SECOND CLEARING SALE Of Mr. J. Swinbourne's Stock-in-trade, MESSRS. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO., finding it impossible to take stock of the'whole of Mr. Swinbourne's goods in time for the first sale, will sell by public auction, without reserve, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10th and 11th of July next, All the STOCK then left on hand, which will consist of— Hard and Tinware Glass and Crockery Groceries Drapery Perfumery Furniture * Cutlery, &c, &c. For further particulars see catalogues, which will be issued in a few days. Unreserved Sale of Cattle. .- TITK. LONGDEN has received instruc- ■***• tions from Charles Sidey, Esq., to Sell by Auction at the Golden Fleece (stockyard, on Saturday, June 23rd— 17 COWS"and CALVES. The above were selected by the Importer for his own us* in this settlement, and are known to be a particularly fine lot of Cattle. They will be sold in small lots to suit purchasers, and entirely without reserve. Sale at 12 o'clock. Horses for Sale. CJOME of the best Saddle and Harness *J Horses in the Colony, including the tho-rough-bred Horse "JOE MILLER." - o "i., <} Apply to Mr. W. Packard, Livery Stables, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. , . c ' Cattle for Sale. ~ ;.-„ O(5 HEAD t of Acclimated CATTLE, " consisting of cows, some .with, calves, .. •t* 2 year:-&ld:Heifejs „, „ ', n l . , , *i ' lsyear o d.Heifere,^ . irM ,r A :W , rt -m ljear,old Steers leV , jj *$$„ v a »&,* 1 : ., valuable short-horn JbqH«a|«iW|flf( frpm;Van.Diemen's JLand.. - , n , A : , :n - !n &PBia Apply to Mr William Pa^Mfd.^^r^y^ Quay, or at the Market, Chrislchurch. • -^ '■ ; • >-.' -'tdvci: »? tf - -I- {-.-;; fcfl«r*« *J.tji, (l vonoif^/V A BLACK GELJ>ING,< quietCinlsaddle -£X- andharness.'? Also',; aX ~i-i.u~\miis.itii{ir. A Bat Gelding, quiet in saddle' ratJd Tsuit* ble for harness. ' '' ; * For particulars, apply to Mr. Rowley,~Middleton, or Mr. Parkinson, Gollan's Bay.' -H' Middleton, April 16, ltS55. i " FOR SALE, 7Z~r, A PAIR OF BULLOCKS. Enquire -c:i- of Mr. Parkebson, Sumner. nc}'J(l Sheep for Sale. 1,500 EWES > from two-tooth, up- " wards, bred in the colony, and deliverable at any time. 600 Imported two-tooth ewes, in lamb, by first class rams, perfectly acclimated, and well worthy the attention of stockowners. 1,000 Acclimated Imported ewes, in lamb, by impoitcil Saxon rams, may if convenient to the purchaser he left on their present frun on the usual teims. These ewes, are now in their full prime, and were selected with great care from one of ihe best flocks in Australia. Atso, a few well bred rams, in lots to suit purch»v-:F. Apply to Joh:n- T. Parkinson, :' Stock Commission agent. FOR SALE~ ~ 500 SUPERIOR YOUNG EWES. Apply to R. & G. PtHODBS. OFSALE ARM \LL Quantity of Bltje Gum seed. -"'■>)' to H. Munhs, London St., Lyttelton. FOR SALi; ~~ A F 1 W Tons of Potatoes and Carrots at £*- 1 ■ W G. Biiuan's iavmj near the Bricks, listclimch. Cbristt eh, Jonel, 1855.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 275, 20 June 1855, Page 2
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