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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 597, 24 July 1858, Page 6

BARRYTON STEAM SAW MILLS, AKAROA HARBOR. QEVERAL pairs of sawyers are wanted; O to. flitch - for,. the above mills, well j timbered pits are erected, roads made, and com-j fortable huts, rent free, every facility will be; rendered in lumbering, to enable men to earn great wages. Further particulars to be had of Mr. Collier, Albion Hotel, Lyttelton. BRYANT A WEEDEN. EXTE NSIVE SALE OF LIVE STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, GLASSWARE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Ac., Ac. MR. J. T. PARKINSON lias been favoured with instructions from: the Rev. C. Mackay, to sell by Public Auction, j at his residence, Stricklands, near,Christchurch, „ ou THURSDAY & FRIDAY, the .,l2th A 13th of AUGUST NEXT, the whole of his furniture, consisting of every, requisite for furnishing a private residence. Also, Live stock, consisting of milch cows, horses, poultry,^ Ac. Agricultural implements and tools of everydescription. i The sale being consequent on the owner leaving for Englannd, offers an excellent opportunity to parties desirous of replenishing their, household comforts j the whole of the furni-' ture being of the best description* and in an excellent state of preservation. :' Further particulars will be given. in future' advertisements, and catalogues printed prior to the date of sale. Also, unless previously disposed of, twenty acres of land, being portion of section (555) with frontage on the River Avon, forming, from its locality and good boundaries, a most valu-J able plot for speculation. Lyttelton, June 3,1858. NOTICE. ALL parties having sold Produce to the undersigned are requested to deliver the same at Jones's or Ferry Wharf, and not at Mr. Webb's, at Christchurch Quay. Should any Produce be sent to the latter place after this Notice it will only be paid for after approval by Mr. W. Thomson. Extra cartage will be paid for. ROBT. WAITT .& CO. : Lyttelton, July 1. FOR SALE, , .' Kf} heifers, averaging 18 months old, deliverable in the neighbourhood of Timaru, or by agreement. The above will be sold in one or more lots to suit purchasers. J. LONGDEN. EX MAORI, AND ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, "I £y crates earthenware and China, con-\-*J sisting of, — Plates, dishes, soup tureens, covered dishes Toilet sets in great variety, bowls, jugs, and mugs ..-■.- Breakfast cups and saucers, dinner sets China breakfast and tea services Chambers, &c, &c. Also, 12 hhds. tumblers, assorted 30 cases glassware, consisting of— Wines, champagne, hock, and claret glasses Decanters, water jngs, cruets, and frames Mustard pots, egg cups, sugar basins, and creams Confectioner's show glasses, salvers Cake shades, cake dishes and plates Butter tubs and stands, salts, &c., &c. GEORGE TAYLER, Late LEAKE A TAYLER. London Street, Lyttelton. O~R S A L i", BY THE UNDERSIGNED: 2 wool pressing machines complete Grain measures I Turnip cutters and corn crackers Bullock and horse drays Iron harrows Ploughs and ploughshares J. T. PEACOCK & CO., Wharf. TO STOREKEEPERS, SETTLERS, AND OTHERS. THE undersigned, having established themselves in Sydney as Commission Merchants for some time, beg to inform the inhabitants of Nelson and Surroundingdistricts that they are prepared to execute business in the Sale of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Grain and other produce, or in the furnishing .of goods team, the Sydney markets, giving intimations of prices current from time to time as may be' requested or necessary. J. & d. McDonald, Sussex Street North, Sydney, N. S. Wales. T" Hereby caution all persons against -L cutting or removing timber from the estate of the late Luke Richmond Dale, situated in Little Altaloa. JOHN ANDERSON, Executor.