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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 314, 3 November 1855, Page 7

FOR SALE, 500 SUPERIOR YOUNG EWES. Apply to It. & G. Rhodes. FOR SALE, TN Blocks of 25 Acres each, 150 Acres of -*- excellent Land, situated within Four miles of Christchurch. A part of the purchase money may be allowed to remain on the security of the property. Apply to Mr. Thomson, Accountant. Honey! Honey!! Honey!!! IyfESSRS. GEE & CO. have just received -LvJL a 1, 01 ,t 5 cwt. of superior Honey, which they can offer to the public at one shilling and sixpence pei fb. Canterbury Street, Lyttelton. Ex "Merchantman." JOSEPH ASHBY begs to inform the in, *-* habitants of this Settlement, that he has just received from England, by the above mentinned vessel, a superior assortment of West of England Cloths, consisting of black and blue Broad-cloths, Doe-skins, Tweeds, &c. szc In returning thanks to those who have so liberally supported him, he begs lo inform them he must decline making up gentlemens own materials. On Sale, by the Undersigned. 5 TONS of CHEESE, (from Wright's celebrated Dairy), 1 Ton Bacon and Hams, Butter, Potatoes, Oats, Barley, &c. Cookson, Bowler, & Co. Ex " Merchantman," ON SALE, at the Warehouses of the Undersigned— Port and Sherry Wine, in qr. casks aud octaves, Marsala, in qr. casks, Abbott's Ale and Porter, in wood and bottles, Hhds. and qr. casks Brandy (Hennessy's), A few pis blacksmith's Bellows Fine English Loaf Suyar, in hhds. 200 cases Oilmen's Stores, assorted, Also, daily expected from England, Spirits of Tar, in 2 and 3 gallon tinSj Turpentine, Linseed Oil, White Lead, Stockholm Tar, Coal do. I Arsenic, Woolpacks, Corn Sacks, Hhds. Jamaica Rum, - „ Brandy, &c. &c. Cookson, Buwler, & Co. Lyttelton, Oct. 19, 1855. Christehnrcli Quay New Town. Set out in. quarter-acre, and other sections for Building purposes. THE situation of this town upon the main road from Port Lyttelton and Sumner to Christchurch, and on the north bank ofthe river Heathcote, which is navigable up to this point for all vessels that can enter the Estuary, presents most important advantages to persons connected with the trade and shipping business of the plains, for establishing waternde premises wholesale stores and warehouses. This being the head of the navigation, a plot of ground has been reserved for a steam basin, when the circumstances of the Colony shall justify its formation ; and the importance ofthe place, from which the greater part of ihe pro T duce of the plains will necessarily be shipped, and its imports discharged, renders it one of peculiar advantage for permanent investment, as a locality in which property will inevitably most rapidly increase in value. The erection of a Church upon the spot is already in progress, and provision is made for the site of a school. Plans of the town may be seen at the office of Mr. Cridland, architect, Christchurch, at the landing wharf, Christchurch Quay, and at the office of Mr. Dampier, solicitor, London street, Lyttelton, of whom respectively full information may be obtained. An early day will i>- fixed -for "submitting a portion of the sections to pubhc competition and upon terms to suit the couw • nience of purchasers.