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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 421, 15 November 1856, Page 11

TO BE SOLD, A FREEHOLD HOUSE WITH GARDEN, IN the centre of the town of Christchurch. Apply to Mr. GRIFFITHS, Opposite the " Golden Fleece." AS STOCKMAN OR SHEPHERD, a situation wanted, by A MAN who can milk, and make himself generally useful at anything. Also understands cooking, and can wait in a gentleman's family, or at an hotel. Apply to JESSE WHEELER, Winchester Street, 9201 c. Lyttelton. BULLOCKS, BOWS, YOKES & CHAINS, FOR SALE by the Undersigned. A Team of Four Bullocks, perfectly broken in, complete with bows, yokes, and chains. Apply to George Allan, Ferry Road, or JOHN T. PARKINSON, 9207 c. Lyttelton. BULLOCKS^—WANTED TO HIRE, THREE Pairs of working BULLOCKS, for eight months. Two pairs must be leaders. For particulars apply to Mr. C. W. BISHOP, 9177 c Christchurch. FOR SALE, ABOUT 500 superior breeding ewes (now running on the south bank of the Rakaia) in perfectly clean and healthy condition. Apply to Mr. W. K. Purnell, at Mr. T. W. Hall's station, Itakaia; or to Mr. W. C. Beswicjc Kaiapoi. FOR SALE, IN small quantities, to suit Purchasers, TIMBERED LAND, at Rangiora, neai Kaiapoi. For particulars apply to John C. Boys, Esq., Rangiora. TO BE SOLD, With immediate possession, THE unexpired term of the lease of 100 acres of Land, with dwelling-house &c. thereon, situated 1 % miles from Christchurch. 30 acres are broken up, and ready to crop and there is good water close lo.the House; Montage on a main road of twenty-five chains. For particulars apply to « Cookson Bowler & Co. Lyttelton. FOR SALE, LAND MOST ADVANTAGEOUSLY situated on the Island at Kaiapoi, close to the town, in lots to suit purchasers. also, Standing Timber of first-rate quality,, at the Ohoka Bush, on the side next Kaiapoi, in suitable lots, All on moderate terms. Apply to Mi-. Geo. BLACK, Kaiapoi. TO BE LET, ON ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS, at Hoon Hay, Fifty Acres or thereabouts, of first-rate land, with a comfortable 'Dwellinghouse thereon. The situation is completely sheltered from the prevailing winds. The whole is securely fenced with posts and rails, and about IS acres are carefully ploughed and harrowed, and just ready for a crop of oats or barley. The remainder 'is immediately available for agricultural purposes. A stream of good water runs through the section, which is not more than half-a-mile from the bush. Together with the section would be^ let, if required, the adjoining run, consisting of 2,500 acres of tho finest feed in the settlement; fit either for cattle or sheep. It is securely fenced in by natural boundaries, with sheltered valleys and abundance of water. Applications may be made either to Mr. Cridbuid, or Mr. Gresson, Christchurch. H. L CRIDLAND. Christchurch, October 16, 1556.