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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 613, 22 September 1858, Page 6

W. D. BARNARD HAS the pleasure to announce'that he is ready to receive GOODS for PUBLIC or PRIVATE SALE, and that his general SALE BY AUCTION takes place at his Sale Room, Cashel Street, EVERY SATURDAY, at 1 o'clock (sharp), when he will submit for public competition a quantity of Merchandise, Household Fubnitube, and a variety of sundries. PRELIMINARY NOTICE.' EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. WD. BARNARD has received in- •' sanctions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Sale Rooms, Cashel Street,—----10 Trunks BOOTS and SHOES; comprising Gents' patent Wellington boots Do. Napoleon do. Do. Wellington do. Do. Half-ditto do. Men's Watertight do. Women's double-soled, military-heeled side springing boots Women's dble-soled cloth do.. Do. leather do. Children's cloth do. Do. Meiriel button do Do. do. strapped shoes Terms at Sale. SHEEP-RUN AND STOCK FOR SALE. ME. THOMSON has received instructions from A. G. Perceval, Esq., to sell by Public Auction on an early day, of ■ which due notice "will be given,—1. The good-will of the well-known run of ! Easdale Nook,-situated about 40 miles from Christchurch, on the south bank of the Waimakariri, together with the freehold section of 50 acres on the same, and the substantially built dwelling house of 7 apartments', with other improvements. 2. 50 head, more or less, of well bred cattle, including a remarkably fine short-horn bull, and several thoroughly broken milch cows. 3. About 1,800 sheep, of which, about 1,300 are breeding ewes, and 30 rains from one of the best flocks in the province. ' 4. About 500 weaned lambs —mixed sexes.- - The above run is well-known as one of the best in Canterbury. It is 'well bounded and subdivided, —there is abundance" of coal and timber for every purpose, and the run is out of the line of any thoroughfare. There, is a good paddock laid down in English grassland an excellent garden in full-bearing. The holder has a\so-a. p?*oindiviso right- to the use of a woolshed,1 washing-place, stockyards, cow-shed, '&c" ' &c. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSRS. R. WAITT <fc CO. have received intimation of the shipment of a large and valuable consignment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, By the Matador, daily expected'from Hobarton. The above Furniture will be sent to Christchurch immediately on its being landed, and will be j SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, BY MR. THOMSON, ' At the Town Hall, Christchurch, on an early day after its arrival. Further particulars will be given in future advertisements. ■ , Terms Liberal. Champagne Luncheon. LYTTELTON COLONISTS' SOCIETY AND LITERARY INSTITUTION. A CONVERSAZIONE, in Commemo-' ration of the Foundation of this Institution, will be held in the Town Hall, Lyttelton, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 22nd inst. Members will be admitted without payment; but a charge of One Shilling will be made to non-subscribers. The doors will be opened at Seven o'clock. C. W. TURNER, Hon. Secretary. Lyttelton, September 17,1858. WANTED TO HIRE for .a period of twelve months, a PIANOFORTE. Apply to JOHN BEALEY, Christc'hurch; ! Sept. 15, 1858. SHEEP ■ON SALE. 1 000 to 2>°°° Ewes, delivered on the ±}\J\J\J Hurunui in MARCH NEXT. 2,000 ewes delivered at Timaru in NOVEMBER NEXT. Apply to MILES KINGTON & Co., Lytteltonj ON SALE, AT THE. STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED, HEAPvT KAURI TIMBER, consisting of 20,000 feet kauri boards 9xl . 12,000 do. do. do. 6rl 20,000 do. do. do. 9xf 600 do. do. do. 9x If 1,000 do. do. do. 9x2 4,000 feetkauri scantling 4 x 3 4,000 do. do. do. 6x 3 2,000 do. do. do. 5x 2k 5,000 shingles, MILES KINGTON & Co., Norwich Quay.