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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1672, 26 April 1866, Page 4

Aitonau & Wilson PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 5,074 BAGS SUGAR, PER ST. ANNE, FROM MAURITIUS, AT AUCTION.' SSRS. AIKMAN AND WILSON, ITI nave received instructions from the importers, Messrs. J. T. Peacock and Co., to sell ttt AN EARLY DATE, Of which due notice will be given, Their entire shipment of SUGAR, Per St. Anne, selected eapecinlly for this market, consisting of— White crystals Finest counters Good yellow grocery, &c. Particulars in future advertisements. 6- D- Lockiait GEORGE D. LOCKHART, STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, WOOL BROKER, ARBITRATOR, AND AUCTIONEER, COLOMBO AND HEREFORD STREETS, HAS several SHEEP and CATTLE STATIONS FOR SALE, In the Canterbury, Nelson, and Northern Provinces, Valued according to Market Rates of the day, to cost from .€4OO to £30,000. Dwelling-houses with freehold laud attached. Pastoral and agricultural farais Town properties in Christchureh and Addington Freehold land on the Papanui road Freehold land at Avonside, delightfully situated, and most desirable for gentlemen's residences Draught and carriage horses Fat wethers in great numbers Breeding ewes, close to Christchurch Thorough-bred German rams Half-bred rams Half-bred Southdowns Store cattle 30 tons of potatoes, and other colonial produce. The Papanui Estate, opposite the late Dr. Lillie's; plan may be seen at the office. THE RAILWAY STATION STOCK-j YARDS are OPEN for the PUBLIC SALE of all kinds of STOCK, EVERY WEDNESDAY. 1576 Meetings.

RICCARTON ROAD BOARD DISTRICT. A MEETING of the Rate-payers in the said District will be held at the Carlton Hotel, on FRIDAY, the 4th of May, for the purpose of electing Two Members to serve on the Board, in place of Messrs. T. S. Duiuan &nd Langdon, resigned. JOHN SHAND, Chairman. April 20,1866. 1865 c PROVINCIAL INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. THE MONTHLY MEETING i. for the payment of Subscriptions and other Monies, for the current month, will be held in the Offices of this Association, Cookham Chambers, Christchurch, THIS DAY, from 7 to 9 o'clock, p.m. The Manager will receive money up to 4 o'clock p.m. By order of the Board. JOHN LEWIS, Manager, ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST'S. A MEETING of the PARISHIONERS and PEW-HOLDERS will be held at COLLINS'S HOTEL, on THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, At Seven o'clock in the Evening, To consider the Financial position of the Parish. All who are interested in St. John's are earnestly requested to attend. J. O'B. HOARE, Incumbent. WM.DEAMER.M.D.,) ChurchROBERT DEANE, } wardens. Vestry room, April 23,1866. 1880 NOTICE. AT a Meeting of the Rangiora and Mandeville Road Board, held on the 9th day of April, 1866. it was resolved that a rate of Sixpence in the Pound on all rateable property in this district should be leTied, and also that Mr. John Fuller should be appointed collector of the same. MARMADUKE DIXON, Chairman. WOOL. .are prepared to make X liberal Cash Advances on Wool consigned to their friends in London or Melbourne. Station requisites supplied. WALTON, WARNER & CO., nR '"O Christchurch and Lyttelton. or will give liberal advances on the ™.ne consigned to their friends, Messrs. Dalgety & Co.. in London or Melbourne. They nro also prepared to make advances i on Stock and Stations; and on stock placed in their hands for sale. Station stores supplied. E. S. DALGETY & CO. 62 o Christchurch a d Lyttelton.

THE UNDERSIGNED are Cash Buyers of WOOL, in large or small quantities. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT. Christchurch, Jan. 6,1866. C 9529 WOO L. THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to make liberal Cash advances upon the next season's clip of Wool. Station requisites supplied at the lowest wholesale prices. WALTON, WARNER, & CO., 18$9 c Christchurch and Lyttelton. Election Notices. MR. tt YXN WILLIAMS begs to inform the electors of Christchurch. that in consequence of the Working Mens' Assoeiation taring appointed TUESDAY EVENING'S for its meetings, he has altered his ow«i meetings to WEDNESDAY and TIILIibDAY EVENINGS, as under :- At Mr. Edgar's, Eastern Hotel, Cashel street on Thursday, the 26th instant, at 7 o clock p.m. 163S