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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 117, 2 April 1853, Page 12

THOMAS GEE, Bread, Fancy Bread, and Biscuit Baker, ©onfccttoncr, AND GINGER BEER MANUFACTURER, Wholesale and Retail. Bride-cakes, Jellies, Blanc-manges, Patties, and Ornamented Savoy Cakes, made to order. Public and private parties supplied on moderate terms. Canterbury Street, Lyttelton. H. ALLWRIGHT, ; plumber, fainter, ffila^er, &: €&lass=@uttcr. /"^ LASS cut to any size, and work done i lx an y style, to suit the convenience of employers. St. David's Street, Lyttelton. H. JONES, SoUrer,''lßufftrcr, anU Stnftertaker. SASHES, DOORS, &C, MADE TO ORDER. Funerals Furnished, fyc. Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. ROBERT TAYLOR, IBuiUftr, ©arpenter, antt Santortakcr, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. *»* Funerals.Furnished and conducted on the shortest notice. J. S. WILLCOX, @a6tn«t=J*lafe£r, = ganger, fct., Bridle Path, lyttelton. , BOARD AND LODGING, Caversham House, corner of Madras-street and Sumner-road, Christchurch, - J. F. SMART, Proprietor. Gentlemen and Families visiting the above house can be accommodated by theday or week. Terms moderate. Good Stabling on the premises'. J. F. SMART, ©armnn, $cc, JBlaoras Street, CDljristcljurr/;. /^OODS carefully Carted from the Quay.' Firewood and Timber supplied on moderate terms. ROBERT WATSON, bailor, %tec&)tz, mis JWaker, FROM LONDON, "DEGS respectfully to announce, that he '•*-* has Removed from Cash el Street, Christchurch, to the Sumner Road, next to the White Hart Inn. Gentlemen's own materials made up. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, 3300t &. Shoe JBJtafcw, CANTERBURY STREET, (Late of London Street, Lyttelton,)* T>EGS to apprise the Inhabitants of the ■*-* Port, the Plains, and the neighbouring Bats, that he has removed to those Premises formerly in the occupation of Mr. G. H. Tribe, as a Store, where he will always have on hand a Stock of Boots and Shoes of all descriptions, which he will sell at very low prices for cash, for which a discount will be allowed. W. H. takes the opportunity of offering his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage that has been conferred on him since his commencement in business in this Settlement,and pledges himself to use the following means to retain it, the best of materials, punctuality, good and: steady workmen, and low prices. Persons residing in the Interior,, can have their orders attended to, with punctuality. ■$ Boots and Shoes.. TIOOTS and SHOES of every description -*-* made to order; by James SwinbournEj a the "Colonial Store."