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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 738, 3 December 1859, Page 1

SELLING OFFi SELLING OFF!! SELLING OFF!!! ' '' FOR CASH ONLY! ii. Large and. Splendid Stock of Boots and Shoes of every description, at the Monster Clothing Hall; The proprietor of the above begs to inform the public of Canterbury that he intends giving up the boot and shoe trade, in consequence of the premises not being large enough for the present stock on hand; and he now intends offering boots and shoes at such prices as have never been offered in Canterbury before. , ' '. (fgjir NOTE THE PRICES! .. • ■ • s. d. s. d. Men's watertights ,\'..." 10 6t016 6 . Men's bluchers (nailed).... 9 6to 14 6 Men's bluchers (without) 10 6 to 15 6" Men's Wellingtons ..' 12 6,t016 6 • Men's elastic sides ... ..■ , ... 14 otol7 6, Men's patent boots, .... 18 6t021 0 List of prices for ladies' boots and shoes:— Ladies'elastic sides■ ... 7 0 to 10 G Ladies'strong cloth ... '„ 6 6 t0,12 6 Ladies' Cashmere ... ... ."., ... 5 6to 8 6 Ladies'leather lace-up v .... '. 66t0 .8 6 Parents and guardians should not lose this opportunity of purchasing their boys', girls', and children's boots and shoes, as the proprietor intends offering goods at such prices as have never been ottered belore. CAPS! -CAPS!! CAPS!!! Just open at the Monster Clothing Hall, — 1 Case Regulation Caps, from ss. 6d. to 7s. 6d. 1 Case Tweed Caps, from 3s. to ss. 6d. In colors of endless variety, to suit the purchaser. HENRY MOSS, Proprietor. . '■*'

FIRST SHIP FOE LONDON DIRECT. THE well known'CASHMERE, British built, A 1,640t0ns register, John Byron, Commander, is now receiving cargo ; and having a I large portion engaged, will meet with prompt despatch. Every facility will be given to shippers, and delivery of wool taken, if required, at Christchurch, Kaiapoi, or Timaru. No press will be allowed on board. This fine vessel, the property of Messrs.Wills, Gann and Co., was built expressly for the New Zealand trade, and has superior ■ accommodation for both chief and second cabin-passengers.', Freight on wool, three-farthings *$" pound. Chief cabin passage; 50,t0 60 guineas Second cabin passage, 30 to. 35 guineas. For further particulars, apply to the CAPTAIN on boardj'-or to , !.. , '... . DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., ; ' • - . Lytl'sltqtf and Ghristchurch. FOR CHINA, VIA THE FEEJEES. SHIP ZEALANDIA, 1,031 tons, John Foster, Commander, sailing the 10th DECEMBER, will call at the latter port to land passengers, should sufficient inducement offer. For freight or passage, apply to the CAPTAIN on board, or to DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. FOR WELLINGTON. THE schooner JUNO will leave this port for Wellington in the end of the present week. For freight or passage, apply to E. J. JONES, Union Wharf; or, F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO., Lyttelton. Union Wharf, Ndv. 29,1859. FOR TIMARU AND OAMARU. THE Schooner WELLINGTON, Elmsley, Master, will sail in about Ten Days. For freight or passage, apply to MILES & CO. Lyttelton, Nov. 22,1859. IT V~. SMITH'S FERRY Over the Waimakariri. nnHE public are respectfully informed that J_ the following rates of fares only will be taken, except dtiring freshes, when the old fares will be charged. s. d. Foot passengers 0 4 Man and horse 0 9 6 bullocks and dray 4 0 4 do. do 3 0 and all others in the same proportion. The utmost attention and dispatch will be observed. ' July 20,1859. ' FOR SALE, ~ AS £ T OF HARROWS " Apply to JOHN FULLER, Commission Agent, Ac, Kaiapoi. • Kaiapoi, Oct. 11,1859. NEW BOOKS Ex ZEALANDIA, On Sale by tho Undersigned. 2' CASES well-assorted Books. GEORGE TAYLER. A Circulating Library will be opened in early pdvt of December.