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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 205, 18 October 1854, Page 9 (Supplement)

FOR SALE, A WELL bred black mare, serviceable for draught or saddle ; is perfectly quiet, sound, and free from vice." For particulars apply to Mr. William Packard, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. ________——— FOR SALE, rpHE SUFFOLK STATION, situate on •*• the Eakaia Downs, consisting of 15,000 acres of pasturage, Dwelling-house, Stockyard, Paddock, and other improvements, with 100 head (or a less number) of cattle, 3 horses, dray, harness, &c, &c. There is a large forest within a mile of the house with a good road thereto. The run is well watered, has natural boundaries, and for shelter and luxuriant feed not to be surpassed. For further particulars apply to Mr. Chisnelx, Christchurch, Or at the station. y September 25th, 18S4. On Sale ex "Thetis." MILROY'S SADDLERY, 2 Lady's saddles, complete 12 hunting saddles, do. 24 headstall bridles 3 globe check Pelham bridles 12 watering bridles 60 snaffle do. 12 steel do. 18 strong collars Cloak straps Stirrup leathers Martingales. -Dandy brushes Horse do. | Spoke do. I Water do. Hunting whips Jockey do., various, silver mounted Spurs, silver mounted 6 pieces check collar cloth £ ton sheet zinc Also, 40 cases Geneva. John Shrimpton, Norwich Quay. Ex "Norman Morrison," piOOKHAM Boots and Shoes 6 crates Crockeryvvare 1 case Cross-cut Saws b xA to 7 feet 1 case Pit Saws 6 to 8 feet, with boxes and tillers complete. Gould & Miles. Christchurch, September 25th, 1854. ON SALE. 1 R 000 FEET of SAWN TIMBER, J.U 9 V W 205000 g hing i eSj 2,000 Palings, A quantity of Firewood. Tribe's Wharf, "Sept. 18. ON SALE, O 000 EWES» of First-rate Quality delivery to be made after shearing For particulars apply to John T. Parkinson, Mahoenui, Lyttelton. SHEEP FOR SALE. saaa WELL-BRED EWES and 9 UVU WETHERS for Sale. Full particulars can be obtained by applying to A. J. Aipokt. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, 25th July, 1854. ON SALE, BY THE UNDESSIGNED, A VARIETY of Men's and Boys' white -£*- and dark moleskin trousers Scotch caps, twilled shirts, and shirting Coburg cloths, and de lame dresses Black and colored silk handkerchiefs Irish linen, Horrock's long cloth, and grey calicoes Blue serge shirts, and men's strong striped frocks Brown holland blouses, and Hoyles' prints Children's tartan socks, and flannel Men's blucher boots, ladies' goloshed and colored boots. A good supply of groceries and crockeryware At Mrs. E. Camekon's, Oxford Street, near the Gaol.