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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 109, 5 February 1853, Page 1

NOTICE. rPHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that -^- unless an OX, or STEER, now running Avild in the neighbourhood of Mr. Watts Russeix's Station, Birchwood, is claimed and taken away Avithin a month from this time, it Avill be destroyed, as it is dangerous. The animal has been known in the district for a year. J. C. Watts Russell. Ham, February Ist. NOTICE, "FREIGHTS earned by "The Pali- -■- ntjrds," will, for the future, he collected by the Master. NOTICE, TjIREIGHTS earned by "The Rotes" -*- --will, for the future, be collected by the Owner. ; WANTED, A STRONG ACTIVE FEMALE SERVANT. Apply to Mr. Bayfield, Canterbury-street. Ship. "Minerva." CONSIGNEES are requested to pass their entries Avith as little delay as possible, as the vessel will sail in a few days. In case any delay occurs in clearing Goods, the undersigned will land and store them at the expense of the owners. Cookson, Boaveek, & Co. Canterbury Mill. THE above Mill Avill be open for Business the first or second week in February, of which further notice will be given. A liberal price given for wheat. D. Inwood. Grehan Mills, Akaroa. MESSRS. C. L. HAYLOCK & SONS beg to announce to the Agriculturists of Canterbury and Banks' Peninsula, that they have just completed a first-rate FLOUR MILL, and Avill be happy to receive Cargoes of Grain to Smut, Grind, and Dress according to order, at Colonial Prices, and trust by strict attention and perseverance to merit the patronage of their brother Colonists. Parties sending Cargoes of Grain to grind, &c, by Availing a shoft time may receive the same on the vessel's return, as they hope to be able to manufacture Twenty Bags per day. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Cookson, Bowlisk, & Co., Lyttelton, January 7th, 1553. £5 REWARD. LOST, supposed to have STRAYED from the Waikerikeri, a Bay Mare, white face, black mane and tail, and one eye. Any person bringing the same to 11. Phillips, Esq., Christehurch, will receive the above reward. MESSRS. LONGDEN & LE CREN HAVE established a branch of their Business at Christehurch, in the premises lately occupied by Messrs. Jknkin and McLean, opposite the Golden Fleece Hotel. Goods of all descriptions on Sale at Avholesale pric?s. An Auction every week of Colonial Produce and General Merchandize. Parties wishing to submit Stock, Farm Produce, Furniture, or Goods of any description, to Auction, are requested to give notice of the same a few days prior t>> the sale. Lyttelton, January 20, 1853.