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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2565, 25 March 1869, Page 1

I Business Notices. BEETHAM, WALKER & CO., Mining Sbarebrokers, Surveyors and Arbitrators, Irollcn street, Shortland, Thames Gold Fields. Canterbury Agent, F. H MELVILLE WALKER. Christchurch. cß7ll TAMES D. GARWOOD, General Storekeepeb, AKAROA. Agent for the "Lyttelton Times." IEAISf lELD O t is.a purchaser of WHEAT, OATS, POTATOES, BACON, PORK, HAMS, CHEESE, BUTTER, AND PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. Oxford Street, Lyttelton. c 3186 FANCY SILK SCARES. * GREAT VARIETY of the latest l fashion, direct from England, arrived to W. ZEESLER, Hat and Hosiery Warehouse 4669 High street. TTORATIO DUDDING, SURVEYOR, LAND, HOUSE, AND ESTATE AGENT, LAND SELECTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, RANGIORA. 468S ON hand, several hundred well-made Panel Doors, price 15s each. An allowance made on quantity taken. Also, any amount of splendid T and G Baltic lining, &c. A room, 10 feet square, lined all round with best beaded Baltio lining, for £3. THOMAS PURDIE, Builder, 4389 Papanui road, Christchurch. PALE ALES. OTAGO BREWERY, DUNEDIN. J. L. & C. BURKEj-Pkopbietors. THE Trade are solicited to try these Ales, which are confidently recommended as the finest Colonial Ales in this Market, and guaranteed to keep sound. E. W. ROPER, Agent, 4470 Gloucester street. CALEDONIAN BAKERY. THE BUSINESS hitherto carried on at the above place by Mr D. CHRISTIE, will on and after the 17th of March he resumed and CARRIED ON by the Proprietor THOMAS WILSON, who will use his utmost endeavours to deserve a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed upon him during former years. THOMAS WILSON. Gloucester street, Christchurch. c 4575 CARD. p L. BEATH & CO. (Late Beath, Kirby Uo and Co.), beg most respectfully to thank their Friends and the Public for the support they have received as a Firm in Cliristchureh; and, as they are now opening up a very SUPERIOR STOCK OF NEW GOODS, Suitable for THE AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASONS, they would kindly solicit a continuance of past favours, ARGYLE HOUSE. 18th March, 1869. c 4676 MUSIC! MUSIC!! MUSIC!!! QPENSLEY & CO,, having purchased U the premises lately occupied by Mr C. Bonnington, Music Seller, Casbel Street, have now opened with a well assorted stock of Musical Instruments and Sheet Music. The Pianofortes will be found the best of the kind ever imported into the colonies, A great variety of songs by Mendelssohn, Donizetti, Verdi, Claribel, Wallace, Richards, Balfe, Parry, &c, &c. Dance Music—Quadrilles, Waltzes, Polkas, Galops, &c,, the newest out. Progressive Studies, and Pianoforte Fantasias, &c, selected by a pupil of Thalberg's, and will be found the best of the kind now published. New Music to arrive in great variety, also Harmoniums and Pianofortes. The usual allowance of 5s in the pound, to all Cash purchasers over 20s. Music Teachers, &c, will find our terms liberal. Pianofortes and Harmoniums can be had on hire, and Instruments purchased by progressive payments, SPENSLEY & CO., Cashel street ■, Late premises of C. Bonnington, 4247 c Music Seller. TO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, AND OTHERS. THE UNDERSIGNED, at the request of numerous friends, have resolved to hold, during the season, at their rooms, Manse street, Dunedin, FORTNIGHTLY SALES COLONIAL PRODUCE, Such as Wheat, Oats, Barley, Bacon, Hams, Butter, Cheese, &c. The FIRST SALE will take place on WEDNESDAY, 24th MARCH, At 12 o'clock, And thereafter each succeeding Wednesday [ Parties intending to avail themselves of I these sales are requested to communicate a few days before. The Undersigned are also prepared to undertake Sales in the Country, provided suffii citnt inducement offers. Storage provided in town on the cheapest terms', and liberal cash advances made. M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, and CO., Auctioneers, 4578 Dunedin,