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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIV, Issue 848, 26 December 1860, Page 6

j WOODFORD Vv FANTHAM, MR.H. K. AXPORT has received instructions from the Deputy Sheriff of Canterbury; to JSell by Public Auction, at his'SaleKooujb, Market :Piace, phristchurch^ oti , . | THURSDAY NEXT, the 27th December, • kunless the above action shall have been proviouftijjr jsettlod), the following property; levied upon in tliir • jcaußO, viz.,—- ..-...;■■..,.■...■.••..:,■ .. ... i:i ■;■/■■'■■ j^ :iTiie:Hil^imroVor-iiiterftt'inf :'th'e1 Avon Flour j Mill and other premises, situate near the ! Papanui road; and also in tlie lease, having i abbutl6yearn torun, of the section of land I upon which the above buildings are erected. j Tliei plaintiff inthesuit will bb^ prepared to exlecute ah aßsignriieiit of the lease to the purchaser^ ] Sale at 12 o'clock aJtri'. Terms Cash; Christchuroh, Dec. 21,1860. !: SUPREME CpUMT—WRIT 01) PI. FA, .j. v;:.;:; ; ;v<; ■;COX^EAD;T.,iNWOOD.;"1, '^V \.._ MR. H. E. ALPORT has received instructions \ i! from the Deputy Sheriff of Canterbury, to ') {Sell by Public Auction ■, at -Mr. Inwood'a premises, jAvonßide; on '.\ . •■,,. ■ ; ■ -.-. • .■ •■•■■.■• ;•/ ?. ■ j THURSDAY NEXT, the 27th December, '(unless the above action shall have been previously |settled);'thefoliowihgpyb^etty, levied upon_in this ■ ;cause; viz.,— .' '• ,'" -.!".'.,''.'.."...,. „ , .!■*'" ,'..',.'.,',.-,'.,•■ ! yS^am'engine"I,.^'''/.-'';^^..'.■';' '-V^V^ .'.,;.,'' I Threshing machine : i Whalebpatrr: " v--;- v--; -■ "; :: ;"'■_ '■' i Sides of leather, 7 dozen basils v ; j Hidesarid skins in pits T - j Wheelsjahtl part of cart ; " ; j .■•■ Wheelbarrow, <Src. . :V /'\ ''■"'": ;'! ■':'"" :: ': '! " :-". s Sale at 2 p.m.' ' Terms Cash; :. I Market PlaceVChristchui-ch, Dec. 21, 1860; | DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. MR. H. E.ALPpRT ; has received instructions to offer for positive sfrie ithe pleasantly '^tn^/5-y^et;Q^tAJG^:<gA \ present inVthe occupation >of ; Mi". r Ward^ heat; 'the I Horse Dep6tin! Armagh' street; Christchurch. : |The Two Quarter-acre FREEHOLD SECTIONS; ;No. 547 and 549, upon which the above House is I The is surrounded1 with a lofty gorse '.Hedge' and aplantattbri of trees' of several'years jgrbwthV'lias also a well laid out fruit and kitchen : 1 garden j combining the retirement of a well sheltered icouutry dwelling, with the advantage of being■■within fiveminutes wallc'bf the centre of business, in .'Christchurch. v Having long frontage to' Madras street arid also' to Chester sti'eet, the sections are of igreat value for building purposed. ':-^ - " ;; Cards to view, and further particulars may be lobtairied on application" at' the office of -the I AUCTIONEER^ Market: place) Christchurch; > , : 21st December, 1860.: li;: ; ; ; -' •■■ .■•■;'■ ; MR. W.l THOMSON; \ WILL SELL BY AUCTIONi ■ I ''"'.'. •'."' ■'- ": ■■■;'.. ..ViT'THB,. ; V- „■'.'..'.';''. ... . !j' "v!'-:-'M Eyß..'i^!;A L..E^;F.A^R ; M, ",• "■ ' :■ < PAPANUI ROAD,I (late the residence of Mrs. A.:.Jackspn,) , v ; ;i ON TUESDAY; JANUARY Bth, 1861, THE remaimngi Stqck/Stock^n-Tradiß, &c., • • : MR. J- W- 'MOORHOUSE, ■which will be..sold without; the least, reserve^ to • wind up the affairs of'1 this estate:— ' ! ; Truerabld, 4 years, bid,;by Farmers' ■ Favourite,'put of ithe late'o\ Gr. Rus^llV'irnpQrfed :mai;e Gipsey. This horse is perfectly quiet in any • kind of. Harness "':':.:". '■*'~'r'':: : '■-"'■.". ''.:' :" uy' ■ ' „.; J Multuin-iri-Parvb, blackr entire^:stands M handsi2| inches^ quiet to ride or drive, and^acknowledged |to be one of the best nags in thei colony Cosmos, chestnut gelding, 7 years old, by Riddleswotthi put of athbioiighbied mare, splendid hack and journey horse ' ; ' /' I :; : 'Bay Mare, 4 years old, with foalf at foot by Joe .. --MiiWr ■■■.