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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 91, 2 October 1852, Page 2

ON SALE, BY A. Baypield, Lyttelton, a superior lot of LEMONS. TO BE SOLD, AN UNSELECTED LAND ORDER, with pre-emptive right. Apply to Mr. Willoughbt, or Mr. Heiwood. Lyttelton, Sept. 30, 1852. • TO BE sTID^ ~~~ A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL DRAY. -£*- Apply to Geoege Nankivell, 23 Section, London Street, Lyttelton. ~~~ ON SALE, 8 AWN TIMBER, FIREWOOD, Shingles, and Posts and Rails. Orders for any of the above taken by G. H. Tribe. Canterbury Street, Lyttelton. ON SALE, A CROSKILL'S PLOUGH, with Har- -£*- rows complete, (Williams' Patent). A Ransom's Plough, with Harrow. The above implements are represented by Judges to be best adapted for this Settlement. S. Gibbs. Christehureh. FOR SALE, CjEVERAL well-bred HORSES, well suited for general purposes; the above will be disposed of on reasonable terms. Apply to Mr. A. Jagoe, at Mr. Rule's, Esplanade. Lyttelton, September 17,1852. • DAIRY iCOWS, ETC. TMPORTED per "Return," from Wel- -■- lington, a few very fine quiet Milch Cows. Also, some Heifers and Calves, now depasturing at Mr. Count's, Heathcote, who will show the same to intending purchasers. D. M. Laurie.'. Lyttelton, September 3,1852. To intending Purchasers of Sheep and Cattle. A S the undersigned is desirous of dis- "^*- posing of his Sheep and Cattle previously to leaving the Colony for England and expects to be in Lyttelton in the course of a few weeks from this date, he will be prepared on his arrival, to treat with intending purchasers of either of the above description of stock, to be delivered at his Stations in the Wai-rau district. As, however, his stay in Lyttelton will be for a very limited period, in consequence of the near approach of the clipping season, it will be necessary for purchasers to make early application. Geoege Duppa. Nelson, September 28, 1852. SELLING OFF!!! "rjTT HENDERSON being about to » * • leave this place in a few days, begs to inform the inhabitants of Lyttelton, Christchurch, &c, that the remaining portion of Drapery Goods will be offered for Cash, at a small advance on English cost;.the following is a List of a few of the Goods-— „-..,-..,-j Ladies' Black Silk Visites and Cloaks, Shot and Glace Silk Dresses, Long Cloth and Shirting, Prints, Orleans and Coburg, Lambs-wool Pants, Socks, &c, Children's Woollen and Cotton Socks, White, Black, and Coloured Sewing Cotton, Men's Tweed and Doeskin Trowsers, Men's Doeskin Coats, Blankets, Carpeting, &c, &c. Lyttelton, October 1, 1852. DUBLIN BOTTLED STOUT, DIRECT from Gtjiness's Beewebt, on Sale by C W. Bishop, Market-place, Christehureh. BOOTS AND SHOES. "OOOTS and SHOES of every description -"-^ made to order, by James Swxnbournb, at the " Colonial Store," July 22, 1852.