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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 912, 7 August 1861, Page 8

TO ARRIVE PER NORDEN, And following Vessels, DIRECT FROIVL THE BEST HOUSES IN ENGLAND. . PORT, first quality, in qr. casks and octaves Sherry, pale do. Sherry, gold do. Claret (Nathaniel Johnston and Sons' brand) in cases Champagne (Moets' brand) in cases Brandy, U. V. pale, do. Gin, Booth's old torn i Whiskey, Irish Whiskey, Scotch Beer, bottled, &c, &c. j BURNELL AND BENNETT, | Christchurch. July 20,1861. RUNS FOR SALE IN THE CANTERBURY PROVINCE. I^Ofifi ACRES of good Sheep Country -LzJ»\J\J\J i n the McKenzie Country 9,000 acres ditto ditto 10,000 „ on the Ashburton 10,000 „ near Lake Heron 7,000 „ on the Waimakariri 15,000 „ near Lake Takupo Also several Runs and Stock in working condition. Apply to BURNELL & BENNETT. Christchurch, July 20,1861. SPORTING. TO ARRIVE PER NORDEN,— 3 Cases of the latest sporting prints. BURNELL AND BENNETT, July 20,1861. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. Af\ AAA ACRES of splendid sheep jo\J^\J\J\J country, on the Waitangi BURNELL AND BENNETT. July 20,1861. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. 1 X AAA A- Cres of splendid sbeep JLtJi*, \J VJ \J country on the Rangitata. BURNELL & BENNETT. July 20,1861. LAND FOR SALE. THE unsold portion of Rural Section No. 88, will shortly be offered for Sale in quantities to suit purchasers. The land has frontage to the Ferry road, and is for the most part fenced and cultivated. For particulars, &c, apply to MR. HARMAN, Hereford street. FOR SALE. 2f\ SHARES of £6 each, paid up, in \J the No. 1 Selwyn Copper Mining Company. Application to the Secretary, J. ROWLEY, High street, Christchurch, • Secretary; T. COOPER, Durham street North, Chairman. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. (\o oon acres °f s°°d sheep "Vy^V/VyV/ country, situated within 60 miles of Christchurch. Apply to Messrs. AIKMAN & WILSON. CUT FIREWOOD. FOR SALE, at the Albion Wharf, Ferry Road, — or delivered in Christchurch at 10s. per cord extra GEO. S. BARTRUM. THORPE'S BATTLE BOOTS. JUST RECEIVED EX GYLFE. A well assorted parcel of the above well known make, comprising-— Ladies' cloth, kid, and memel calf top, double sole boots, to button and lace Do. kid top Balmorals, military heels Girls| goat and cloth top button boots Girls' and women's strong front lace leather boots Gentlemen's enamelled hide knee riding boots Do* do. and grain leather thigh boots Stout calf clump sole Wellingtons and Prince Georges Do. grain leather Balmorals, toe capped Men's and boys' strong made watertights Do. do. bluchers Carpet and leather slippers in great variety. „ , ™ H. E. ALPORT. Market Place, Christchurch. RANSOME'S PLOUGHS AND HARROWS, EX GLENTANNER. JUST RECEIVED. 6 of the above celebrated ploughs, YL & YFL assorted swing, 1 and 2 wheel, with a lar°*e supply of extra fittings " 3. sets Ransome's East Anglian iron harrows. „ , H. E. ALPORT. Market Place, Christchurch. MANDEVILLE FARMERS' CLUB. THS Annual Ploughing Match of the above -*- Club will take place on the Farm of the Rev. Jno. Raven, Woodend, on WEDNESDAY the 21st August, 1861. Pbizes. Ist class, Ist prize ... ... £10 0 0 2nd do. 7 0 0 3rd do 4 10 0 4th do 2 10 0 sth do 1 10 0 2nd class, Ist prize 5 0 0 2nd do. 3 0 0 3rd do. I 10 0 Teams driven with reins, and under the sole control of the ploughman, only be allowed to enter. No ploughman who has previously competed for a first class prize, or who has carried a first or second prize in the second class, be allowed to enter in the second class. Ploughs to be on the ground at 9 o'clock and ; commence at 10 o'clock. • ' j A prize of £5 will be given for the best plough made in the province; the award to be made by ■ *be judges appointed tor the ploughing match. , Ploughs entered for this prize to be on the ground ; either entered in the match or permit- of a sufficient , trial to determine the judges in the award. ; All entries to be made to the Secretary on or be J fore Wednesday, the 14th August, 1861. Entrance, 10s. 6d. W. H. MEIN, Hon. Sec.