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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1966, 8 April 1867, Page 4

CHEISTCHURCH discount company, LICHFIELD STREET THIS Society, is established to assist Tradesmen, Farmers, Merchants, and others.. MONET ADVANCED, In. kins varying from j£lo to £2OOO, on security of two responsible Householders, to be repaid by Weekly Instalments. BILLS DISCOUNTED. MONEY LENT ON DEPOSIT OF DEEDS. BILLS OF SALE TAKEN On Furniture, Stock, &c, without possession. Office Hours, from Ten to Five. All business strictly private and confidential. 4385

BY ORDER.QF THE TRUSTEES IN RE J. H. NIEMANN'S ASSIGNMENT. IITitSON .&. ALPORT have received in- . W :;.Btructions from the Trustees under the aboye.Assignmenti.to sell by PUBLIC'AUCTION, At the Premises;: Market place, Cliristchurch, MONDAyi-THE Bth APRIL, The household furniture, cooking, and The stock of zinc, lead, tinware, tinman and iron-worker's tools, &c, &c. Also, The lease of the well-built shop, dwelling-house and premises. . Fulljartieuiars to be had on application at the offices of the Auctioneers. Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. Terms at sale. 7508 IMPORTANT SALE PU.RE-BR:ED SHEEP PUB LIG AUCTION, WEDNESDAY, 17th APRIL, At Twelve o'clock. MESSRS! H, .MATSON & CO. have xVJ. -received instructions to sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On the above date, AT TATTERS ALL'S, (Late Barnard's Repository,) The following Valuable PUKE-BRED. STOCK. RA M S. 2 6rtodth Lincoln Rams, bred by Dr Brown, South Australia . 6 2-tooth Cotswold Rams, bred by John ' Brown ;andi Co., Tea Tree Creek, Victoria. (Prize takers.) ;3 6-tooth dodo do 15 2-tooth Leicesterrams, bred by Messrs James tadi Thomas, of Victoria H.Leicester ram lambs, out of Field's ewes, by imported rams 13 Leicester rams 35 2..and,;4 tooth RomneyJMarsh rams, bred by A. Ludlam, Esq,, of Wellington) 25 2,4; arid; 6 tooth Southdown rams, bred;by;Sirßichard Dry, of Hagley, Tasmania 66.Leice8ter.:EweS| consisting of—--46 2-tooth pure-bred Leicester ewes 204 and.;6tooth do do Bred by. Wit Field, Esq., of Tasmania, who is acknowledged to be the best breeder of: long-woolled sheep in the colonies.. 30 Leicester. Ewes; consisting of—--15 2rtpoth. pure-bred Leicester ewes 15 4 and ,6-tooth. pure-bred do Bred by.Messfs James and Thomas, Victoria. 5 imported Gotswold ewes 50 {-bred'Cotswold ewes 20 ewe lambs,,put of the above, by Mr D. Lewis's Cotswold rams We beg to draw the special attention of breederstp this, important sale of pure-bred Sheep, djs they,comprise some of the best blood at present in jtlie colonies, and we have received positive instructions to realise at once to close consignments. We would call ..attention to the Leicesters above; enumerated; several of which are prize takers.. All further information can be obtained at our office, where prize tickets and samples of wool can; be seen. H. MATSON & CO,, 7523 . Auctioneers. LYTTELTON. . .I.oth. APRIL, 186 7. S£LE OF' THE CUTTER YACHT SURPRISE. MESSRS -WOLEDGE & CO. have .... : .received instructions to sell-by PUBLIC AUCTION, ;.0N PEACOCKS WHARF, LYTTELTON, WEDNESDAY, lOra INST., The- well-known Cutter Yacht '■/'SURPRISE, 12tons register; as she now lies atanchor ..;■.-. inDampier's Bay, together with her . anchors, J - chains, standing and running rigging, two sets of sails, and .furniture complete. The above vessel lias recently undergone a thorough overhaul; is a good sea boat and fast sailer, having won the Champion Cup of .the Lyttelton -Regatta two consecutive ■seasons;- carries a large cargo for her tonnage, ;«nd : is equally adapted for a gentleman's .yacht, or lighter:'; her qualities being so well khowriin-.tliD New Zealand colonies further commentis, unnecessary. ■ : The vessel can ; be inspected on application .td-the.Auctioneers.; . Sale at One o'clock. "Terms'at Sale.