere will be a \, :; ., | j :"';'l - ; =PUBtito' DINNER ■ At his House on THURSDAY,in honour of i the Queen's" Birthday. .'. Dinner on the Table at Five o'clock. I.: : Tickets Half-a-Crown Each, j To be had at the Bar of the Hotel. W. LUDON, .! 640 For H. ALLCHIN. J.BALDWIN, -.',, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, BEGS to announce, having completed his arrangements for carrying on the business of an UNDERTAKER in all its branches, is prepared to Furnish every requirement, and conduct Funerals at moderate charges, and hopes to secure a share of patronage in this department of his business. 162 CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. NO. J COMPANY. THE Company will parade as usual THIS EVENING. It is hoped that every enrolled member will be present. R. J. S. HARMAN,,, '634 Lieut. Commanding,