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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1787, 8 September 1866, Page 1

for Sale. I HE BOOK OP CANTERBURY RHYMES, On Sale at the Lyttelton Times Office. WARD & REEVES. 0 N S A L £:- McEWEN'S No. 8 ALE. 2394 c R. SYMINGTON. SEED BARLEY FOR SALE. pNGLISH, Imported, Ex CISSY. Colonial grown, selected from good samples. Also, A Small lot of Colonial grown prize Barley. H. S. BROWN & CO., 2589 c Albion Brewery. Ij 1 0 R SALE, Several 400-Gallon IRON TANKS. Some ready fitted with good taps for rain water purposes. E S. BROWN & CO., 2590 c Albion Brewery. ON SALE, / IUINESS'S STOUT, in quarts and pints. VJ bottled by Child and Co. Bass's Ale, in quarts and pints. 2295 c HAWKES & STROUTS. IRONMONGERY STORE, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. |NS A ' By the Undersigned, A large assortment of builders' and general furnishing ironmongery, nails, Threshing cloths and tarred yarn Paints, oils, turps, and varnish Sheet lead, zinc, and brass Fencing wire and standar Is Bar iron, horse shoes and nails Pitch, tar, and clulk Bedsteads, mangles, pig troughs Mangers and hay racks Enamelled slate chimney pieces Leamington ranges and register stores American cooking stoves Fenders and fiie-irons Garden rollers and engines Galvanized netting Duo mats Pumps, grindstones and fittings Averj's counter and platform machines Cheese presses and vats, and curd mills Chaff-cutters and root pulpers Copper, enamelled, and galvanized iron boilers, from -20 to 50 g dluns Sorby's and Wilkinson's sheep shears A very large assortment of Wolverhampton baths and japanned ware Porter, wine, and beer measures, with glass bottoms. Port and Sherry, from Standring, Bros., and Turner Huntley and Palmer's Reading biscuits Brown and Poison's corn flour Day and Martin's blacking Martell's biown brandy 3 c HAWKES AND STROUTS. v HOOD & CO'S SOLUBLE SHEEP DIPPING COMPOSITION. Since January 1864 over 140 tons have left the manufactory in Melbourne, sufficient to dip four millions of sheep. 17 tons have been used in New Zealand without a single failure. It is a certain and speedy cure when properly applied. Full directions with a treatise on the sheep and numerous testimonials accompany each package, or can be obtained on application to J. MARTIN HEYWOOD & CO., 1687 Agents for the proprietors. ImpoundedIMPOUNDED, August 26, from Riccarton, one Dark Brown MAKE,about 15 hands high, star on forehead, a little white snip on snout, got shoes on, Branded like 112 on off side under saddle, and like H on near shoulder, a Bay Filly FOAL at foot; if the same be not released within 21 days from the above date, wlil be sold. WILHELM SCHMIDT, 2664 c Poundkeeper, Christchureh. IMPOUNDED, at Kaiapoi, on the 21st of A August, off Mr. Lee's farm : One red STEER, little white under belly, j and very small horns. ] Also on the 24th of August from Heathstock Station:— < One bay MARE and FOAL, indistinctly ! branded on near' shoulder, white 1 face and hind legs white, slightly saddle marked. The foul answers i the same description, but has no i brand marks visible. i If not released within twenty-one (Jl) clear days from date of impounding, will bs sold to defray expenses. MICHAEL LYNSKET, [ Poundkeeper. Kaiapoi, Aug. 22,1866. c 2696 TMPOUNDED, one red and white WORK- . 1 ING BULLOCK, with the off side horn broken, branded on the off rump but indistinct. Impounded from Templeton on the 27th of August. ! If the same be not released within 21 days - from the above date, will be sold. B. HAWKINS, Poundkeeper. ' Sept. 1,1866. c 2694 r NOTICE. IMPOUNDED, from Shand's Road, on - Aug. 25, one black GELDING, with four white legs, and white face, no brands visible, R. HAWKINS, ( Poundkeeper, 2761 Templeton. 2