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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1226, 23 April 1864, Page 6

New Advertisementß. TO GROCERS, STOREKEEPERS, TEADEALERS, AND OTHERS—WANTED, by a respectable young man, aged 23, recently arrived from England, a SITUATION in the above line. Advertiser thoroughly understands every branch of the business. Address J. G., Times office, Christchurch. April 22, 1864. 2496 WANTED to Borrow, £500 on Mortgage of Freehold Property. For particulars ap'ply to Mr. Nalder, solicitor, Manchester-street. 2468 WANTED, a General Farm Servant, who is a good Ploughman, and accustomed to handle bullocks. Apply at the office of this paper. 2463 WANTED, 5000 Lucky Persons to try and obtain the following arlicUs from the Box of the Wheel of Fortune, on Saturday night next. Where ? At the Canterbury Fancy Bazaar, Highstreet. What are they ?—A papier macho table, watch and chain, brooches, pins, perfumery, writing desks, work boxes, plated ware, Chin.i ornaments, and a host of handsome goods worth living. Remember ! No Blanks, and commence at ti/JO p.m. 2471 n QAA WANTED to INVEST £1200 on u mortg;;.:e. Security must be unexceptionable. Apply to J. Drummond Macpherson, Christchurch. 2486 IRON WIRE CATTLE FENCING, STANDARDS AND STRAINING POSTS FOR SALE. ONE MILE of the above superior iron wire fencing, with iron claw straining posts, and pronged standards, No. 4 and 6 wires, delivered in Christchurch immediately. For plan of fence, price, &c., apply to 2525 Be BOURBEL & CO. THE LEASE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING SITE IN THE CENTRE OF CASHEL STREET, FOR SALE. TO be Sold, the Goodwill of the Lease of a plot of land, situate between Mann's Al Hotel and the establishment of Messrs. Kirby and Co., having a frontage of 18 feet on Cashel street, and running back, a distance of 74 feet, with a right-of-way at the back leading to and from Lichfield street, of a width of 10 feet. The lease has a further term of 16 years to run at a ground rental of £36 per- annum, clear of all rates and taxes. For price and particulars, apply to 2497 DE BOURBEL & CO. CATTLE FOR SALE. Q A HEAD of MIXED CATTLE, consisting of OU Steers and Heifers from two to three years old, and Cows, delivered either in Christchurch or at the Malvern Hills. 2498 DE BOURBEL & CO. TO LET, TOWN LAND, CLOSE TO CATHEDRAL SQUARE. SOME Good Building Sites, to be Let for 21 years in the centre of Christchurch. This land is in one block, and will be let at rates varying from 10s. to 30s. per foot. An artesian well has been sunk by the proprietor for the use of the tenants, from which a neverceasing supply of excellent water will be obtained. A liberal allowance will be made for the erection of stone or brick buildings. 2425 DEBOURBEL & CO. HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE. HALF AN ACRE OF LAND, within 1 a mile of the North Town Belt. The House contains four rooms, is plastered, papered, and painted throughout. There is a good well of water. Price £500, on easy terms of payment. 2420 DEBOURBEL & CO. STATION AND STOCK FOR SALE. qa AAA ACRES of good country on the OUsUUU Waiau river, Nelson province, 150 h e ad of Cattle and six Horses ; also Dwelling House> Yards, and other improvements. Terms easy. 2422 DEBOURBEL & CO. RUN FOR SALE. AAA ACRES, near Lake Wanaka, CanOOSUUU terbury province, being Runs Nos. 418, and 419. This is really beautiful country for sheep, well watered and wooded, and can be easily fitnpVpn 2423 ' DEBOURBEL & CO. RUN FOR SALE. 6 AAA ACRES of good Sheep and Cattle ? UUU Country on the river Waiau, Amuri district, 20 head of Dairy Cattle. 2424 DeBOURBEL & CO. STATION AND STOCK FOR SALE. £ A AAA ACRES, being runs No. 455 in the DU)Uv'J Canterbury province, and the adjoining one, No. 233 in Otago. THE STOCK comprises 3200, sheep, 800 lambs; also, LOO head of cattle. THE IMPROVEMENTS consist of dwellinghouse, huts, stables, woolshed, paddock, yards, &c., and all the necessary station plants. 2421 DeBOURBEL & CO. FOR SALE, Ten Quiet Pail-Fed STEERS, from two to three years old. Apply to CAPTAIN D'AUVERGNE, c 2470 Rangiora. NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION, 1865. THE COMMISSIONERS invite designs for the Honorary Certificates on which must appear the following Words and Spaces : — NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION, 1865. The Commissioners appointed by His Excellency, Sir George Gret, K.C.8., Have awarded on the recommendation of the Jury of Class Honorable Mention of for exhibited by him as the thereof. L.S., Superintendent of Otago, President of the Commission Exhibition Building. The Seal will be Three Inches in Diameter. Drawings of the Designs, marked by a Motto mijst be forwarded to the Hon. Secretary on or before Ist July, 1864, accompanied by a sealed envelope, with the Motto outside, and containing the Name and Address of the Designer. Ten Guineas will be given for the best design if deemed jvortliy of adoption, and it will be the pror perty of the Cqipmissioners. Rejected drawings will be returned to' their owners. ALFREIjI ECpLISS, Honorary Siere'tg.ry, Offices of the Commissioii, Dunedin, April 15, 1864. 2476 piW ZEALAND EXHIBITION, 1865. THE Commissioners desire to notify that goods will be received, at the Exhibition Building, Dunedin, from the Ist pf October t.Q fjie 12th of December, inclusiye. Intending exhibitors should apply to the local committees of their respective proyinces for forms of demand for space, and any further information as to the Exhibition. King, Esq., Hon. Secretary. Taranaki—C. jjrowp, Esq., Chairman. Hawkes Bay—j. Williamson, Esq., Chairman. Wellington—J. Woodward, E*q,, Hon. Secretary, Nelson—J. L. Bailey, Esq., jtton Secretary. Marlborough—S. L. Muller, Esq., Chajrnjap. Canterbury—Hon. H. J. Tancred, Chairman. Otago—Matthew Holmes, Esq., Chairman. Southland—T. Heale, Esq., Chairman. ALFRED ECCLES, Honorary Secretary. Offices of the Commission, Dunedin, 15th April, 1864. c 2473