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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 41, 18 October 1851, Page 9 (Supplement)

BUCKHURST LODGE LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, By H. W. Bead. Livery and Bait Stables, Lyttelton, BY A. LAKE. SCALE OF CHARGES. Standing for One Horse, Feeds, s. d Hay and Bran, for 24 hours, ... 5 0 Single Feed, 1 6 AL. also begs to inform the Public that • he intends carrying LETTERS and PARCELS between the PORT and CHRISTCHURCH twice a. Week, viz.,— Wednesdays and Fridays,—commencing on the 17th, starting from the Mitbe at 10 a.m. ; and from Mr. Bishop's Stoke and Goi/den Fleece, at 4 p.m. the same day. Livery and Bait Stables. LW. FITCH begs to announce that he • has'good accommodation for horses, adjoining- the "Golden Fleece Hotel," Christchurch. AVOH BANK COFFEE HGITSE. GPARK has to announce to the • Public of Christchurch and Lyttelton, that lie has Opened a House in the above Line, and he hopes by moderate charges and attention to the wants of the public, to receive a share of their support. Market-Place, Christchurch, 12th September, 1851. NOTICE. THE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends and the public that he has again commenced the business of Boot and Shoemaking in Hereford-Street, Christchurch, near the Land Office, and hopes by strict attention and sound work, to merit that patronage which it shall be his endeavour to deserve. Frederick Batless. N 0 T i G E. rPHE Undersigned is prepared to take -«- Sheep and Cattle for grazing on his run at the mouth of the Waipara. For terms apply to A. J. Ai/pokt, Esplanade, or at the station. C. EL Brown. NOTICE, T AND-PURCHASERS can be advised -*-^ in the Selection of their Land by application to John C. Boys. Written communications, left at the Land Office, Christchurch, will be punctually attended to. Conveyance of Goods to Christchurch. npHE Undersigned beg to announce that -*- _ their new Cutter, the'•'KAKA," 17 tons, has just arrived from Auckland, and is now ready to take in Goods for the Plains. She is decked, and well built, and under the charge of Captain Henry Cain, late of the " Pauline," whose experience and ability are well known, and who will take every care of the Goods placed in his charge. Longden and Le Cren. Lost or Strayed. 2 VALUABLE GREY HORSES—one half bred Arab Horse—the other a F3eaBitten Grey, with long tail—lost from the neighbourhood of Mount Pleasant. Any person finding the same, and restoring them to Gollan's Bay, will be handsomely rewarded. TO STOREKEEPERS. rpHE undersigned are Importers of all -*- descriptions of goods, British and Colonial, which they are ready to supply at Wholesale Prices. LoNGDEN AND Le CrEN. To intending Settlers and Stockmasters. npHE Undersigned is prepared to enter -*- into Contracts for the importing of sheep and Cattle to any extent within the months of September to March. Further Particulars and Orders will be received on applying to John T. Parkinson, Gollan's Bay.