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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 4451, 20 May 1875, Page 4

Properties for Bale. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD BtIIUKKG SITES, AX AbHBOETON., FOB SALE, 24 LOTS, having each One Chain ’ Frontage to the North Town Belt. Terms Liberal. 8563 BULLOCK k CO. LEASEHOLD PEOPEETY IN LYTTELTON. A BARGAIN. THE undersigned has been instructed to dispose of a Section of Land (quarter-acre), situated in one of the pleasantest spots of the town, and la well drained, and is admirably salted for those who wish to obtain a comfortable dwelling, There is 20 years’ lease to the property. No ground rent. Fullest particulars can be obtained of 8402 UB J. S, WILLCOX, Lyttelton. FOB SALE, THE LAKE HERON STATION, comprising Buns No. 279 and 662, containing about 22,500 acres of first-class sheep country, with 5800 mixed sheep, and all improvements. The Bun is well hounded and fenced. The improvements consist of two large paddocks of 800 acres each, and two small ones in English grass and cultivation; an excellent five-roomed dwelling-house (coh), four-stailed stable, store, woolshed, yards, and every requisite for the working of the station. For further particulars, apply to _ MILES k CO,} 6887 Or, J. t. FOED k CO. FOB SALE, BEICE HOUSE, in St *~ph street and George street; i-ACEE, in Bt Asaph street; 2} ACEEB, Manchester street. North Town Belt. T O LET, 104 ACBES, near Price’s Valley, Banks Penin. sola, 100 ACBES, Malvern District, Enrol Section 12743, next to W. Pickering's. 30 ACBES. Enrol Section 13725, Ashley Dis* triot, next to E. and H. Fishers. 8555 PACKE, BEOS, ¥m. Wilson and Go. TO LET, FEBBYMEAD. HEATHCOTE V'LLEY, A HOUSE of 7 Booms, with «ond 75 Acres of Grass Land, -ffV K* 8066 W.^JSON. POEEBP TBEES. PEINTED CATALOGUES of Californian, Conifeta, and other Forest Trees, will be sent FeEE by post on application. W. WILSON, 8067 Seed Merchant and Nurseryman. . FBUIT TBEES. MANY Fruit-Bearing TBEES of all sizes and ages. 8068 W. WILSON. TO BE LET OB SOLD, P SEMISES in Gloucester street, near Oxford terrace, with a frontage of 40 feet, Shop and large House, Bakehouse, large oven, Coach-house, Harness-room, and Stable, well adapted for a large Baker’s holiness. Possession can be given at aa early date. Bent, or price, extremely low. For terms, mid farther particulars, apply to 4386 , W. WILSON* CO.

Conveyance! TO SOUTH BRIDGE TWICE DAILY. ON and after MONDAY, May 10, 1875, Doyle*® Southbridge COACH will leave the ELLESMERE STATION upon the arrival of the Trains ' leaving Christchurch, at 6,45 a.m., and 4.15 p.m. Passengers and Parcels can be boohed at Cobb’s Office, High street. 8246 SPECIAL NOTICE. BARKER'S LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. CHRISTCHURCH TO AKAROA. TW. BARKER having secured the contract « for carrying the mails, continues to carry Passengers at Reduced Bates, to and from Pigeon Bay and Akaroa, in conjunction with the steamer Halcyon, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Traps, Coaches, and Saddle Horses on hire, to any part of the Peninsula. T. W. BARKER, Proprietor. COBB * CO.’S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. CHRISTCHURCH AND AKAROA. niHESE Coaches LEAVE the Booking Office* JL High street, at 8 non, every Tuesday, Thai*. <Uy, apd .flalniday; RETURNING from Beecher’s Hotel, Akaioa,, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, atßa& 291£r ' JOHN OKAMOND, Proprietot. T LOUR * CO.’S ELBORAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES Leaves he Cteendon HoM. VERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, FOB HOKITIKA AED . STATIONS. Parcels and In|gige at At 8 6’dlook ajiu, INTERMEDIATE ASHBURTON. EB MAJESTY’S MALL through tbs Moot Somers district having been granted to B. uuokson, late of J. Page's' Stables, Selwyn, begs to inform the public that he will proceed with a Coach every Tuesday ahdFriday from the Ashburton, upon the arrival of the Ant Train from Christchurch to Hood’s Accommodation-house, Mount Somers and Alford Forest, returning every Wednesday and Saturday in time (or the last train to Christchurch, namely, 3.50 p.m. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Telegrams^Parcels, and Orders punctually abended to. E. COOKbON, Propnetor, Ashburton Livery Stables, 3907 Opposite Railway Station. The Canterbury Tmes SATURDAY. MAY IS, Contains: Page. ... X ... X ... X ... X ... X ... X ... X .. IX .. 18 .. 15 ~ IS .. 16 .. 16 .. 17 3,13: ... 19 19 .. 18 .. 19 ... 18 AnvransiKXnTS ... AeaiouLTuaAt in Pastorae t Baxley after Wheat Claaainoatioß ol Egga Cropping ... Gleanings Seed Selection The Utility of Bans Timber Trees as a Crop Cohhbbcial: ... Eorobial i Finances of the Province Preparation of the Estimates ... The Financial Statement The New Education Scheme ... The Public Works Statement ... Ixtseoolonial and Intbsprovihoiai.» Auckland .... ••• Latest non Evnon Literature ! . Kangaroo ing in Australia Max Adeler on Patent Step-Ladders . Mr Bumpos and his Practical Joke Odd Bits ... ... . Tke Guioowar’s Palace SmuLt Opening of the Provincial Council, Auckland S The Volunteers ... IX Bangiora Election X Meetings : / Board of Education (... S-4 Road Boards ... ft 14-15 POBTST; * "B Friry Song ... *'»}» 18 The Fire at the Orphanage, Lyttelton... ... 18 Provincial Council 4-8,9,10 Public Opinion: Banking . ... Sir F. D. Bell at Ihveroaigill The Doings of the Native Department The Handbook The Native Department ... The Philadelphia Exhibition The Salmon Ova Shipping Sporting: Kowai Pass Races Oxford Races Telegrams The Suez Mail The Week Town and Counts* ... 17 ... 17 ... 17 ... 17 ... 17 ... 17 ... 17 ... IX 16-17 ... 8 10. U - S ... U .18-14 the “cantbbbubt times” t h b] Bo a cheap and convenient paper to those pec* sons who wish to keep their friends in England and elsewhere, informed of the progress of the pro* viuco. THE " CANTERBURY TIMES ” Has a very lane and increasing circulation in this and the neighbouring provinces, and is consequently a valuable kbdiuk for advertising * a Single Copy Bmpsnes beoription, per annum (if paid in_ advancer renty Shillings: otherwise, Six Shillings per quarter.