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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 905, 13 July 1861, Page 1

§TEAM TO PIGEON BAY. AKAROA AND PIGEON BAY MAIL CONVEYANCE; TTHE undersigned desire to inform the ■JL public that the STEAMER EXPERT Will leave the Government Wharf, Lyttelton, every Monday and Wednesday' MORNING, at 9 o'clock for Pigeon Bay, carrying the Mail for the above places, and returning the same day. Packets and Parcels to be left at Mr. Heywood's - Store, Norwich Quay. All must be pre-paid. Fare between Lyttelton and Pigeon Bay Bs. each way. Parcels, Is. ' O'NEILL & ROBERTS, ■ ' Watermen. ROYAL SOUTH MAIL. ALTERATION OF TIME. TTf, BAINES informs the public that his con;T • yeyance from Christchuvch to Timaru will now only run FORTNIGHTLY, leavin-each place on the Wednesday. ° All parcels must be paid for on delivery. .-■ All passengers to pay at starting. Passengers booking places, half deposit. N.B.—W. B. WILL START FROM CHRISTCHURCH, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, AT NOON ior further particulars apply to. ; • .'" MESSRS. GOULD & MILES, ' Christchurch. NOTICE. " ~~ T° THAVA^ BI A Ti^"OF ™E°N BAY, AKAROA, AND OKAIN'S BAY. ly/rOSES BARTON^with an experienced Wf T n ' arS rUDn.in£ a BOAT from "the head of Pigeon Bay twice a week; leaving every Monday and Fnday at 11 o'clock from PiS Bay (weatherpermitting,) and returning from Lyttelton every Tuesday and Saturday at 8> a.nv Fares—los. each way. Parcels carried at reasonable rates. ' left wS'm 01"^ 011 £ an 1» obtained/md ParceJs at^d Nurse, Norwich Quay. boatmen™ Thfe ab°Ve '*** b°th Cai' eful and cx Perienced KAIAPOI AND CHRISTCHURCH ]U[ESSRS. WHEELER & NURSE beg to an- "*- nounce that their Conveyance between the above .places, in connection with that of Mr BURJIAGE, who meets at the Seven Mil? Pec-will continue to start at each end at 12' o'clock noon. TIMARU CONVEYANCE. MR. C. PERCEVAL hereby notifies for . the convenience of his passengers and those for whom he executes commissions or carries parcels, the following rate of charges :— PASSENGERS : £ s r? From Christchurch to Rakaia ... 1 0 0 »» »* ■ tt Ashburton... 110 0 *» « »Rangitata ... 2 0 0 » » „Orari 2 10 0 « » »Arowenua ") o - rt „ Timaru $ ° ° Children over 12 months, half-price j babies free. Ihe above charges to be paid before starting Loose letters 6d. each; books (octavo), Is. each • watches 2s. 6d. each ; other parcels at the rate of fa. per lb. all the way through. No parcel of bulk however light, under 2s. 6d. ' N.B.—los. allowed for return tickets. BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. TOWARD NURSE begs to inform -LJ visitors to Lyttelton that he has opened the establishment formerly conducted by" Mrs Packard, on Norwich Quay; and that no effort will be spared to furnish the comforts of home to those who may favour him with their patronage. Two or three gentlemen" may be accommodated with board and lodging on moderate terms. GOOD STABLES. SHIP BISCUIT AND , ; GENERAL BAKERY, LONDON STREET. F. MASON ' " , Begs to announce that having greatly extended his Bakery, he is now prepared to execute cheaply, efficiently, and promptly, Orders for CABIN AND SHIP BISCUIT. Hitherto the Advertiser has been unable to take Orders in the above business, owing to his Premises being too circumscribed, but that difficulty being removed, he will in future be happy to undertake Orders from the Shipping Trade. - Thanking the general Public for the large Patronage he has hitherto received, F. Mason begs to assure them of his earnest desire to merit the continuance of their support. London Street, Lvttelon, October 26th. A . F . ALLAN (Late Wm. Fawdington,) HORSE REPOS IT OR V , HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Charges for Livery : s. d. • Oats per feed ... 1 o Hay d 0.... ... 1 q Bait (including pats and hay) ... 2 0 Horses Standing at Livery : Two feeds oats and hay per diem ... 4 Q Do. do. daily per week ... 25 0 If for three months and upwards, after the first month 21 0 Saddle and harness horses on hire. Horses bought and sold oh commiss"ion. Loose boxes affording excellent accommodation for entire horses, &o.