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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2092, 4 September 1867, Page 1

Business Notices--M TEE 7. : HALL Wm. BEEORE WITNESSED IN CANTERBURY. TEE MONSTER! TEE MONSTER! The Proprietor is; desirous to impress upon all, that at no time : : since' lie Started■:.the; now Established and Renowned '.MONSTER C]jOlEMG?E&p;has he been able to ; : SUBMIT %theP and SUPE:;RIOR STGOK at PRICES f ORSTED CQRI) TROUSERS, from 12s 6d ;800(i;PAIRS TROU and Latest MdBOE/SUITS,/prices, from 25s the Suit. ;isoa PAIRS BEDEOp ; from lis 6d ; per pair; ■ : 500 ■PAIRS COTTON CORD TRQIISERS, from 7s 6d ■SS FAIRS EEAVY MOKE from 6s to 10s '^ ; Vy.per:p'an\ . ;500 PILOT JACKETS, at 12s 6d. BOYS' DEPARTMENT. 600; POYS' and YOUTES* WINTER SUITS, from 12s 6d : the Suit; ;TEU STOCK OE CRIMEAN SEIRTS IN \>:'■■ TEf PROYINCE JM OPENED. SOO.Hcavy Inverness Gapes, from 21s. A Large arid Varied : Stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, Collars, Belts . Mufflers, &c.,;&c,j &c, METEOD OE TRADINO. ;;• .All Goods; Marked in Plain Figures;' n ■■■■■■,■ ■No Abatement. Price.' 1 •' "AH Goods' Exchanged if not Approved of,, V.' ;.-;;". TheMo'ney ; Returnecl WithoutHesitatioa.' T -''' ■ <■■;>■':;* ■■■■>■, > )i : ; ;HEto MOSS, Proprietor.

.CASHEL HOUSE BOOT ; AND. ; SHOE ■ WABEH()USE, ; '' High Street, Opposite the Old Premises. THOMAS; SHAILER begs to inform, his Friends and tlie Public that.he lias. OPENED THE'ABOYE PREMISES ; o With a New and Splendid : Stock of EirstClass. Boots and ; Shoes of superiormake and quality, which will be Sold .Cheaper4han at any other House in Town for Cash. :; '''.' . EDWARD '' 1034 c. . .Manager. ■■■ ;; w.ool ~.;.; .... AND GENERALMERCHANDISE.';" '■. E': .A, HA RGRE AVE S■■ having • ■,:.- i* RESUMED, : :' . .;.'.'...■ ;'■ ■■ " THE* AUCTION - Is prepared: to take; Sales of all descriptions of Merchandise, and to: guarantee; the' saine, and to'make advances on'' goods..'p'lac'edVip his hands lor absolute disposal. . E; A. H., also, proposes holding ..Sales pi Wool,'; having,, extensive premises for the proper storeage of that article., Woolforsale will be'"stored of rent..'. A„:moderate charge will-be fixed at per bale to, cover all expenses of receivirigjroth the wharves and. shipping; ; as also insurance .against fire whilst - in store; ... Advances will; be mode, if required, on Wool sent for absolute; sale, free of Commission.;. ■', \.:.r'...: ■ ■.'■::''.:.■'. ;.' /%. A.' HARGREAyES,:;' '■■" ■ ?. 529>c: ; ''. Ly tteiton and Christehureh, •:;.&.:;.E:v:,H.O;W A R;.D r t Britannia «J., : .1r0n Works,' Bedford,; Patentees and Manufacturers of■; '■■■' Champion .Ploughs Steam Cultivators, Steam, Plough s,Harrows) Horseßakes, arid other Imple-ments.-Frbin.: their,, long, experience : and great, manufacturing facilities/ J. and P. Howard are iri aposition: io supply ..Agricultural Machinery, not only, of the best design; but of the bestworkmtmsliip it W possible to produce.;. Their aim; for.many years has been to manufacture'implements which;, whilst most efflcient;iri work, should prove economical; and durable: infuse, farmers' themsslves,;,they have full opportunities' of..testing every machine: before ofiEering it to the public—Catalogues, with full particulars, s6nt. post-free on application. —London Office : 4, .Cheapside,: three doors from !St Paul's.; %* Catalogues can be dbained at.theofflc of this .paper. : ,' ■ VT .. &'.?.: HOWARD, Britannia -Iron O .'•; /Works, Bedford, have lons devoted attention to the manufacture .'of' Implements fordHparts of the World, niid being tlio largest .Exporters in England, of Ploughs, Harrows,.,iind; Hokc Hakes, they arc.■ fully acquainted. with tho lund of ■ Implements adapt6(l for various countries. Tiiqir imi>le;ments are; made principally bfwroiiglit arid ;malleivWc.iron, -and are not only constructed "spi.as to take..to. pieces■'■ ami prick .in :,tlie smallest compass to: hhvo.freight, hiitare;so simply, arranged; as to loavg no diliiciiity;iri piittiiig. theui. topjetUor. i'luikihg cnsesimd : packing cost ■ price; :■ '.Catalogues Syith full pat tieuliirs,, sent post free oh ap. plication.: .'London' Odice :—i; .Olieapside, three doors from St; Paul's,., #;* '. Catalogues cati be obtained'.it the ofiicc of this paper*'

■"."■■'■. THE LATE FIRE. MR,BRIDGMAN begs; to inform his Customers and the Public generally, that he .has, ; . OPENED NEW PREMISES, Two:doors from Cookham House, with a Large and Well-Selected Stock of Leather, Grindery, &c. Country Orders Punctually attended to c 257 :V WHEAT. |BE .UNDERSIGNED is a Cash Purchaser of good samples of Wheat. JOHN GRIGG, 5/. Matson's Buildings. I ."':' i'v.lSusmess Cards. J A ME. 5 1). GARWOOD, ;' .General Storekeeper, ■':. akjaroa. AGENT FOB THE ' LYTTELTON TIMES,' "■■'■ JOHN' S. LEGETT, ACCOUNTANT & ARBITRATOR, COMMISSION, SHIPPING, AND '•" ' : CUST.OM- HOUSE AGENT. ; Office :-HEREFORD STREET, ; ; christchurch; ' (Next Bank of New Zealand.) 960 Coals, Firewood, &c COALS. COALS. COALS. PER AFFIANCE, FROM NEWCASTLE. TO. CONSUMERS AND OTHERS. ■ GEQRGE'SIMSON& CO., are now; prepared to supply the best /HOUSEHOLD NEWCASTLE COAL, '.'.-.■ at the following rates, viz. : j£2 16a per ton, CASH, delivered FREE, V ;. within the TOWN BELT. '■Outside- the TOWN BELT, a Blidingscale of ■ V lai per ton, per half-mile. Town .Office --CATHEDRAL SQUARE, 'whereall orders will bo received and any information given. Wholesale Depot:-RAILWAY ."-..'■■■.'■'■■'■'.STATlON. . N,B;-G,; S. and Co., from their long experience and, sole attention to the above trade, umd'tiie..-. extensive and ocon6mieal business arrangements made by them can guarantee ■the'supply of areally first-class nrtido at the lowest,■'remunerative price, and beg to cull the particular attention of consumers to the ira-■pprtnint-fact,.viz : 20; GWT; TO THE TON GUARANTEED. Christchurcb,