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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 99, 27 November 1852, Page 2

SALE BY AUCTION. MR. ALPORT will Sell by Public Auction, at bis Auction Rooms, on Tuesday . next, November 30tb, at 12 o'clock, noon, precisely, tbe following Goods, viz. :— 2 Tons of Flour, in 1001b. & 2001b. bags, 2 Chests fine Congou Tea, 2 Half-chests Ditto, 2 Bags crystalised Batavia Sugar, 10 Do. China Do., 10 Do. Pampanga Do., 3 Kegs Butter, Green Baize, Crimson Damask, Ribbon, and Dresses. An Assortment of useful Ironmongery and Tools. Also, Without Reserve, A small collection of valuable Books, consisting of— Loudon's Arboretum, 8 vols. •, Dodd's Old Plays, 5 vols. ; Poems. of Ossian, Mirror, Lounger, Byron's Doge of Venice, Annals of the Stage, &c, &c. 2 Large glazed Sash Windows, in frames. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, Nov. 26,1852. SALE BY AUCTION, " AT CHRISTCHURCH. MR. ALPORT will Sell by Public Auction at the Golden Fleece Hotel, in Christchurch, on Friday next, the 3rd December, at 12 o'clock, noon, precisely, the following Goods, viz.:— 1 Ton Sydney Flour in 200 Ib. bags. 1 do. Nelson do. in 100 lb. do. 5 Bags Siam Sugar. 10 do. China do. 10 do. Batavia do. 5 do. Pampanga do. 3 Chests fine Congou Tea. 4 Bags Rice. 1 do. superior Coffee. 4 Cases assorted Pickles, pints and quarts. 4 dp. Mustard, i lb. and 1 lb. 2 do. Salad Oil. 1 do. White Wine Vinegar. 4 Cwt. White Lead, in 28lb. tins. 2 Casks Washing Soda. 2 Cwt. good Hops. 100 lbs. Sperm Candles. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, Nov. 26,1852. ~ WEEKLY SALE by AUCTION Of Cattle, Horses, &c, at Christehiirch. MR. ALPORT begs to inform Stockowners and others, that he intends holding a Public Auction, Weekly, on Fridays, at the Golden Fleece Hotel, Christchurch, for the Sale of Stock, Merchandise, &c. N.B. Parties desirous of submitting Stock, &c. to Public Competition will oblige by signifying the same on or before the previous Wednesday. TO INNKEEPERS AND OTHERS. Hotel, Stables, &c, at Christclmrch, to be Let.. TO BE LET,—Those well-known and commodious Premises, called the Royal Hotel, Cheistchurch. The House contains a neat Coffee Boom, Bar Parlour, Roomy Bar recently fitted up with every convenience, Nine Bed Rooms, Tap Room, large Kitchen, and Store Room, with five fire places, and Verandah back and front, and Kitchen- Garden in excellent cultivation; the House and Garden occupy. half-an acre, having three frontages on the most frequented thoroughfares in Christchurch, so that there is both back and front entrance from different streets. The Capital Stables Consist of Six Roomy Stalls, and two large loose Boxes, with capacious Loft above, and are situated in an excellent position on the opposite side of Tuam-street, on a separate half-acre of land, on which there is also a jlarge and sub~ STANTIAL SIOCKYAKD. Also a Detached House near the Stables, containing Two Rooms with Loft above, Brick Chimney, let to a respectable tenant for a short time ; there is also a good well adjoining the stables. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Cookson, Bowler & Co., Merchants, Lyttelton, or to Mr. J. B. Thomson, Royal Hotel, Christchuicb..