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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIV, Issue 849, 29 December 1860, Page 6

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Clearing out Snle of CLOTHING, DRAPERY, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, SPRING CART, HORSES, HARNESS, &c, Ac. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29. MR. J. T. PARKINSON has received instructions from Messrs. Manning and Preeco, consequent upon their diHHolution of Partnership, to null by Auction on the abovo date, at their store in High Street, Christchurch, the whole of their Stock in Trade, consisting of— Tweed, Doeskin, Shooting Talma, Superior Dress and Over Coats in great variety. Black Cloth and other Trowsers and Vests Hats and Caps, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Boots • ■'" and Shoes, Polka Jackets, &c, &c. Also— Those two Valuable Harness Horses, so well known for their staunchness; as up-country Horses for crossing rivers, &c, they cannot be surpassed. Spring Cart Harness, &c, &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at Sale. Luncheon Provided. SUPREME COURT—WRIT OF FI FA. COOKSON AND CO. V. FANTHAM. MR. 11. E. ALPORT has received instructions from the Deputy Sheriff of Canterbury to Sell by Public Auction, at Mr. Fantham's Premises, Lincoln Road, | ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 31 (Unless the above Action shall have been previously settled), the following Property, levied upon in this cause, viz.—• ONE STACK OF HAY, ONE HORSE. Sale at 12 o'clock.—Terms cash. Market Place, Christchurch, Dec. 24 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. MR. H. E. ALPORT has received"instructions to offer for positive sale the pleasantly situated 5-roomed COTTAGE, at present in the occupation of Mr. Ward, near the Horse Depot in Armagh street, Christchurch. Also, The Two Quarter-acre FREEHOLD SECTIONS, No. 547 and 549, upon which the above House is built. The property is surrounded with a lofty gorse nedge and a plantatton of ti'eea of several years growth, has also a well laid out fruit and kitchen garden, combining the retirement of a well sheltered couutry dwelling, with the advantage of being within five minutes walk of the centre of business in Christchurch. Having long frontage to Madras street and also to Chester street, the sections are of great value for building purposes. Cards to view, and further particulars may be obtained on application at the office of the AUCTIONEER, Market place, Christchurch. 21st December, 1860. MR. W.. THOMSON WILL SELL BY AUCTION, A.T THE MERIT ALE FARM, PAPANUI ROAD, (late tlio vofiidonocof Mrs. A. JaclvSOll,) ON TUESDAY, JANUARY Bth, 1861, rpiH'E remaining Stock, Stuuk-iu-Trade, &u.y JL of MR. J. W. MOORHOUSE, which will be sold without the least reserve, to wind up the affairs of this estate :— Truemold, cart entire, 4 years old, by Farmers' Favourite, out of the late G. G. Russell's imported mare Gipsey. This horse is perfectly quiet in any kind of harness Multum-in-Parvo, black entire, stands 14 hands 2|- inches, quiet to ride or drive, and acknowledged to be one of the best nags in the colony Cosmos, chestnut gelding, 7 years old, by Riddlesworth, out of a thoroughbred mare, splendid hack and journey horse Bay Mare, 4 years old, with foal at foot by Joe Miller Brown Colt, 3 years old, in breaking Cart Colt, by Westminster, out of a first-class mare Grey Cart Mare, 7 years old Bay Horse, 5 years old, well framed and powerful hack Brown mare, 5 years old Brown mare, 4 do. Black hovse, 7 years old, quiet to ride or drive, and carries a lady Two well bred cows, perfectly quiet One substantial break One plough One set iron harrows One chaff cutter One corn crusher Break harness complete Sundry harness, saddles, clothing, buckets, wheelbarrows, &c, &c. Turkeys Also, (If not previously disposed of by private contract), THE MERIVALE LEASE, 4 years of which are unexpired. This property, situate within so short a distance of Christchurch, consists of fifty acres, about thirty of which are laid down in English grasses, with commodious house, well arranged garden, &c, and an accommodation road running its entire length, and fronting on the Papanui road. As a residence or dairy farm, this estate has undoubted merits. GREAT LAND SALE. MR. THOMSON will offer for sale, early in February, at the Town Hall, Christchurch :— Various lots of Town, Suburban, and Rural Lands: all as to be described in future advertisements. UNION WHARF. ON SALE, at the Union Wharf, Ferry Road: V.D.L. and totara shingles „ palings, 5 feet Kauri boards, to 1 inch „ scantling, 4by3to 6by 3 Totara and black and white pine boards and • scantling . Totara and kauri boards for cabinet use, 24 to 26 inches wide by 1 and 1^ V.D.L. hard wood, 3 by 2 to 8 by 3 Coals j Best stone lime, slacked and unslacked. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. THIS BANK will be CLOSED on TUESDAY, Ist January, 1861, for the usual half-yearly balance of the books. The Board will in consequence meet for the discount of bills on Monday, at Twelve o'clock. Customers are requested to send in their pass hooks as soon as possible, in order that they may be balanced. JOSH.' PALMER, Manager.