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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1887, 7 January 1867, Page 3

New Adertisements. A GENTLEMAN and LADY remaining in town for a week, would be glad to arrange for Board and Residence in a prnrate family, where a young person might assist in taking charge of a baby. Address stating terms, X, Times office. 5400 STATIONS ON WHICH THERE ARE SHEEP INFECTED WITH SCAB IN THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. NORTHERN DISTRICT. Wlicro Situate. Motanau ... Coast „ Greta Peaks Waikarri Glenmark .., Waipara Wharfdale ... Ashley White Book Ashley Thomas Sanderson J. T. Brown. George Hunt IJ. Maclarlane. CENTRAL DISTRICT. i Halswell ...Halawell ...M.J.Burke Ahuriri •••jPeninsula ... R. H. Rhodes High Bank... Kakaia ... Thos. Allen Head of the PeiuW- ' n fi -«- : - Bay Ashburton ... Ashburton ... James Drife.

I certify the above to be a correct return. P.B.BOULTON, Chief Inspector of Sheep. Christchurch, January 3,1867. 5395 l well, one IRON GREY MARE, black man eand tail, branded Y on near rump, and like g on near shoulder, has a rip on near shoulder, got a bay filly FOAL at foot. If the same be not released within 21 days from the above date will be sold. WILHELM SCHMIDT, 5390 c Foundkeeper, Christchurch. FND OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Auctions. HORSES! HORSES!! HORSES!!! HICCARTON YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1867. PUBLIC AUCTION, TWENTY TO THIRTY HORSES, Selected with great care in Wairau, Marlborough, and can be seen until day of sale at his paddock, Colombo street. J. H. BENNETT, 5383 Auctioneer. IN THE TRUST ESTATE MORTON & ROBERTSON. SPLENDID OPENING EOR SMALL CAPITALISTS. GOODWILL.. STOCK-IN-TRADE, &a, &c. MESSRS. H. MATSON AND CO. have received instructions from the Trustees in the above estate to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, On the premises, High street, Christchurch, ON THURSDAY NEXT, the 10th JANUARY, At Eleven o'clock precisely, The goodwill of the business known as the Dunedin Club Hotel, in High street The stock of wines, spirits, beers, &a, &c The household and other furniture, Beds, bedding, linen, &c, &c, &c. The fixtures and plant belonging to the business The above offers an opportunity to the small capitalist to obtain possession of a firstrate business, at a small sum, iu the best position in the city. The landlord has agreed to reduce the rent to so small an amount that the reutnow paid for the billiard room will leave a mere nominal rent for the purchaser to pay. The takings, according to the bookß, have averaged from X7O to U0 per week. Terms liberal at sale. Eleven o'clock sharp. SATURDAY, JAN. 19. *°R. D. MOORE is instructed to submit . to PUBLIC COMPETITION, At his Warehouse, Trafalgar street, SATURDAY, THE 19th DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, At Twelve o'clock precisely (Unless previously disposed of by private contract), That valuable and highly attractive property.known as "FOREBANK," now in tho occupation of Mr D. Moore, and consisting of a substantially built twelve-roomed Residenc, with all necessary offices; together with ACRE of LAND, tastefully laid out iu garden, and well stocked with the choicest fruit trees in full bearing. The whole adapted to the occupation of s gentleman of position. These very desirable premises are near the church, and within five minutes' walk of the centre of the city of Nelson, of which they command a splendid view, extending over the Bay. The land has three frontages, viz., to Melbourne street. The property may be viewed on any day previous to the sale, on application to the auctioneer. . . Terms at sale. 5353