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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 543, 16 January 1858, Page 6

j SALE,OF, , ■ . . | VAN DIEMEN'S LAND HORSES, I Ex Firefly, from Hobart Town. hi MESSRS. R. WAITT & CO. will Sell \jjAl by Public Auction, on ! SATURDAY, IGth JANUARY, 1858, "*, at Mr. Parkinson's Stockyards, Christchitrch, 30 VALUABLE MARES & GELDIN.GS, selected expressly .for this market from the best studs in Van Diemen's Land. They are all broken in to Saddle and Harness, and have arrived in excellent condition after a short passage of 11 days. . , ,< The Auctioneers would call the particular attention of purchasers to the well established fact of the jsreat superiority oF, the Van Diemen's Land Horses over the generality of those imported from Australia. t , "The Horses may be seen m Deans haddock,' Riccarton, until 'the day' of sale. Sale to commence'at Twelve o'Clock. Terms Liberal. Lyttelton, 6th January, 1858^ ~ HORSES FOR SALE. TO arrive in January, and will be offered for Sale, the whole of the Stud of the Undersigned, consisting of 70 THOROUGHBRED CART & OTHER STOCK OF ALL AGES, and the following Horses:—Gratis, Cap-a-pie, Donizetti, Dover, The Doctor, Langtoman, St. Aubin, Middles worth, (all English thoroughbred Horses): Slender, Cannon Ball, j Plover, Scratch, Ackbar, Snake, Cooramin, Glendon, Sir Hercules, Barber, St. George, Vaccination, Priam, Captain, Cripple, and Athelstane. Apply to WILLIAM H. HARRIS, or ROBT. WAITT & CO., Lyttelton. 23rd Dec, 1857. KAIAPOI. IMPORTANT SALE OF* STORES. MR! WYLDE has received instructions to sell by Public Auction, on SATURDAY, the 30th''January, at the Inland Store, Kaiapoi, the whole of Mr. J. T. White's stock of Merchandise, consisting, of— Drapery Slops Crockery Ironmongery 1 Grocery Boots and shoes Oilmen's stores ■Cite, etc, etc. The whole of the above valuable stock will be f "«*• without reserve, owing to Mr. White yX-.. tirm a; irom-onsiness; * ■ Sale to commence a t iq o'clock, precisely. Turther particnikri^u h e . given in future advertisements. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ~ MR. J. T. PARKINSON is instructed to Sell at his Stockyards,' in ChristChurch, on " • SATURDAY, 16t H JANUARY, 1 pair working bullocks with yokes and hows 1 pair do. do. 5 cows 3 heifers 2 heifer calves . 2 steer calves 7 calves , 1 chesnut draught horse, 4 years old 1 chesnut fiily, in foal by 'Lamplighter.' * Terms at Sale. SALE BY AUCTION. ~ MB. OLLIVIER will Sell by Auction on SATURDAY, THE 16ra INSTANT, American axes Red guernseys , Knives and forks (carvers) Cashmere shawls Do. in pieces of 30 yards Walnuts • Iron bedsteads Thatcher's knives &c, &c, &c. MR. THOMSON' WILL Sell at White's Stockyard, the Island,, Kaiapoi, 'on ' THURSDAY, JAN, 21st, 1858, Upwards of 100 HEAD OF .CATTLE, being the whole of the valuable herd (includingdairv.stock) belonging to J. Hawden, and J. C. Aitken, Esqrs. And above 20 STEERS, 2-yra. old and.up..' wards,. • A conveyance will start from the Auction mart at, 10 o ylqck. • -. . . FREEMASONRY.' npHE Brethren of 'the .Ancient Fra'J- ternity of Free and Accepted Matfons are requested to attend at .the" Masonic Hall, Ghmtchnroh, on SATURDAY, 16th January, instant, at noon, on important"busine«H, affecting the advancement and future tiell-bemg of the Craft in this' Province " H. E. ALPORT, W.W., LcyUp of Un:M'ii:r.itv,'No 870 CHAS. E. FO(JK'S, \VM Masonic H*t lnt Au»l«tin« Lod^ Christchurch, Jan. 9th, 1858.