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New Advertisements. FOE SALE, By Order of the Mortgagee, rpnE LEASEHOLD INTEREST of tho JL PREMISES, situate in Cashel street, part of section* 526 and 828, with the buildings thereon, now in the occupation of Mr Gay, at a rental of £200 per annum. For further particulars, apply to HANMER & HAHPER. Hereford street, February 16, 1869. 2-16 TO LET, A COMMODIOUS eight-roomed BRICK HOUSE, situated on the Ferry road, thoroughly repapered and painted, with coach house, outhouses, with garden well stocked with fruit trees ; artesian well laid on to the back of tho premises, and fitted with every convenience. Also, a uewly built BRICK COTTAGE, situated at tho back of Mr Duncan's nursery. For further particulars, apply to W. NEIGHBOURS, 2-16 Hillsborough Brick and Lime Depot. TO STOREKEEPERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE BEEHIVE STORE, KAIAPOI, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. MR. BUSS has received instructions to SELL, as above, The following Goods, viz— 40 casks crushed loaf sugar, in about 2 cwt casks 20 hf-chests very fine black tea 20 boxes gunpowder and op tea 300 boxes London soap, in 1 cwt, £ and £ cwt boxes 7 cases KeiUer's assorted lollies, in 141b tins 70 gross tandslicker matches 5 cases salad oil, pint decanters 40 boxes prices Belniont candles About 3 tons smoked bacon and hams Do 150 Canterbury cheeses Do 5 cwt hog's lard, in casks 8 qr-casks rum, 25 op (in bond) 1 ullage qr-cask do 1 do do Scotch whisky

1 Avery'e platform weighing machine, 7 cwt, with back rest £000 corneacke, sewed with tarred twine 1 Clayton Shuttleworth's 8 horse-power portable steam engine, with all latest improvements to save fuei; also treble blast threshing machine and straw elevator from the same firm, now landing 12 drums boiled and raw oil 12 drums lubricating oil 6 nests grain sieves 50 kegs wire nails, from \\ to 4-inch 70 kegs Ewbank's patent do, from to 6-inch 16 kegs floor brads, 2? to 6 dozen Parkee , bright steel spades, Nos. 1, 2, and 3 3 dozen Foster's extra long strapped spades, No. 3 20 dozen hay and corn forks, from 4£ to 6-feet 50 dozen milk pane, 16 to 20-inch 20 only atmospheric churns (now patent) j produce butter in five minutes 50 dozen japanned T. hinges, 10 to 18----inch 80 do butt hinges, from 2 to 4-inch 10 dozen galvanised buckets, from 12 to 15-inoh 1 ton colored paint, in 14lb tins (green, red, blue, black, and dryers) 6 dozen Tyzack's patent scythes 20 dozen scythe eneads (Scotch and English 10 only grindstones, 24 to 26-inch 1 owt best Turkey oil etonea 40 boxes clay pipes, each 1 gross 1 second-hand magic lantern, with eildos 300 pairs white mole trousers, very thick 50 pairs drab mole trousers (damaged) A few short lengths colored silk velvets A few pieces ribbons And quantity of odds and ends to clear out the stock. Sale at 12 punctually. Luncheon provided. Terms at sale. 2-16

F. W. THIEL, ACCOUNTANT, GENERAL AGENT, AND BILL DISCOUNTER, CATHEDRAL SQUAB F. £900 TO LEND IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS. 2-17 STEAM ENGINES. FOR SALE, ONE HORIZONTAL HIGH PRESSURE, direct acting, stationary engine, fourteen horee-power. ONE PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, Fourteen horee-power. Aleo, ONE PATENT AGRICOLI PUMP. Apply to MATHESON'S AGENCY, 2-12 Christchurch and Lyttelton. THRESHING MACHINERY Just landed ez Mermaid, AND ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED :~«] One 9-horae power portable Steam Engine, with sft double-blast, combine and telescopic straw elevator. One 8-horee power portable Steam Engine, with 4ft 6in double blast, combine and telescopic straw elevator. f \ ' JOHN AHDEBSON, \ B*l7 Canterbury Foundry, Chriitchurch.