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STew Advertlsementa. T ° BE ADVANCED in sums of oDt/UU V £200 and upwards on good freehold ■ecurities. Rural land preferred. Apply to MR. WYNN WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Hereford street, Christchurch. Sept. 19,1864. c 5515 THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 29T11 SEPTEMBER. AT THE MARKET PLACE SALE ROOMS. CLEARING SALE op Perfumery, Saddlery Tools Stationery Flannels, blankets After which, Furniture, horsehair, flocks Apples, potatoes Bacon, butter Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale. H. E. ALPORT, 5724 Auctioneer. BARNARD'S. SATURDAY, 'OCTOBER Ist, 1864. FOR POSITIVE SALE, A FOUR-WHEELED DOG CART. MR. W. D. BARNARD has received instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Repository, ON SATURDAY NEXT, One four-wheeled dog cart (London made, and nearly new), with double hood, shafts, pole, and lamps complete. Sale at 12 o'clock. Terms at sale, 5730 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. One o'clock. RICCARTON SALE YARDS. 100 head prime stores, consisting of speyed cows, steers, four heifers 60 head prime cattle, some fat, from the Highfield station, Amuri

40 head pail-fed heifers and steers, all milker's calves FROM CAPTAIN ROW'S WELL-KNOWN HERD. The Auctioneers last year disposed of a draft of this herd, and have received from the then purchasers their most unqualified approbation. 250 prime fat wethers If not disposed of privately. WITHOUT RESERVE, 40 New Sydney drays (Bayliss, maker.) 20 imported cross-bred rams 15 pure-bred merino rams, imported. SOUTHDOWN SHEEP. Tl/lESSRS. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT | -I-'-*- have received advices from Melbourne of a shipment of the above class of sheep, pure bred. ! They will arrive about the beginning of next month, j per Albion, and are as follows— 3 rams, 8-tooth 5 rams, 6-tooth 30 rams, 2-tooth 3 ewes, 8-tooth 5 ewes, 6-tooth 12 ewes, 4-tooth 30 ewes, 2-tooth The instructions are—'* You can confidently publish them as the choicest selection of SOUTHDOWNS in the colonies, as they are imported and bred from the stock of Mr. Jonas Webb, of Babraham, as my documents will show." Some of the ewes hare lambs at foot, and more are in lamb. Paddock sheep farmers will do well to watch the arrival of the sheep. BURNELL, BENNETT, & SPROT, Hereford street. September 19, 1864. PURE SOUTH DOWNS. As the Albion is expected by the 29th instant, the SOUTH DOWN SHEEP Formerly advertised, will be sold at the

RICCARTON YARDS, ox FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH, At One o'Clock. This notice will hold good unless some very unforeseen event occurs. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPHOT. Sept. 28, 1864. 5727 TO-MOII R 0 W . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SOtii. At 12 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE OF THE CARGO OF POTATOES, Ex Dancing Wave, At the Stores of the undersigned, Cashel Street. "W. & N. JOYNT, 5737 Auctioneers. LYTTELTON GYMNASIUM ASSOCIATION. AT a late meeting held at the Town Hall for the purpose of enrolling Volanteers, the desirability of establishing a Gymnasium was brought forward, which resulted in the formation of a joint committee from among the Volunteers and several residents of Lyttelton to carry out tliis object. This committee met and decided on placing the matter before the public and asking their assistance; the Municipal Council have already granted the use of an eligible site in the Market Place for the erection of a drill shed, and the Provincial Government have responded by promising a sum of money for the same purpose. It is therefore proposed by the committee to add a suitable building with all the necessary appliances to establish the Gymnasium in connection with the Volunteer movement, to accomplish which the Lyttelton public are earnestly requested to co-operate. Subscriptions will be received at the various Banks at the Lyttelton Times office, and by the following members- of committee:—John S. Legett, Jas. E. Graham, Win. Kayner, J. G.Roilgers, H.Wolege, Urquhart Macplierson, D. Davis, W. Day, Patten, Hon. Sec. , 5732