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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 647, 19 January 1859, Page 5

STEAM TO GORE'S BAY, . " THE STEAMER. PLANET WILL leave Lyttelton (weather permitting) for Gore's Bay, on THURSDAY, 27tfi Instant.1 - Passage Money, 20s. each. Freight, 355. per ton* No goods will be taken on board without aa order from the Manager. - J. MARTIN HEY WOOD. . Jan. 18,1559. . SKELETON.' rjENTLEMEN whose MARES have received . the services of Skeleton, are requested to pay the fees. • to. MR. .JAMES. RULE, Uhristchurch, who is authorised to receive the same.' • : : • TOWTON. ; iHENTLEMEN whose MARES' have received VJT, the services of. Towto'nj are requested to pay the fees to' MR, JAMES -RULE, Christchurch, : who;is.auth.oris'ed to receive the same. • •.: : ' ;.-"•■' FOR SALE, ' ' •. THE LEASE OF A 20 ACRE SECTION. ; %1/ITH a substantially built six roomed W House, Barn, and other, convenient, out-buildings; four acres are laid down with English.grass. ,•'•; ''.■:'...■'■ '■ :•:-■;" ' - '• , For particulars, apply at the Papanui Store. JAMES MORRISON & CO'S Goods are open for Inspection THIS DAY. Retail, to the Poi-fc,—and wholesale; to cash buyers*, on the plains/ ' , •" . .' January I,Bth, 1859. .v : ; . V FOR SALE, THE LEASE OF. A VALUABLE FIFTY . ACRE . SECTION, '" . . SITUATE. on : tlie Have wood Road, about three miles from Christchurch; nearly the whole is broken up, and five, acres laid down, with English grass. • - • . ■ . The Section is fenced and divided into, three fields.1 ' '"'"•, . There is a seven roomed House thereon, well suited for a farmhouse, together with a gulden well stocked with fruit trees; and a plentiful supply of good water. ..... r . For further particulars, apply at the Papanui Store. ■;■■;' .''■'. • ■ TO BE SOLD, ' ■ THE LEASE OF HALF AN ACRE. OF CHURCH LAND. A DMIRABLY situate in the Town of li. Christchurch, well adapted for building* two or more houses on. - ; 1 Fov particulars,- enquire at MR. COOK'S, Cashel-street. GEORGE DAMES, BRICKLAYER, &c, CHRISTCHURCH. All orders left at Me. Cook's, Cashel-street, will be punctually attended to. KAURI TIMBER. Ex schooners Emerald Isle and Ann. MR. CLAUDE M.OLLIVIER will sell by Public Auction at Clmstchurch Quay, on" THURSDAY, 27th January, 1859, SIXTY THOUSAND FEET of best cub Kauri Timber, consisting of tongued and grooved and other boards, planking, &c. Sale at One o'Clock. Luncheon provided. Terms liberal. . J. YOUNGHUSBAND, ACCOUNTANT AND BOOK-KEEPER, TUAM-ST., CHRISTCHURCH. Accounts adjusted, prepared and balanced. . Debts, Accounts, &c, made out and collected. CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' SCHOOL. CONDUCTED BY MRS. CHAS. THOMSON. rgIHE above Establishment will re-open on JL Monday, January 31st. Oxford Terrace West. WANTED a FEMALE DOMESTIC .SERYANT to go-up'the country. Wages, £25 a year. Age about 20 to 30. Apply to MR. JOSEPH BESWICK, ; . . Kaliipoi. • ; FOR SALE, THE SCHOONER JANE PBATA. rpHE Jane Peata'is 25 tons burthen; i a ooppeiva . i . four feet, up ; she has jnsfc had a new suit.of sails except the'fore-sail; and altogether she can be guaranteed in good order and condition. She draws six feet of water, and is well suited for the river trade. For terms, apply to F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & Co. Oxford Street. LvUol^on, Jan. 18. IBS'J.