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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1409, 6 June 1865, Page 6

WANTED, a MARRIED COUPLE, without Incumbrance, for an Accommodation-house up-conntry—the wife as general servant; the man to milk, and make himself generally useful. Annlv to Mr. J. D. MACPHERSON, Christchurch. 5313 0 1 BEWABD.—L()ST, from the Springs track 3JI A BLACK AND WHITE COW, branded T on near rump and D on near shoulder ; one horn bent over eye. The above reward will be paid to any person delivering the same to JOHN BROOKS Springs track. 530 { TJOYAL PRINCESS' THEATRE: Manager ... - ... Mr. J. L. Hall. ANOTHER GREAT DRAMA.

THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, JUNE G, The performance will commence with H. T. Craven s original drama, in two acta, entitled the POST BOY, after which LA LITHUANNIE FRAULEIN FANNIE. Double Trapeze Wieland Brothers PasChinois Leopold Brothers Act of Equilibrium Mr. T. Wieland Slack Rope Mr. J. Wieland The whole to conclude with the ballet AMOROSO. 5307 THURSDAY NEXT, Btu JUNE. ' TO GARDENERS AND OTHERS. SALE OF ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS, Ex Otago, from New Plymouth. MR. H. E. ALPORT will sell by Public AUCTION, At his Rooms, Market place, Christchurch, ox THURSDAY NEXT, Bth JUNE, ONE CASE, Ex OTAGO, FROM NEW PLYMOUTH, Containing— Azaleas, Agapanthus Panax Dendroides Erica Arboria and Humilis Taranaki Lily And other new ornamental shrubs and trees. Sale at 3 o'clock. Terms at sale. 5316 - TUESDAY, 13th JUNE. FREEHOLD SECTIONS FOR SALE, WITH BUILDINGS. TTARGREAVES AND CO. have instructions to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At their stores, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, un TUESDAY, 13th JUNE, at 12 o'clock noon, The property known as WARWICK LODGE, being part of rural section No. —, now belonging to A. Rose, Esq., consisting of one rood seven perches, divided into three allotments, having frontages on Selwyn road, Jackson road, and Jackson terrace. The dwelling-house consists of 13 rooms and kitchen, in superior order, having recently undergone extensive repairs. This is certainly one of the most desirable and beautifully situated dwellings in Lyttelton, unrivalled in position, commanding an uninterrupted view of the town and harbour. To those requiring really a comfortable and pleasant dwelling, the auctioneers would beg to invite their special attention. Also, By order of R. Rhodes, Esq., as trustee for R. Latter's estate, PART OF TOWN SECTION No. 29, adjoining the Railway Reserve, consisting of one rood "perches, having frontages on Norwich Quay (overlooking the railway terminus, and opposite Miles and Co.'s store) and London street. This section needs little comment, being well known as one of the best freehold business sites to be had in Lyttelton. Immediately after which, RURAL SECTION No. 40, having 75 links frontage on Selwyn road, running back east to west 125 links, and to north 113 links; Together With the convenient and substantial cottage erected thereon, containing four rooms and kitchen, all in superior condition. The residence is pleasantly situated and of easy access to the town, commanding a full vie»v of the shipping and harbour. Likewise, RURAL SECTIONS Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, fi, 7, 8, 9, and 10, being block of land known as PALMER'S PADDOCK, bounded on the west by the Bridle path, and east by Hawkhurst road ; will be sold in sections or the block, to suit purchasersTerms at Sale. HARGREAVES AND CO. N.B.—Plans of the properties and other information can be had at the offices of the auctioneers. Lyttelton, 31st May. 5314 OTICE.—IMPOUNDED, May 30, one Little Bay PONY, about three years old; a short bit of rope on neck; no brand visible. If not released within twenty-oue days from the above date, will be sold. WILHELM SCHMIDT, Poundkeeper, 05311 Christchurch. IMPOUNDED, June 1, one White and Red HEIFER, no brand visible. If not released within twenty-one days from the above date, will be sold. WDLHELM SCHMIDT, Poundkeeper, 25312 Christchurch.