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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 179, 10 June 1854, Page 3

Run for Sale. A RUN of 16,000 acres, 20 miles from •*-»- Christchurch on the banks of the Selwyn, having a good substantial house, woolshed, stockyard, and other improvements. N. B. 2000 acres of river frontage of the above are secured by pre-emption. APply to Sidey & Le Chen. Kirn for Sale. rpO BE SOLD—The goodwill of a run ' -*- of 20,000 acres in the Canterbury block. Apply to A. J. Alport. Lyttelton, June 2, 1854. Farm for Sale. "I f|A Acres of Freehold Land, situated -*-v-fV-' in a favourite locality on the banks of the Heathcote, with one mile of river frontage, 50 acres of which are fenced in, 25 acres laid down in English Grass, and 13 acres now under crop. Right of Pasturage over 750 acres. There is a capital cob house on the property, outbuildings, &c. Also, a stack of clover hay, (about 6 tons.) Also about 21 head of cattle, and a first-rate bull. Full particulars may be obtained on application to Sidey & Le Cken, Lyttelton. J. F. BALLARD Has On Sale, ex late arrivals, BRANDY, pale, brown, in hhds. and qr. casks Rum, West India, in hhds. Geneva, in qr-casks and cases Whiskey, finest Scotch Port Wine, in qr-casks and cases Champagne and Claret, in cases Sydney Flour Teas and Sugars Sydney Soap, Composite Candles Rice, Pearl Sago Negrohead Tobacco Mustard, Starch, Blue Woolpacks, American Drill American chairs and Clocks Patent cheese Presses Strong strapped Spades and Shovels Cases of Clothing and Brushware Candle, Cotton, Shot, &c. Lyttelton, June 6, 1854. Ex " Caledonia," T>ICKLES, quarts and pints -L Salad Oil, half pints Sauces Apple Jelly N. Z. Jams, in large jars, viz.: Gooseberry, Black Currant and Raspberry Currants Bottled ale and Porter | Champagne Negrohead Tobacco Earthenware Lucifer Matches Felt Hats Blue cloth caps. J. F. Ballard. Lyttelton, Jnne 2, 1854. To arrive, per "Eagle." Daily Expected. A LARGE assortment of the well-known "^ Cookham Boots and Shoes. G. Gould. THE Undersigned has received a fresh ! arrrival of drapery goods, consisting of, — ' Woollen plaids, Gala tartans, fine shepherds' plaid, parasols, Royal wrappers, chemisettes, collars, tweed, Gentlemen's Beaufort ties, silk handkerchiefs, diaper, brown, and black holland, figured muslin, regatta shirts, Lilac prints, black moiree, black lace falls, blue and green gossamer, Paris blond, black tulle, black and white lace, mixed braid, black, ingrain and coloured silk velvet ribbon, Children's socks, black cotton hose, skirt cord, shot silk, Ladies' white and coloured kid gloves, Gentlemen's Lisle thread gloves, Welsh flannel, White muslin, printed cotton handkerchiefs. A large assortment of bonnet ribbons, cap ribbons, sash ribbons, French and English flowers, orange blossoms. Also a large quantity of sacks. Mrs. Williams. Armagh Street, Cliristehurch, "Jiiiiu ldt, 1854. !