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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 912, 7 August 1861, Page 5

FOR THE GOLD DIGGINGS. HnUE Powerful Paddle Steamer LYTTELTON tT. t ,liavin£ arrived from Dunedin, will sail for KAIAPOI THIS DAY, Wednesday the 7th instant, where she will load and take in Passengers tor the ° DUNEDIN JETTY DIRECT, until SATURDAY, the 10th. Passage Money £3 Rate of Freight £3 f* ton Apply to COOKSON, BOWLER & CO., lyttelton, Christchurch, and Kaiapoi. OTAGO GOLD DIGGINGS. TDERSONS about to proceed to these Diggings -■- are requested to notice that the INTERCOLONIAL ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS WILL SAIL FOR OTAGO ABOUT THE FOLLOWING DATES;— Airedale on the 15th } of each bteamer with English Mails on the 30th ) Month. For freight or passage, apply to MILES & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. FOR TIMARU. 'PHE Schooner WELLINGTON, J. Elmsly C Arn TTl Sf:\ e, r ' ,will sail T(,r the ab°™ Port on SATURDAY, the 10th instant. For freight or passage, apply to MILES & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. Lyttelton, August 6,1861. T^ANTED, a married couple, without " ▼ children. The man as general servant and the wife to cook and attend to the house work Apply at the WHARF HOTEL, Ferry Road.' YIXANTED to Hire, a team of Six Working R LuNSDEN: Wlth C°mplete- APP,J 6 August,6,lß6l. WANTED, a young lady as Governess. Apply to Mrs. Beard, Henfield, Riccarton. TTJTANTED, a situation as Miller, by apassenger * " per Chrysolite, of considerable experience. Apply to Mr. POTTON, Barracks, Christchurch. ARRIVAL OF. SPRING GOODS AT HESLOP'S NEW STORE, CANTERBURY STREET, LYTTELTON. THE latest fashions in Ladies' Hats have just arrived at this store from England and are now ready for inspection. Prints, all patterns, at s^d. and 6d. per yard. ONE POUND REWARD. CJTRAYED— On the 20th ult., from a paddock *J in Durham Street, a Light Beown House, with white hind legs, and star on forehead, aged,' and rather stiff in his movements. The.above Reward will be given to any one bringing this horse to Messrs.T.R.Fisher and Co.'s Store. T OST, a POCKETBOOK, containing letters, J-* bills, &c. Any party bringing the same to JOHN BIRDSEY, British Hotel, Christchurch, will be rewarded. August 6th, 1861. FOR SALE, A MOST Desirable Freehold Property, consisting of 300 acres of RICH GRASS LAND, fenced on three sides by natural boundaries, situate a pleasant distance from town, with a good road. Apply to R. BRUNSDEN. Market place, Christchurch, Aug. 1, 1861. NEW BOOKS. THE Undersigned will open in the course of a few days, ex Omeo, Two Cases of NEWEST WORKS OF THE DAY, to which inspection is invited. J. HUGHES, Cashel Street, opposite Mann's A 1 Hotel. SALE OF THE STUD OF W. H. HARRIS, ESQ., BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THESE Valuable Brood Mares and YoungStock are now on sale at the PAREORA STATION, twelve miles from Timaru, and amongst others comprise the following valuable stock :— Border Maid, in foal to Malton ; Flirt, in foal to Sledmere; Termagant, own sister to Glendon ; Martha, Merrylegs's dam; Hecla, in foal to Sir Charles; Mildred, Mildew's dam; Lapwing, in foal to Clyde; Doubtful, iv foal to Sledmere; Flageolet, The Nun, in foal to Malton; Calista, in foal to Sledmere: Spray, dam of Wetsail, in foal to Sledmere; Medora; in foal to Malton; Ada, in foal to Sledmere; Perdita, Gipsy Queen, in foal to Malton; Polly, in foal to Sledmere; CR mare, in foal to Sledmere; and several thoroughbred mares, in foal to Malton and Sledmere; also, yearlings to three years old, by Priam and other thoroughbred horses. For further particulars as to pedigrees, prices &c, apply to JOHN T. PARKINSON, Christchurch; or, W. H. HARRIS, ESQ., Pareora Station. N.B. Stedmere has been purchased by R.Wilkin, Esq., for £750, for export to the Moreton Bay District.