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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1131, 12 September 1863, Page 1

TO THE INHABITANTS OF XYTTELTON. SEEING the want of a firgt-claSs Painting and Paperhanging Establishment in Lyttelton, and being urgently requested by several resident gentlemen, I beg to state that I will open a branch of my Christchurch establishment, and orders will be rer ; ceived at the Queen's Hotel until proper and com- ; modiOus premises have been procured. . Writing, graining, painting, and decorative, paper- , hangings in the highest style of art. 5000 PIECES OF PAPERH ANGINGS, ■ combining excellence with economy ON VIEW, at prices varying from 9d. to £1 a piece. 3697 W. E. SAMUELS. H. ALLWRIGHT & CO., PLUMBERS, PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, GRAINERS, &c., &c. H ALLWRIGHT returns thanks to the public , for their liberal support for the past twelve years, and begs to inform them that he has admitted ; Mr. A. STREET as partner; and they hope, by 1 strict attention to business and moderate charges, to merit a continuance of th,e same, i 1786 H. ALLWRIGHT & CO. " ) YILITAS ET ÜBERTAS. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. /"N EORGE LUMMIS, in returning thanks to hi* ix friends and the public for the large amountaf patronage he has received for the last four yeu% begs to inform them that he has now on view SEVERAL THOUSAND PIECES CHOICE j PAPERHANGINGS, OF THE LATEST | DESIGNS, from Bd. upwards. I PAINTING, tPAPERHANGINp, GLAZING, | WRITING, &c., Done in a workmanlike manner at the lowest possible price. N.B.—-THE ORIGINAL ESTABLISHMENT, Market Place, Christchurch. August 28, 1863. 4038 , AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. ~~ MESSRS. WOLEDGE & CO. beg to announce to their friends and the public generally that ' they are now prepared to undertake the SALE of every description of MERCHANDISE, either by PUBLIC AUCTION or Private 'Contract, at their Stores, Canterbury street, Lyttelton. WOLEDGE' & CO., AUCTIONEERS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, jQanterbukt Street, Lyttelton. 3585 * PUBLIC -NOTICE. GENERAL BOOKING AM) PARCELS OFFICE, Gloucester Stbeet, Chbistchurch. Bruce & coe's booking office is now open- for the -reception of packages, parfcels, &c., to be forwarded to any part of the province. Bruce & Coe having made arrangements with a shipping agent in Lyttelton, are prepared to forward parcels to any part of the colonies. There will also be a passenger and parcels conveyance in attendance at the office for the delivery of parcels, &c., in Christchurch and its vicinity. Passengers and parcels booked for Kaiapoi, Woodend, Rangiora, Saltwater Creek, or any other place on the North road. N.B.—All parcels, &c., must be pre-paid at the time of booking (when a receipt will be given) or no responsibility will be incurred. j Christchurch, July 31, 1863. 3540

NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. WOOD'S ANNUAL CIRCULAR. I CANNOT let this first year of my connection with the trade of Christchurch close without offering my unfeigned thanks for the unprecedented success which has attended my endeavours. From a small beginning, this business is now second to none in Canterbury of its kind; giving, I believe, satisfaction to my numerous customers, has led to this desirable result. To the trade, Mess: Buxton. Boggis, Holingsworth, Peters, and Ernshaw, I have to acknowledge a degree of courtesy to myself, highly gratifying, and to all, with hut one exception, I tender my coidial thanks, leaving with confidence the public to discriminate between this especial and solitary exception and myself. In conclusion, I may add, that nothing shall be wanting on my part to confirm the good opinion hitherto accorded me by this community. And remain, Theirs respectfully, JAMES WOOD. The stock not to be surpassed by any house in New Zealand for quality or variety of its goods, and far too extensive to particularise, offers inducements to purchasers unequalled, and has lately been largely supplemented by arrivals from Port Phillip, and per Dona Anita, and will be further enlarged by an extensive shipment just arrived per Accrington, corri-i prising most goods appertaining to the trade, besides an assortment of Peat's best saddlery, Swaine and Co. s whips, &c. I can therefore with confidence offer to the public the choicest selection ever imported. ON HAND:— Ist, 2nd, and 3rd quality ladies'saddles „ ' „ bridles of the choicest description. „ gent's colonial „ " „ „ home manufacture. Bridles of every description Breastplates, martingales, both plated and ivory Whips of all qualities Harness of every description Belts, stallion bars, and furniture Gig lamps, and candles for ditto Saddlers ironmongery. To arrive a'quantity of superior port and sherry in octaves; this being of superior quality, and equal to last shipment, will be admirably adapted for private families. Its arrival will be duly notified. Sept. 8, 1863. 4059 TO STABLE-KEEPERS, CARTERS, AND STOCK-OWNERS. AFTER the Ist October, HORSES and CATTLE will be taken into grass in the paddocks belonging to the Rev. J. Wilson. The paddock is one mile from the White Hart, and there is a ® U P" ply of water. Apply to ROBERT at the Rev. J. Wilson's. 4045