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HSferw Advertiaemeatis. LYTTELTON. THIS DAY. LOUISSON will have sold at his Rooms, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole of the SURPLUS STORES, Ex Lancashire Witch. Also, 1 CRATE ASSORTED EARTHENWARE. Sale at 1 o'clock. 5627 NOVEMBER 19, 1863. GENERAL MONTHLY MARKET, AT THE GEORGE AND DRAGON HOTEL, GREAT SOUTH ROAD. OPENING SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES, SADDLE AND LIGHT HARNESS MARES & GELDINGS, ONE DONKEY AND FOAL, TWENTY SUPERIOR MILCH COWS, ONE WELL-BRED FILLY, BY SKELETON, A LITTER OF PIGS, &c, &c. MR. W. D. BARNARD will hold his FIRST MONTHLY SALE of Draught horses and mares, Saddle and light harness horses, One donkey and foal, Twenty superior milch cows, One filly by Skeleton, A litter of the best bred pigs in the province, &c., &c. Sale at 12 o'clock. Term 9 at sale. Luncheon provided. 5649 P APANUI MARKET. TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 24, AT NOON. AUCTION SALE OF MILCH COWS, STEERS, FAT HEIFERS, SADDLE HORSES & MARES, DRAUGHT MARES, DRAYS & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. H! ESSRS. W. & N. JOYNT IVI will sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MEDDINGS'S STOCKYARDS, ON TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 24, 1863, a well-selected MOB OF MIXED CATTLE; Also, DRAUGHT MARES, SADDLE AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, DRAYS, & FARMING IMPLEMENTS. 5645 SPECIAL NOTICE TO GROCERS. A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE. POSITION CENTRAL, premises commodious, good dwelling rooms above. Lease 12 years. Rental low. Nor particulars apply to THOS. B. CRAIG, 5646 c Next the Town Hall. FOR SALE. That well-known hotel, THE DEVONSHIRE ARMS, doing a first class trade. For particulars apply to MESSRS. DANN & BISHOP, Wine Merchants, Colombo street. None but bona fide purchasers need apply. 5633 FOR SALE. OA DRUMS (5 gallons each) SPIRITS OF ZU TAR, Ex Catherine. Apply to 5647 c MATSON & TORLESSE. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT MIDDLETON FARM. CAPTAIN, a pure-bred bay Clydesdale, six years old, by young Lincoln; Young Lincoln by Old Lincoln; dam, Flower; both imported by the late Dr. Wilmore. Dam, Champion, out of Mr. Scott's imported Clydesdale. Captain took the first prize in Tasmania as the best colonial-bred horse. Terms: £5 a mare; groom, ss. Good paddocks provided at 5s per week for mares, with greatest attention paid but no responsibility incurred. c 5632 A BARGAIN. TO FLOUR MILLERS. AN Eighteen 4-horse power high-pressure table engine, with Cornish boiler and plant for flour mill. For further particulars apply the engineer on board the steamship Lord Ashley; or to Mr. George Fraser, engineer, &c., Mechanics Bay Foundry, Auckland. Nov. 14, 1863. 5633 STATIONERY WAREHOUSE. FOR Mercantile Stationery and Account-books of every possible description and ruling, inspect the large and varied stock at the WELL-KNOWN LITTLE SHOP, 9, Colombo Street. Storekeepers, dealers, &c. 4 unusual allowance. 5617 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. B. BUTTON, IN tendering his thanks to the inhabitants of Christchurch for the patronage bestowed on lim for the last seven years, respectfully informs ;hem that he has removed to THE NEW BUILDINGS BETWEEN MR. BRADWELL'S AND THE BIRMINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD WAREHOUSE, Colombo Street, vhere he hopes to deserve a continuance of support >y attention to business, good workmanship, and ilways keeping on hand a supply of first-class naterials. B. Button wishes to call attention to a capital ASSORTMENT OF PAPERHANGINGS, ust opened, a great portion of which were expressly ihosen by a colonist of excellent judgment in Engand. An inspection is confidently invited—the patterns icing first-rate, and the qualities equal to any ever mported. 5624 TO STATION OWNERS AND OTHERS. rHE undersigned is prepared to execute orders for the improved consolidated clay cob work, rell adapted for woolsheds, cottages, stables, outiuildings, shepherd's huts, &c., unequalled for duralility and cheapness. B. WARD, 641 o Kaiapoi.