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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2417, 21 September 1868, Page 4

New Advertisements TO LET fPHE premises lately occupied by Mr X ' Rayner, Oxford street, Lyttelton. For terms, &c., apply at the Times Office, 8658 Christr.hurch, FOR SALE, TERMS REASONABLE. THE Goodwill of that old established and flourishing business of Draper, Grocer, and General Storekeeper, at present carried on by David Hughey, at Taita, Hutt. • THE PREMISES INCLUDE A large and commodious dwelling-house, with j outbuildings, stables, gig-house, hay shed, &c., &c. A large garden is attached, well stocked with fruit trees. Also, TO SELL or LET, about 1000 Acres of Land, partially cleared, fenced, and stocked with sheep, horses, and cattle. The purchase of the stock will be at the option of the buyer. This valuable business and property are offered for sale on account of the proprietor wishing to proceed to England for the benefit of his health. For terms and further particulars, apply on the premises to the proprietor, Mr DAVID HUGHEY, 651 Taita, Hutt, Wellington. END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Auctions. THIS DAY. RE AULSEBROOK AND MEADOWS. MESSRS. WILSON AND ALPORT have received instructions from the Trustee to offer by PUBLIC COMPETITION, (No satisfactory tender having been sent in), ON MONDAY, SEPT. 21, At their Sale Rooms, High street, Christchurch, The equity of redemption of the premises, buildings, machinery and business plant of the well-known Biscuit, Bakery, and Flour Mill, now in complete working order, situate in Colombo street, Christchurch. More ample particulars to be had on application at the offices of the auctioneers. Sale at Oue o'clock. Terms at sale. 637 RICCARTON YARDS! RICCARTON YARDS!! IMPORTANT SALE. THURSDAY, 24TH SEPTEMBER. 113 HEAD OP CATTLE. J H. BENNETT Has received instructions to sell as above the following—--30 FAT BULLOCKS 20 COWS and CALVES 63 FIRST-CLASS STORES. Also, 400 SPLENDID FAT SHEEP (Including very choice wethers.) And About 150 bushels PRAIRIE GRASS SEED. Sale at One o'clock sharp. J. H. BENNETT, Auctioneer, Valuator, and General Agent. N.B. Any Entries of Extra Stock to be made at the Offices of the Auctioneer, as soon as possible. 635 OXFORD. TIMBER! TIMBER!! TIMBER!!! "J7RED. HEPWORTH lias received instrucT tions from R. K, Kenrick, Esq., to sell at Kenricktown, Oxford, on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23, 100,000 FEET OF TIMBER, Comprising—--50,000 feet boards, 8 x 1, and 8 x $ 20,000 feet waste boards 5000 feet flooring, 6 x 1 20,000 feet scantling 4 x 3, 4 x 2, and 6x2 10,000 feet first-class broad rimu for furniture, 14 xl*, 14x1,14 x£. : SHINGLES. 100,000 feet of slabs 10,000 posts and rails Immediately after the sale of timber, A SALE OF CATTLE AND HORSES Will take place. Yntrios to be made at Mr Kenrick's office, on the morning of sale. Terms liberal. Lunch provided. FRED. lIEPWORTH, 4*9 Auctioneer. RANGIORA. BARNARD'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25th AND 26TH, CLOTHING! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! WITHOUT RESERVE. MR BUSS has received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION,. At the above-named place, on Friday and Saturday, September 25th and 26th, Men's and youths' clothing Waterproof clothing Hosiery Shawls Dress stuffs, hats, &c. Blankets Prints Boots and shr.es Nails White lead and paints Lobsters, haddocks, and herrings Anchovy sauce Mustard Walnuts Cane-seated chairs Hemp halters Earthenware A quantity of grass seed and other articles too numerous to mention. Sale each day at 12 o'clock. No reserve. Terps cash at the fall of the hammer, Refreshment. 21 WM. BUSS.