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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 155, 24 December 1853, Page 10

■"-, White Hart Inn, C&isSSxA JUST RECEIVED, ex «HUfey- a v consignment of— " \h, y~**»f' Booth's Cordial Old Tom. ' V• " Superior Scotch Whiskey. - Fine Hollands Gin. Jamaica Ruin. Hennessey's Brandy. [ Port Wine, &c. &c". i The above will be retailed at the following reduced prices for cash :— b Rum per gallon, 225., per bottle, 4s Geneva, . . . 20s. Gd. do 4 S ' Old Tom . . . 255. 6d. do. 4s' 6d Whiskey . . . 225. do 4V Brandy . . . 30s. do. S^." 6 ,1. Pt. YY me, per doz. 425. do. 4 S . ROBERT WATSON^ - ©atlov, ISrccchcs, antt Crotoscr JUMer, FKOM LONDON, "DEGS respectfully to announce, that he -*-* has Removed from Cashel Street, Christchurch, to the Sumner Road, next to the White Hart Inn. Gentlemen's own materials made up. J.& W.W.HARRISON, Tailors, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton, ~DEG to inform the inhabitants of Can--XJ terhury that they have received a splendid assortment of West of England cloths direct from the factories. They have also advices of a large quantity of woollen cloths on board the ship " Rajah" expected to arrive in a few days, and as they are consigned direct to them, they will be enabled to execute orders at 10 per cent below any other in the trade. Gentlemen's own Cloth made up, to order. Woollen Cloth and Wearing Apparel rendered perfectly Waterproof. ROBERT TAYLOR, ISutio-cr, ©arpcnter, anU ©n'ocrtakcr, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. •♦* Funerals Furnished and conducted on the shortest notice. 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. A. BAYFEILD, ©hemist ants Bruggist, Canterbury-street, lyttelton, and Ferry-road, Christchurch. A. BAYFIELD, CHEMIST AND DETJGGIST, T3EGS to inform the Public of Christ--L' church and the Plains, that he has opened the shop in Cashel-street, lately occupied by Mr. Duncan, till his own premises are built on Section 900 fronting the White Hart Inn. H. ALLWRIGHT, plumber, fainter, <HHa?icr, & ©lass=(£utux> &LASS cut to any size, and work done in any style, to suit the convenience of employers. J. WHEELER, fainter, <51a?ur, ants }|3apcr=bang*r, London Street, Lyttelton. Estimates given if required. R. SMEATON, lEngtnccr, Iron atCtj moot! Sec SMITH-WORK, in all its branches, Engine-turned Cheese Vats, Warranted good. Old vats engine-turned and fitted. Nearly opposite to the Post-Office, Oxford street. Lyttelton. ____— BRICKS. A FEW Thousand on Sale at Tribe's Wharf.