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Lyttelton Times, Volume XV, Issue 857, 26 January 1861, Page 7

MACHINE R V, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. f Manufactured by CHARLES D. YOUNG & COMPANY, ENGINEERS,. IRON FOUNDERS BOILER MAKERS & CONTRACTORS, 19, Great George Street, Westminster, London and at Perth, N. B. OTEAM ENGINES, stationary or fixed, from O to 60 horse power, portable for agricultural, mining, pumping, sawing, and other pur* poses, from 4 to 20 horse-power Steam boilers, plain, egg-end, and cylindrical, &c, &c. Machinery, flour and saw mills, brewers' plant, pumping, raining, and tile making machinery, water wheels, &c, &c. Iron bridges, piers, wharves, &c. Iron houses, stores, roofings, &c., &c. Railway fixed plant and rolling stock Agricultural implements, thrashing, winnowing; oat-bruising, and chaff-cutting machines, ploughs, harrows, grubbers, &o. Wire for fencing, telegraphs, &c. Plain and galvanized corrugated sheets Tools, verticals, lathes, planing machines, &o. - For further information and more detailed particulars, apply to COOKSON, BOWLER & CO., .... Lyttelton and Christchurch. Agents for the Canterbury Province. Lyttelton, August 16,1860. TIMARU DISTRICT. r". ITIHE Undersigned beg to acquaint their JL friends in the Timaru District, that they have made arrangements with Mr. John Beswick to receive and forward all wool and pro-1 j duce delivered at Timaru for their account. Every facility will be afforded for the weighing, storing, and shipping of the same, or any wool that may b« entrusted to their care for shipment only. Station supplies of every description can be obtained from Mr. Beg wick; and the fullest information v to opportunities for the shipment of wool during the; ensuing season can be had on application to COOKSON, BOWLER & CO. Lyttelton and Christchurch, Oct. 16,1860. : FOR SALE, EX KOH-I-NOOR, FROM LONDON. ■'■■:-. MARTELL'S BRANDY in qr.-casks Fine W. I. rum in do. ' Do. do. inhhds. COOKSON, BOWLER & CO. Lyttelton and Christchurch. COALS and FIREWOOD, wholesale and retail, at the dep6t, Gloucester Street, adjoining the Union Printing Office. Terms cash. .■ Christchurch, Dec. 5. „ ... TO SPORTING GENTLEMEN. BELL'S LIFE IN LONDON may be had of the undersigned; also, the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS and PUNCH. ALBERT T. BRADWELL. FRUIT, PRESERVED OR FRESH. JAMS of all sorts, except Strawberry, in any, quantity at Is. 6d. per lbs., and ss. extra for kegs. All orders for fruit packed carefully, but at the risk of the purchaser after ship* ■..ment.. m _._™_™~.~ ___._.......,.-.-...-. W. WATKINS, Akaroa. RANGIORA SECTION No. 226 a, In the centre of the Township, By order of the Trustees. TO be let on lease for 14 years, with a purchasing clause, in qr.-acre and half-acre lots. Also rural section No. 226 at Governor's Bay, in blocks to suit purchasers. Also, upon the Harewood road, within 4 miles of Christchurch, section No. 226, containing 50 acres, fenced and laid down with English grasses.

Flans of the above may be seen and all farther particulars obtained, by application to , MESSRS. JOHNSTONE & WILLIAMS, Solicitors for the Trustees, Christchurch ; or to W. H. PERCIVAL, Esq. DRAUGHT HORSES AND WORKING BULLOCKS. FOR SALE, — Several valuable heavyDraught HORSES and MARES j trial allowed. Two first-rate Teams of WORKING BULLOCKS, and several Pairs of ditto. Cheap for CASH. Apply to . Mr. RICH, Assembly Rooms, Kaiapoi. CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' SCHOOL, . w (Established Seven Years,) WILL RE-OPEN on MONDAY, the 28th instant. MRS. CHARLES THOMSON. Oxford Terrace West, Jan. 16,1861. CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' SCHOOL, , GLOUCESTER STREET. (CONDUCTED BY MISS TAYLOR.) THIS Establishment will re-open onMONDAY, the 28fch instant. -'■■—";

FOR SALE ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS, T7IXCELLENT BUILDING SITES: in Jth Hereford Street, situated between the Offices of Mr. Havman and Mr. Beetham, Surveyor. The property is close to the river Avon, and is one of the best and most improving situations in town for business purposes. Also, to be Let,—A most desirable site fortn. office, fronting on Oxford Terrace West, adjoining the office of Mr. C. Gr. Hodgson, Solicitor. Forp.r«cdars,«p|ly K tO TowNgHEsD) On the premises. BARRETT'S TWIST TOBACCO. JUST RECEIVED, a Half Tierce Barrett's Superior Twist Tobacco and on sale at the Store of JAMES KERR, Cashel street, Christohnroh. SOUTH COLOMBO STREET. THE next sale of lots applied for in the property of W. S. Moorhouse, Esq., south Colombo street, will be held at the White Hart Hotel, on THURSDAY, FEB. 7. Persons wishing to purchase any lots must apply for them on or before the 3rd February, and they will be submitted on the 7th February, in the usual manner. . , , ft 1,. ;• Terms—One third cash; balance in 6, 1£ and 18 months, with ten per cent interest. Sale at One o'Clock. JOHN OLLIVIER, Auctioneer*'