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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 186, 2 August 1854, Page 8

NOTICE, MESSRS. ELLIS and GARTNER, respectfully request that all parties indebted to them will pay their respective amounts to Mr. Geo. Gould, who is duly authorised to receive the same; and all parties having any claims against the above are requested to send them in to be examined and if correct discharged. ~~ NOTICE. 7 WHEREAS persons are in the practice of driving cattle from off my Run, known as Edney Valley, near Mount Pleasant, and taking with tliem cattle belonging to roe, or in my charge—l hereby give notice, that in future I shall proceed against any one doing so, as the law directs. William M'Coemack. July 6,1854. ROBERT TAYLOR, Builder, Joiner, and "Undertaker, OXrOED STKEET, LYTTELTON. N.B. Shop Fronts, Sashes, Doors, and Furniture, made to order. Funerals furnished and conducted on the shortest notice. CANTERBURY SKETCHES. JUST RECEIVED from England, a few sets of outline engravings (five in number) of Lyttelton and the neighbourhood, from sketches by W. H. Holmes. Maybe had of Mr. M'Cardell, Lyttelton. Price 10s. 6d. per set. March 28, 1854. TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS^ STOREKEEPERS, Settlers, and others £5 can be supplied with Goods, wholesale or retail, at the Colonial Store. James Swtnbotjrne. THE ENTIRE HORSE "SHAMROCK" WILL Stand for the Season at Kaiapoi. Particulars will appear in a future advertisement. Charles Sidey. Kaiapoi Haugh, July 12th. WANTED, WANTED, any number of Turkeys, Fowls, and Geese. Prices, delivered in Port, are:—Fowls, 4s. per pair; Geese, 16s. per pair ; and Turkeys, 18s. per pair. James Swinboubne. TO PARENTS. WANTED, a Household Servant. An industrious Girl will receive liberal wages, and enjoy the advantage of evening Instruction. F. Knowjles. Pigeon Bay, 12th July, 1854. WANTED, A MARRIED couple, without family preferred, for a home station, a few miles from Christchurch. Apply at Mr. Damn's store, Christchurch. W. CUMMINS, fainter antt ©la^Ut, T3EGS to inform the inhabitants of Lyt- -*-* telton and its vicinity, that he has removed from Dublin Street, to the premises lately occupied by Mr. J. Bannister in London street. All Orders punctually attended to. Estimates given if required.