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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 614, 25 September 1858, Page 3

TO STOREKEEPERS, SETTLERS, AND OTHERS. THE undersigned, having established themselves in Sydney as Commission Merchants for, some time, beg to inform the inhabitants of Neisori'and Surrounding districts - that they are prepared to execute business in -the'Sale-of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Grain and i.other produce, or in the furnishing ,of goods i from the Sydney markets, giving intimations of Prices current from, time to time as may be reaiiested or.necessary. q ■ j. & d .McDonald, Sussex Street North, Sydney, N' S. Wales. SCHOONER FATHER THAMES, | ■ ' FOSTER, MASTER. ; "TJTREIOHT from Quay.—Grain, sd. $■ jJj bushel. ; Freight from Fexry.-r-Grain, 4d. % bushel. ■ Potatoes fromQiiay and 'Ferry.—2ls. ton. ;-: ' ""■::'.-.■' ; libwar'd; genet, ' : / ''■.■'. -;.'Agents' Norwich Quay, Lytteltpn Feb. 18th; 1858. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. ENTRIES FOR THE CANTERBURY MAIDEN PLATE. MR. PARKERSON'S br. h. Schamyl, 5 years, by Blucher, dam Geovgiana, by Muley Molock. Mr. Parker.son's b. f. Emerald, 3 years, by Lamplighter, dam Regalia. Mr. J. B. Thomson's b. f. Shadow. 4 years. Mr. J. W. Mallock's b. h. Jester, 3 years, by Joe Miller. Mr. J. W. Mallock's b. c, 3 years, by St. ' George, Madcap. Mr. Booth's b. h. St. Giles, 4 years; by St. Giles, dam Pearl, by Gil Bias, out of Pasta. Mr. T. W. White's eh. m. Alice Lee, 6years, -by GTaucus Woodstock. Mr. T. W. White's eh. g. Captain Yorke, 3 years, by Priam, out of a thoroughbred mare. Mr. Young's bl. m. Gitana, 5 years, by Sir Hercules, dam Gipsy Queen. Mr. Adams' g. m. Sarah Sykes, 4 years, by Glaucus. Mr. Gosling's eh. f. Fairy, 3 years, by Skeleton, out of Latona. Mr. G. Day's b. g. Whisker, aged. ' Mr. G. Day's b. m. Fair Nell, 4 years. CHRISTOPHER GEORGE HODGSON, Acting Secretary. Christchurch, Sept. 16, 1858. KAIAPOI. EOR SALE,—A few sections of Land: in tlje village of Keel, with good frontage to Sneyd Street, Adderley Terrace, and Oh'oka Road. Price—£2s and £35 per acre. Apply to MR. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. .Sept. 18, 1858. KAIAPOI. THE Proprietors of the " LYTTELTO]N TIMES," desiring to accommodate subscribers in the Northern. Districts, have es- { tablished an express to Kaiapoi, arriving in that town before noon ON THE MORNING OF PUBLICATION. Copies can be left for any subscriber along the line of road,- on notice to that effect being given to Mr. G. C. Black, agent at Kaiapoi; or at this office. Advertisements, orders, and other communications can be transmitted to thisoffice by' the Return of the express,on the afternoon of Wednesdays and Saturdays,, anticipating the course of post by nearly three days. Lyttelton; March, 1857. English' Newspapers. THE great success attending the opening of . i an agency. for the constant supply to this province of ; THE ILLUSTRATED iLONDON NEWS ANPTHE HOME NEWS, . has induced the undersigned to undertake the .Jregular,supply of the * -iWEEKLT; DISPATCH -'..NBWS OF THE WORLD. EXAMINER .'LEADER ,PU^CH ' and any:other English, Irishj ortSfcqtch jjaper. ■■■ -'Persons anxious;. to:;subscribe, may forward ' -their 'orders to Mr.. Br ad well, " Lyttjelton - -/Times" Office. ; ' 5 HALF-YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS. . •..; , •■ •... ■ , £ s. a. ;.: :Illustrated London News ... 1 10 0 ; ;fHome News, 0 10 ; 6 a.Weekly Despatch 16 0 {•Spectator ... 2 0 0 .'Examiner. ... ... ... 1 6 0 -The Leader 16 0 --Punch '•. .-. 017 6 •-News.of the. World „ 015 0 ! , ;; Any ;other paper double ■ the English rates, which terms alorie can compensate an; agent in : this province, and: so'secureia regular ;supf>ly of. • papers:to;subscribers, ;Any;atternpt to.supply. English journals' at; an advance on the / * 'equal to only half'the current interest, for; mo-.,'. i' i nejl, must be ruinous. to,. the agent. (i f he has • anything, to lose); and: fraught with djsappuint-5 ■•Went1 to the public. " ' ALBERT T. BRADWELL, i "Ljrttelton Tiuieß" Ofllco.