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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1415, 20 June 1865, Page 8

Stools. _____ QTOCK, STATIONS, AND LAND FOR | O SALE. SHEEP, 1500 owes, in prime condition, to 'amh in July 1000 wethers, fat, will average 58 lbs 23 rams, imported from Australia, Bell and Austin's. CATTLE. Milch cows, about calving, and in full milk One team of very superior working bullocks, in high condition t One team, with bows, yokes, chains, and d™y 25 head of fat cattle, delivered near Christchurch. HOUSES. The thoroughbred entire Arabian horse J Blood Royal. Stock taken in exchange at market The draught staunch entire Vanderbilt. Grain or stock taken in exchange Two handsome carriage horses Two perfect hacks, weight carriers , , Two remarkably handsome thoroughbred horses, perfectly quiet. LAND. 150 acres, within two miles of town, planted, fenced, and nearly all laid down in Englisl grass ; the garden and ground is trenched and planted with fruit trees, &c. Three-quarters of an acre, including a tworoomed house, one mile from Cathedral square, in the Windmill road. STATIONS. 15,000 acres on the Hokitika, well grassed and 20,000 acres, well grassed and bounded, and abundantly timbered. To be had on exceedingly easy terms. GEORGE D. LOCKHART, Stock Salesman, Commission Agent, and Woolbroker, Corner of Hereford and Colombo streets. Col <2

For Sale. TO BE SOLD, * GOOD WORKING MARE, SIX YEARS A OLD. Apply to Mr. M'CLELLAND, Near Weeden's Hotel, Great South Ro&d, rpAYLOR AND CO'S ALPHABETICAL LIST OF GOODS ON SALE. Axes, Sharpe's, handled and squaring Butter moulds Brooms, com Buckets, two and three-hoop, and horse, and covered Boxes, in nests Bitters, Hochstetter's Bullock yokes and bows Barrel covers Bung starters Cheese presses Cultivators Cigars, Manilla and Havannahs Cement Coal Churns, dash-them, and air-pressure Crackers Clocks Cider, quarts and pints Children's cabs Cbairs, cane and wood-seat Dried apples Fish, preserved oysters, lobsters, and salmon, pickled salmon and mackerel Handles, axe, pick, sledge, and adzq Horse-powers Harrows Hay cutters and forks Hose, gutta percha Knife boards and trays Kerosine oil and lamps Ladders, folding Lamps Lemon syrup Maizena Melodeons Mangoes, pickled Oars, Bft. to 18ft. • Paints, black, green, and blue, in tins Pumps Picks Ploughs Rope Sarsaparilla, Bristol's and Townsend's Stump machines Sausage machines and fillers Stoves, 6, 7, 8, and 10-inch Store-house, 35 x 50 feet Sheep wash tobacco „ extract Saws, crosscut

Sewing machines, Leantt's, Williams', Grover and Baker's Timber scorers Tools, chests of carpenters', complete Tobacco Timber Valentine spirits (a substitute for turpentine) White lead. Also, 1 timber wagon. TAYLOR & CO., 5208 Lyttelton and Christchurch. W HITECHAPEL DOG-CART, with Seats at the back. FOR SALE. WALTON, WARNER, & CO., 5479 c Christchurch and Lyttelton. — i IRONMONGERY STORE, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ON SALE, By tlje Undersigned, A large assortment of builders' and general furnishing ironmongery, nails, tools, &c. Threshing cloths and tarpaulins Paints, oils, turps, and varnish Sheet iron, lead, zinc, and brass Fencing wire, horse shoes and nails Tar, pitch, whiting, and plaster of Paris Bedsteads, mangles, pig troughs Enammelled slate chimney pieces Copying presses, complete Single and double barrel guns Leamington ranges and register stoves American cooking stoves Galvanized boilers, garden rollers Sofa springs, sack trucks Galvanized netting and wire fence strainers Harness room fitting, complete Day and Martin's blacking Pump, grindstone, and fittings Averj '8 platform machines, from 3 to 10 cwt. Avery's scales and counter machines Houghs, by Barrett and Exall 1 Hornsby's 11-row general purpose drill 1 3-horse-power threshing machine, by Johnson and Son, Leicester 1 cotton wick cutting machine Horse-power chaff cutters Cheese presses and vats, and curd mills

Also, Port and sherry, from Standring, Bros. Bass' ale and Guinness' stout, bottled by Child and Co., Leicester square Huntley and Palmer's Reading biscuits Brown and Poison's patent corn flour TO ARRIVE— Per Canterbury and Indian Empire, 350 packages of, General Birmingham Goods, Consisting of— Fencing standards, bar iron, horse shoes, coppers, from 10 to 50 gallons ; and other goods. HAWKES AND STROUTS. June 15, 1865. C 5469