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Press, Volume XII, Issue 1588, 9 December 1867, Page 1

Woledge and Co. LYTTELTON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 9. SURPLUS STORES, EX MELITA AND GLENMARK. MESSRS WOLEDGE & CO. have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION at the Stores of Messrs Miles and Co., Lyttelton, on Monday, 9th instant, The whole of the SURPUS STORES of the Melitea and Glenmark, comprising— 28 casks flour 10 casks oatmeal 6 casks sugar,' 15 bags bread Pork, beef, and mutton 6 packages cheese 7 casks beer Wines and spirits Soap, salt B Butter, rice Pickles, tea Ships' fittings Medicine chests 15 iron tanks 6 iron tanks, 500 gallons each And a large assortment of the usual ships' stores, mostly in original packages. Sale at noon. Terms cash. 12-5 LYTTELTON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1867. And the Following Day if Necessary. IMPORTANT TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c, &c. MESSRS. WOLEDGE & CO. have beenfavoured with instructions from Mr Thomas Merson, London House, Lyttelton (who is about to relinquish the drapery department), to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION on the Premises, the whole of his large and well-assorted STOCK-IN-TRADE, Consisting of — Drapery Hosiery Haberdashery Men's and youths' clothing Hats and caps in great variety Weighing maohines Playing cards Felt and cork hats, and navy hats Oilskins and sou'-westora Superior moleskins Calicoes Mohairs 700 pairs John Corner's unrivalled boots and shoes 300 pairs men's and youths' boots and shoes And a variety of soft goods too numerous to particularise. Sale will commence at noon. Terms at sale. 12-5 C. Clark. ■VT7ANTED, a PARTNER, in a small run ▼ * near Christchurch, with or without 1000 well-bred ewes and lambs. The run is well adapted for grazing Bheep and cattle. A substantial stone house and every requisite for working the run j or the run will be sold. No. 141 Apply to 11-30 Charles Clash.

GOVERNMENT LAND, in blocks to suit applicants, for £3 per acre, in five or seven years. Apply to Chables Clabk, 11-30 Christohuroh. FOR SALE, THREE SITES FOR RESIDENCES, on the Hill Slopes at the end of Colombo street— No. I—About three-quarter-acre, unim- J proved. No. 2—About one and a-half acres, fenced in, and planted with forest trees No. 3—About three acres, fenced in, and beautifully laid out in pleasure grounds, shrubberies, and orchard. Also, Two capital paddocks close by, of four and five acres respectively. Apply to No. 91 11-30 Chables Clabk. SITES FOR RESIDENCES ON THE RIVER HEATHCOTE, And close to Wilson's Bridge, of Three Acres and upwards, FOR SALE. Price very moderate, and time of payment extending over three years. For plan, _c., apply to No. 7 11-30 Chables Clabk. NEAR THE SELWYN RAILWAY STATION, -iS\r ACRES OF SPLENDID LAND, IZO TO BE LET ON LEASE, with a purchasing clause, on favourable terms. Nos. 92 and 93 For plan and further particulars apply to 11-30 Chables Clabk. ■pARMS NEAR THE COAL TRACK, Distant about sixteen miles from Christchurch, TO BE LET WITH A PURCHASING CLAUSE IN SIX YEARS. These capital lands (440 acres in extent), which were carefully selected in 1863, are enclosed with a substantial fence, and will be let upon the following easy terms: — A small cash deposit. Rent, 5s per acre per annum, and £3 10s per acre in six years. Water obtainable a few feet from the surface. Apply to No. 139 11-80 CfiAKiig Clabk.