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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 134, 30 July 1853, Page 2

6 Figs, 6 Mulberry, 6 Quinces, 20 Swee 1 Pomegranates. 32 Cherry Trees, viz.—4 Morello, 4' Florence. 4 Claremont, 4 Amber Heart, 4 May Duke' 4 Bigaroon,- 4 White Heart, 4 Archduke. 32 Choicest Plums; viz.—4 Coe's Golden Drop 4 Blue^gage, 4 Green-gage, 4 Coe's late re 4 4 Reine Claude, 4 White Magnum Bonuin or Egg Plum, 4 Yellow-gage, 4 Kirke's Golden Yellow. Each Plant in the Cases, and the Ffidt Trees in bundles, are legibly described on leather tallies attached to each. Also, . ,-. A Quantity of Ironmongery and Slop Clothing. Sale at Eleven.o'clock precisely. Sale of the Surplus Storesjof the Canterbury^Association: lypESsßs. COOKSON, BOWLER, & Co. -L¥JL have received instructions to Sell by Auction oh Thursday, the 4th' August, the whole of the remaining Stores belonging to the Canterbury Association, and consisting of,—----.3 Iron. Window.Bars, 1 pair Timber. Dogs, 2 small Sawyer's Dogs, 1 hag Chalk, 1 wroughtiron curved Chimney Bar, o Grubbing Hoes, 2 iron Well Buckets, ] package Spades,' 1 Butcher's Chopper, 3 old Wheelbarrows, 3 do. Bill Hooks, I Handsaw, If cwt. Lath Nails, 40 Broom Heads, 1 Ullage tin Turpentine, 1 empty Oil Tin, 1 Soldering Iron, 3 Branding Irons, 3 Iron Rings, 2 pair large Hinges, 2 iron Pots, 1 Axe, 1 broken Counter Scale, &c.,2 pieces sheet Iron, 5 ft. 6 in. by 2 ft. 3 in., 1 tin Scoop, complete set Iron Weights, 2 56 lb., 414 lb 1 each of 281b., 7 lb., 4.1b., 2 lb., 1 lb., and k lb., 29 Hay Hooks and Staples, 2 screw Augurs, 3 dozen bright rod Bolts, sundry old Spades, Shovels, 6vc, 2 dozen necked Bolts, 10 gross Screws (various sizes), 1 dozeh thumb latches, 7 empty oil and turps Jars,. 1 Bucket, 1 ullage casVGlue, 1 Weighing Machine, Tackle fall, Blocks, &c, sundry old Rope, 4 Sickles, cask iron Filings, 2 small iron Blocks, 1 old wood Block; do. iron Pump, do. lead, dp., steel Bars . in odd .lengths (shear),;• Iron;,-do^rdg^ 1 fire proof Iron Chest, 1 wooden shatcKßlQ^k. • In the' Store at "Sumner: 1 American steel yard, bars flat 1r0n,2 tins, 1 cwt. each,-Nails. In the Land Office, Christchurch ":-":■_ iron Casements,2 cwt. Nails (various kinds), 2 sawyers Dogs. 2 Beetle Rings, 1 Grindstone, 1 Harness Cask. In the Church at Christchurch: Zinc Piping half round, do. round, Hopper-heads, Holdfasts. In Store at Lyttelton : Old Tarpaulin, 1 cask Pumice Stone, 1 Chest Carpenter's Tools, 1 Stove with chimney &c. complete, sundry packages of Screws, 1 Deal painted Book Case. The Sale will take place at the ; Association's Store in Lyttelton, punctually at 11 o'clock, so that it may be concluded hefore dusk.- ; . m Auctioneers —Messrs. Longden & Le Cren. N.B. Particular notice is requested to the alteration in the day of Sale.

SALE BY PUBUG AUCTJCTH. IMPORTANT SALE OF •■ freehold Land & House at ChristchurchMR ALPORT is instructed to Sell by Public Auction at the Golden .Fleece Hotel, Christchurch, on Saturday, August 6th, at 12 o'clock, noon, precisely, the following .Property, viz.:-— ' _ .',, AH that plot comprising half an acre of Land situated at the corner of Chester and Durham Streets, Christchurchj and adjoining the' Market Place, together with 2 COTTAGES erected thereon. The Cottages are Let at a rental of 12s. per week, are substantially built, and the whole property presents a mo_£ desirable opportunity" r for investment. Further particulars and conditions may be had by applying to the Auctioneer. Terms Liberal. Lyttelton, July 28, 1853.