FOB PIGEON BAY, AKAROA, UMARU, OAMARU AND DUNEDIN. TOSS WELL-KNOWN PADDLE STEAMER GEE LONG. 4%ttatx Thoocas TczjTßtnx, Is *i\m***i here on Thursday, January 5, and is appointed to afl lor Uie above porta about twenty fear horns after arrival. Freight on all foods for the intermediate Ports annst he prepaid; »to, cartage and wharfage of goods ■soft to the agents for shipment. For freight or passage apply to Mnxs & Cα, Lytteteon and CfaristchnTch. Betarn tickets issued for visitors to the Exhibition at single fares. 12-31 HBST WOOL SHIP FOB LONDON. WHITE STAB LINE OF LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND PACKETS. fTtHE Celebrated Well-known Cupper Ship BLUE JACKET, 1442 tons register, 2500 tons burthen, t aM» Wmz»\ Comrnandwr, Iβ rapidly fflhng wfth wool and passengers, and will sail for London direct about - JANUARY 14. Her saloon cabins are furnished with bedding, Ktvwn | «d erery requisite for the comfort sad convenience of passengers, for whose convenience a cow -vfll be placed on board. She sbo carries sa experienced surgeon and stewFor freight or pesaege apply to Mum 4 Cα, Lyttelton and Christcharch; Bib wick & Bxbch, Kaiapoi; H. J. LzCzrar k Cα, 12.13 Timaru. JOB WELLINGTON, HAYELOCK, AND PICTON. mHB FAVORITE PADDLE BTEAMER CITY OF DUNEDIF, Capt. J. P. Botd, Iβ expected here on Friday, January 6, and is appointed to sail for the above porta about six hours i sflw srrrai ¥or freight or passage apply to Muss & Gα, , 1241 Lyttelton and Chrietchurch. | BUN FOB SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, TOeSTHXB WITH CATTLE AND SHEEP, WITHOUT JUttMMC -m/TESSBS. BUBNELL, BENNETT 4 SPROT JjJ. have received instructions from Messrs. G. and H. Lee to sell by public auction on an early day, die whole of that valuable, well-graseed, and wellbounded run known as WHARFDALE STATION, Qmfajwmg 85,000 scree or thereabouts, with all die improvements thereon, consisting of— Houses Paddocks Sheep and cattle yards Gardens, 4c, 4c, In faot every convenience for working effectively s> station with 1000 head of cattle and 10,000 sheep. Tnereareak» portions of bush on different parts of fiie run, which have been secured Sβ freehold. The stock on the run consists of about 900 bead of cattle, and 6000 sheep. The cattle being of the best quality/and the bulls for the test 10 years carefully selected, while the sheep are strong healthy ewes from the best flocks in tlw Canterbury Province, and are now running with now most carefully selected. The tewe of sale afford nearly three years' credit. Hereford street, Chrittchurch, January 3, 1865. 1-4 TO HHHKP FARMERS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS. SHEEP FOB SALE bt PFBIIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, o» . FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1865, — *■ riocarton yards. 1300 Ewes fin their wool, and well suited 900Lan>bef for paddocs purposes. f Salcatlo'doct KJL—The above sheep wfll most positively be seat on the above day, sad may be seen and inspected on application to Btxtox, Bxxcttt 4 Sfbot, j Auctioneers, i Christchurch, Dee. 90,1864. 33*30 Xttlß DAY. CORRUGATED IRON, DAMA6KD BY BALTWATER. UrtSSBS. J. OLLIYIER & SON have been JML ftvwwd wW» instructions from Messrs. & O>., to scO by poboc aaction at their Stotcsin Oolotebo street, on THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, Ai.Noon, (JbadteJKCoaontofwhora it nmy concern), 17 esses corrugated iron, in 6, 7, and 8 feet isßgtbs, damaged by water. J9a]e at 12 o'clock sharp. 13-31
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Press, Volume VII, Issue 682, 5 January 1865, Page 4
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