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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 279, 4 July 1855, Page 6

To Agriculturists and others. M'CORMACK'S patent American Reaper Two heavy horse drays One light do. Apply to A. E. White & Co. Norwich Quay, Lyjtelion 3rd July, 1855. Akaroa Flour Mill. JWAEKGRLE & CO.beg to inform the • inhabitants of Canterbury that their Mill is now in full work, and that they are prepared to grind wheat at a short notice, and in the best manner, according to the American dressing. Terms Liberal. . SALE B^Y AUCTHHL ~ MR. JAS. M'CARDttLL has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at the Stores of Messrs. Cookson, Bowl-eb, ,& Co. on Friday next, the 6th inst., at 12 o'clock the" SURPLUS STORES of the Cornubia, consisting of— Flour Biscuit Tea Sardines Tripe Bottled beer Sherry, port, claret, &c. Lime juice Pickles Assorted preserved meats Beds, pillows Blankets, sheets Towels, hammocks • . Empty kegs Scales and weights Sione and copper Water closet and fittings Medicine chest &c. &c. After which the following MERCHANDISE,— Tea, in half chests Pampanga sugar Cossipore do. Rice, oatmeal Pepper, starch Tartaric acid, carbonate soda Stone blue Pilot coats Thigh boots Hogskin saddles (Middleman's) 1 chest cedar drawers 1 aieat safe 4 large cedar cases, containing about thirty planks 300 11-4 inch ploughed and tongued boards T'cask earthenware 2 heavy horse drays 1 light do. 2 cases panelled doors 2 do. sash windows Terms at Sale. Lyttelton, July 3, 1855. a Wanted to Purchase. rPHE Goodwill of from 5,000 to 10,000 -*- acres of pasturage, suitable for sheep. Address D. J. 8., Mr. Gundry'b, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton. NOTICE. A LL accounts due to the undermen- -~— tioned boats are requested to be paid to Fred. Le Cren, Agent. Viz.: —City of London j Palinurns Sen Bird Father Thames Catharine Ann Fanny Caledonia Rory O'More. Freights to or from Christchnrch Quay, 25s per ton, Grain, 6d. per bushel, Bran 4d. F. L. REES, .-^ Painter, Glazier, Paper-Hanger, &c, Manchester Street, Christchurch, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to ihi," inhabitants of Christchurch for the support hitherto received, and informs them he still carries on the ahove business in Manchester street, and hopes by strict attention to merit a further share of their support.