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3NTew Advertisemeutß. PERIODICAL SALE AT SPRINGS STATION. MESSRS. AIKMAN & WILSON will hold their Next Sale at Mr. Roberts' Farm. Springs Station, on THURSDAY, BTII DECEMBER, When they will submit to PUBLIC AUCTION, The undermentioned stock , — 36 quiet cows and springing heifers 25 fat steers 25 store steers, in good order Several fat calves A number of young stock Some good plough horses. Also, A brown gelding, five years, broken to any work 1 bay gelding, four years, broken to all work 1 bay mare, four years, broken to plough j 1 bay filly, unbroken, and Several useful hacks. Luncheon Provided. Sale at Noon. 161 GREAT CLEARING SALE TO CLOSE • CONSIGNMENT. AT MESSRS. J. M. lIEYWOOD AND CO'S STORES. CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. ON THURSDAY. BTII DECEMBER. HARGREAVES AND CO. have received instructions from Messrs. J. M. Heywood and Co., to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THEIR STORES, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. ; on THURSDAY, Btii DECEMBER, The following goods, viz 23 hhds porter and ale, favoured brands 4 45 casks ale quarts and pints, do 92 casks and cases porter, do 7 ditto do sherry and port 67 cases brandy, old torn (Booth's) whisky and Geneva (red case) 10 cases blacking and blacklead 29 ditto vestas (variety) 150 packages (about) groceries and oilmen's stores, consisting of cholocate, taoioca, groats, arrowroot, sago, maccaroni, chicory, muscatel raisens, currants, pickles, sauces, capers, jams, sardines, salad oils, mustard, anchovies, barley, spices, pepper, Bath bricks, stone blue, lemonade, ginger beer powder, &c., &c. 9 packages brushes, Venetian red, British pitch and Brunswick green 10 drums oil tar 14 ditto Stockholm tar

55 ditto boiled and linseed oils 7 casks putty, whiting, glue and horse hair . 27 casks white lead : Cases candles 4 rakes, best makers = 6 reapers, do 5 horse power, Tulford pattern do 5 chaff cutters 14 seed sowing machines 5 ploughs do Hornsby's Winnowing, gorse and thrashing machines Pig troughs, letter presses, and a variety of the like valuable goods too numerous to detail. Sale at 12 o'clock noon. Terms Liberal. Lyttelton, 28th Nov., 1864. 1616 SLATER AND ALLSOP, ACCOUNTANTS & COMMISSION AGENTS. Rents and Debts collected, j Tradesmen's Books posted and adjusted, Offices : Cashel-street, two doors,from Colombo street. 1601 SCAB IN SHEEP AND FOOTROT. THE CHEAPEST and most EFFECTUAL CURE of the above diseases is HAYES' PATENT SPECIFIC. FOR SALE BT 197 WALTON, WARNER & CO. THE Undersigned are prepared to make liberal Cash Advances upon Wool or other produce consigned to their friends for sale in England or Australia. They act also as station agents generally, ship, receive, and insure wool, &c., and furnish station requisites at the lowest market rates. i : WALTON, WARNER & CO, 865 Lyttelton and Christchurch. LIME. LIME. LIME.

QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. AMURI ROCHE LIME, At 3s 6d per bushel, delivered in Christchurch. MILLTON & CO., c 1603 Manchester and Tuam streets. LIME. LIME. LIME. AMURI ROCHE LIME, 3s. 6d. per Bushel. Delivered in any part of Christchurch. LANGDOWN & CO., High-street, Christchurch, And 1588 Lime-kiln Wharf, Ferry-road. Election of lay representatives FOR THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY IN THE GENERAL SYNOD. Persons nominated, of whom two are to be ■ Elected— C. Davie, Esq. W. Donald, Esq. Hon. John Hall G. A. E. Ross, Esq. Form of Voting Paper: I do hereby declare that I am a member of the United Church of England aud Ireland in New Zealand, and I vote for (A) and (B) as Lay Representatives for the province of Canterbury in the General Synod. Signature and residence J of elector ( N.B.—This paper must be filled up, signed, and sent in to the Rev. George Cotterill, the College, Christchurch, on or before Ist December, 1864. Forms may bo obtained at the College Library. 1591 LYTTELTON MARKET. A WEEKLY MARKET will be liolden after New Year's Day. 1865, for dairy, garden, agricultural, and other produce, in tho market house. Application for stulls to be mado to tho Municipal Council Office, Lyttelton. By order of the Lyttelton Municipal Council. H. C. LANAUZE, Town Clerk. 24th Nov., 18G4. 1596 NOTICE.— I hereby caution parties against giving my wife, CHARLOTTE HILL, credit, for from this time forth I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by her. FREDERICK JOHN HILL, Carpenter, North Town Belt. Nov. 28, 1864. 1594 " NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my crew. CAPTAIN JAMES WHITE, 1620 Ship Bluejacket.