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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 597, 24 July 1858, Page 5

the partnership _of the above firm, the entire stock must be realised, and the sale will be un-resei-vecL _ Terms Liberal. Each day's sale will be held in the large room ot tlie Canterbury Hotel, in consequence of the crowded, state of the advertisers' stores, where samples of the goods will be exhibited, and the goods will be sold in the rotation advertised. -Lunch, will be provided in the dining room behind, the large room, and will be on the table irorn ix a.l£-past one till two daily, during which the sale will be adjourned. , liyttelton, July 16, 1858. MODERATOR LAMPS. I\/|~ ODERATOR, and other lamps reXTJ__ paired by W. H. BAIINES, Hawkiiurst House,. Hawkhurst Road, Lyttelton. . ■ ■ Eleotx-o-plate and other metallic goods carefully repaired. *•""• FOR SALE, THE well-known fine thorough-bred entire horse JOE MILLER. Joe Sliller by Jerry, out of Miss Miller, (own "bi-other to Phoenix), half brother to Bay Middleton, vide stud.book. • For price and' terms, application may be made to Mr. I. STACE, Beswick Farm ; or to Mr. EAGLESOME, Linwood, River Avon, where tlie horse may be seen. " F. TEMMEL, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, OSFOSD ST.EEET, LYTTELTOK. -AAI Orders punctually attended to. MR. LONGBEN, COMMISSION" AGENT & AUCTIONEER, Colombo Street, ' . Chvistcharch. SCHOONER FATHER THAMES, FOSTER, MASTER. FREIGHT from Quay.—Grain, scl. Imshel..' Freig-ht from Ferry.—Grain, 4d. <$-. bushel. Potatoes from Quay and Ferry.—2ls. ton. EDWARD GENET, : Agent. Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. FeTj. 18th, 1858. TRAVELLERS' REST. EDEAD OF AKAROA HARBOUR. HRIHE undersigned begs leave to inform the -*- -pioblic that he has taken the above house, where travellers'to and from Akaroa will find good, accommodation at moderate charges; and trusts, by keeping- the best quality of Ales, Wines, and Spirits, that he may merit the patronage of the public. JAMES WILLIAMS. Parcels forwarded to and from Pigeon Bay and .Ataroa, in connection with the Steamer from. Xiyfctelton. Jan. _Lsth, 1858. TO XO£T FOR A TERM OF YEARS, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, 33EUCEfS HOTEL, AKAROA. 'T^H^E harbor is well known to be the finest -*- In New Zealand, and is the favourite resort of a large number of whale ships for wood and water. Tlie of Akaroa being surrounded by larg-e forests, is the cenh'e of a large and increasing- timber trade. Tlie situation of the town, .and the beautiful scenexry- of the harbor, must always render Akaroa the favorite retreat and watering placa of tlie Canterbury province. TJbe above hotel is well calculated for the accommodation of a large number of visitors. Tliere is a bonded store belonging to the premises, close to the beach, also the use of five acres of tush at the back. There is also a splendid stream of water running- close by the door, the only convenient place fox- watering ships in the harbor. Trie xnost satisfactory reasons given for the present occupier retiring. Rent moderate and terms easy. Enquire on the px-ernises. I July 9, 1858. ~~~ : EX MAORI,, "~ \ Consignment of Enamelled Ware, -£jL_ consisting of— Dinner plates Pudding pans Baking dishes Meat dishes Cups and saucers and bowls C. W. BISHOP. MTarket Place, Ghristchurch. xm:migration department. NOTICE. A is kept at this office for the -£-s— hire of farm servants, <fee, &c, &c. Persons requiring such, are requested to apply personally, or by letter addressed to the Immigration Agent, Lyttelton. .A. few of the immigrants per Maori are disengaged. % Immigration Office;"Lyttelton, July 19,1858,