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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 226, 30 December 1854, Page 2

TO BE SOLD, rpHE Lease of the Public House, situated -1- at tbe head of Akaroa Bay, known as tile " Travellers' Rest." / The house is in good repair, and contains 8 rooms and outhouses. There are also about seven acres of garden ground fenced in, and partly under crop. Immediate possession can be given. For further particulars apply to SIDEY& I/B CHEN. ON SALE, ~~ BEVEKAL HEAD OF CATTLE, including Heifer-Calves, now depasturing in the Heathcote Valley, at the foot of the Bridle Path. Apply to Mr. Robert Duncan, Heathcote Valley. ___________ ABOUT 300 EWES, deliverable (after shearing) on the Southern bank of the Rakaia. Apply \o Sidey and Le Cren, or C. C. Hasic-woob. ON SALE, I 000 EWES, of First-rate Quality ; IJ VUU Also, 500 Ewes in Lamb, bred in the Colony ; Also, 500 Maiden Ewes, do. Delivery after shearing. John T. Parkinson, Mahoenui, Lyttelton. ON SALE, fiOO YOUNG EWES, bred in the *-'"*■' Nelson district, and certificated as clean. For full particulars, apply to Cookson, Bowler, & Co., Lyttelton. ON SALE, WINDOW GLASS, all sizes. Oil and Colours. Also, a large quantity of tin and iron Tacks, for canvassing. Rees & Dorset, Painters. Cashel Srteet,Christchurch. ON SALE, PALINGS, 3 feet 6 inches and 5 feet. Enquire at the Times' Office, Lyttelton. TO BE SOLD, HPHE Standing Ceops on two acres of •*- Garden-ground, by valuation or otherwise Apply at the Heathcote Parsonage. ON SALE, A QUANTITY OF BRICKS and TIMBER. Enquire at the Lyftelton Times' office. GARDEN AND FARM TOOLS. GARDEN LINES, Hoes and Rakes Potatoe and Turnip Hoes Strong grubbing Hoes Ladies' small gardening Spades Gloves and pruning Knives Strong double strapped Spades Crown and patent Scythes Sickles, and Nos. 3 and 4 Heaping Hooks VV. Wilson. PLOUGHS. h AMERICAN PLOUGHS. • W. Wilson. Wool Dray, &c, for Sale, ONE STRONG BULLOCK DRAY, 3 pairs extra wheels. A. J. A-POBT. Lyttelton, Dec. 22, 1954. Storeage of "Wool. THE Undersigned is prepared to Store about 200 Bales of Wool of this season's clip. A. J. Alpobt, Lyttelton, December 22, 1854-