■:■:.•■ '•••■'"•■■■''•■';.•■; =■;:■ '•■.-V '."■.-" :"V'.^:; f Brown Colt, 3 years'6lcl,in breaking o Cai-t Colt, by -Westminster, but /of ». first-class : ;marle' :J:;!.;.''/'>"■ !,'.'" ■;•' '"■. "'.''". :-".':"-"". '■''■; \": ''"■'''' t'.-vGrey C^rt Mare, 7 years old; '_ '••" - T : ' i - Bay vH6rse; 5 years old, well framed and powerf ■ ful hack; '-„.,.■ ... ■.. •.'. „..-'■■. .-. ,;"':' ':!' "'■..'""■ j ■ Brown ni are, 5 years old ': :','/.' > ) Brown mare, 4 do. " ; Black horse, 7 years old) quiet to ride or drive, jand carries a lady-, ■^■■^*^ ,i- : -f~<'Vf*i ' c - -.- •:'-.' ' ■ ■ \. Two well bred cows; perfectly quiet " ; ' ; One substantial break " •""- ---( 'One:plpiigh;v;''fj.;/';. ■v./"'-ri^-;;;-"•'.. ■'*. '::>■-. <- ' j One set iron harrows . ;, : l: J. „- fl i One chaff cutter""'; ' ! One corn crusher ; /•:•;. I Break harness complete - > Sundry harness, saddles, clothing', buckets, wheel- { barrows, <fec.,&c, . ' {:. Turkeys^ .- ■ : t> j\,, ■: ) ■.'•. i . / .,.',.;_....-., . r ;,--^ • j: y ■h-rcfev-M.^i:^'.- :-iAxsoV 3r ; ■'.* -■ i:/:[ >:t-; 'I I (If hot■'prevfbus'!^'^disposed of by ■priyate contract), j4yearß ; of .which : ajL'e,,unexpired.. ; : ,;;; ( v r.-.^v.w-M, | ..Thisjproperty, situate withiii/so short a .distance ; of Christclmrchj cpnsists.pf^fifty acres, about thirty. jof which.are .laid -dowrij ; in/.English] graßses,,witlv' ■ commpdipus hpuse, well arranged .garden, <Sic., and I an accommodation road; running. Jts.entire; length,; | and fronting on. the Papanui road. ■ > As, ,a residence I or dairy farm,this estate has undoubted merits..;; ; I •■- '^rvii^^ipfo^'li^ i."V LbNbbN.:OTE]BBTrLYOTELTbisi.:.v..-/.0..' ;■.->■;<;■: :i:.f.j-;Mf.'!f--f-vif:.>;".- : .v;-'r^ wi; .:v.;:;u"i -'.U; .;..\ ■ Th\ ; GLARKSON begs respectfu)ly, to inform his ,JlJ* %n,umeronß..;c.u^ and the I surrounding' bays that' he intends opening the above I Branch Establishment^ in connection with Mi*. T. | Preece; on' SATURDAY; January 5; 1861, with a ! choice, and I large •assdrtrhtiht) of seasonable goods, ! particulars pf • ,which. will, appear : in, Saturday's i " Times " of December 29/ ' !.' N.B.—The above establishment will be ."con*' j ducted by MriT. Pfeece) arid Twill bexarried on in the nameof?" Clarkson & Preeoe." ; ■ ' - :■ • - '!;. . ..... UNION WHARF. ..■■■:■:...■..-.. ON SALE, at the rUnion Wharf, Perry Road : ;;V.D;L. and totara'shingles ' V' ■■'■■?'•> '■■'tin-. ■■.:.pftl'.ngß J -..6-sfeet ,•■. '„- '.■•...'■.:■-.•, ■;. ■•■ ;;; .•• Kauri boards, i- ; ,to 1 inch - „'„.-■ Hcant)inj>,4:by 3to 6 by,3 Totava.and,black and white pine boards arid ■..: .;■■;"'• scan'tlirig ""'.'■ ,:;; ■'■;■■':■'■'■• ■; . ■ Tptara and kauri boards for cabinet use, .24 to 26 inches wide by 1 and 1|V.D.I^. hard wood, 3 by 2 to 8 by 3 '■■■ '.'Coals" . „.•: •-... .'■ .■ ■ ■"'■ '"■ ■■■' '■'■ ■'■' ■ ': stone lime, slacked arid unslaolced. ; CRICKET!! A MATCH will be played on the Avonside JjL. ■■;■■■' Cricket Ground, On WEDNESDA^y DECEMBER 2Gtji, Between Eleven 'Members of the Avonside (jlub and Eleven of the Lincoln Road Club. ; ; Wiokets to be pitJclVedat Ten o'olbck a.m. ■ A. S. BiiITTAN, Hon. Sec.