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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 131, 9 July 1853, Page 12

dregs of the population of London or Manchester. In order to be sure of keeping the first experiment within manageable compass, it is intended to limit the number of emigrants to 250, of whom at least half will be specially engaged for settlers at Canterbury. Applications will be registered oh the day of their receipt; and if there should be any excess of applications above the fixed limit, the deposit money on the same will be immediately returned in full. W. B. Rhodes. W. Bowlee. . John Johnston. N. Levin. Wellington, 14th June, 1853. MRS. CULLING, Straw Hat and Bonnet Maker, E ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Lyttelton, Christchurch, and the neighbouring Bays, that she has removed to the Shop lately occupied by Mrs. Salt, in London Street, opposite Mr. Fraser's, where she will carry on the business with the same strictness and punctuality as she has hitherto done, and hopes to'receive the same patronage. Two or three Apprentices wanted. W. CUMMINS, fainter, <&la?ter, See., &c. Dublin Street, Lyttelton, TDIMBRACES this opportunity of return--l"-* ing his sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally of Lyttelton, Christchurch, and the surrounding districts, for the kind and liberal support r he. has received during the last eighteen months, and begs to inform them that W. H. SHORT, Paintee, Glazier, Geainer, &c, has entered into Partnership with him, and trusts, by the strict attention of himself and partner to all orders, that may be entrusted to their care, to merit that support which it shall ever be their study to deserve. Work executed in any branch of the trade in a superior manner, with the best materials, and on the most reasonable terms. Estimates given if required. JOHN EVANS, HAVING had considerable experience among horses, in Port Phillip and elsewhere, begs to announce his having commenced business in this Settlement. HorSebreaking, Cutting, and all the other branches of the business properly and effectually performed. Seeing the great want'of a practical person in the above line, the advertiser hopes to receive public support; and may be communicated with at the "Golden Fleece," Marketplace; or "Traveller's Home," Hagley Park, Christchurch. MESSRS. LONGDEN & LE CREN TXAVE established a branch of their -*—•■ Business at Christchurch, in the premises lately occupied by Messrs. Jenkin and McLean, opposite tbe Golden Fleece Hotel. Goods of all descriptions on Sale at wholesale prices. 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 to the sale. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. 7MTRS. SALT wishes to acquaint the •LYX inhabitants of Lyttelton, the Bays, and the Plains, that she has removed to the more commodious premises in London Street, lately occupied by Mr. Henderson, where she will continue to sell Goons of eveet Description. She also takes this opportunity of returning her sincere thanks for the custom she has hitherto received •in her former premises, and hopes that it will not desert her in the new. N.B. A large assortment of Crockery always on hand. Lytjelton, June 23rd, 1553. ---«..■. •