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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 672, 4 May 1859, Page 6

LYTTELTON TEATING HOUSE. JBEASLEY begs respectfully to inform the • inhabitants of Canterbury that he lias taken the premises lately in the occupation of Mr. Dimond, London Street, Lyttelton, which he in'"'"wTdNESDAY NEXT, as an , „ ' E A T I N G II 0 US E , AND TEA, COFFE, AND' CHOP HOUSE. BREAKFAST READY FROM 6 IN THE MORNING. -,■;■' DINNERS TR'OM 12 TO 2 O'CLOCK. TEAS FROM 3 TILL 7 O'CLOCK. J.B. hopes that by punctuality, cleanliness, and moderate charges, li« will be enabled to-ensure^ lie patronage of the visitors to this town, and to accommodate the wants of many. N.8.-GOOD BEDS. W. D. BARNARD HAS the pleasure to announce that he is ready to receive GOODS for PUBLIC or PRIVATE SALE, and that his general SALE BY AUCTION . takes place at his Sale Room, Cashel Stueet, ! EVERY SATURDAY, | at 1 o'clock (sharp), when he will submit for public competition a quantity of I Meechandise, Household FtrnuiTUEE, and a variety of sundries. " AT THE GOLDEN SHOE, CANTE RB Ull V -STREET. TUST unpacking* six cases of ladies'and <?J children's boots and shoe?, the cheapest and bpst ever imported to this market. , N.B.—Colonial work got up on the shortest notice. ....... B. GAHAGAN. KAIAPOI. nnHE Undersigned begs" to notify to the .J- inhabitants of Canterbury that he has commenced business at Kaiapoi as TIMBER, LAND, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, &C..&C. JOHN FULLER. Office pro. tern., Private 'Residence, Meadow Street, near the Church. Kaiapoi, March 31. 1859. ■ ;;:. FOR SALE, rriHE Schooner ELLEN, built of blue JL ; g'iim, coppered'and' copper fastened, having every thin £ complete, such as anchors, chains, warps, sails,'running-.gear, ■standing rigging, &c. ; can be pent to sea at a moment's notice; is about 40 tons register. For. further particulars, apply to Messes. COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO. \BEE HIVE STORE, KAIAPOI. npHIS celebrated store is still in operation JL sunder the care of J. T. White, who sells largely all kinds of goods for wholesale and retail trade. The stock is immense, and consists of nearly everything .persons can think of. The stock of clothing is offered at great bargains to those wanting a single article or a suit. J. T. W. has always adhered strictly to the one price system^ which is certainly the only honest way of dealing; persons visiting Kaiapoi and those resident in the Town are invited to call and examine the stock, as the goods will be fully shown, whether they are bought or not. Kaiapoi, April 27. : RAMS "FOR SALE. EX STEAM SHIP LORD AHSLEY. THE undersigned is instructed to sell by private contract, in lots'to suit purchasers, 104 RAMS, imported by C. Sidey, Esq., from the well-known flock of the late James Walkerj Esq., of Bathurst. The above are the progeny of pure merino stock, imported direct'from Germany, and are now on view at the paddocks of the undersigned at Stanmore. J.T.PARKINSON. P. S.—The above rams having been bred on the Highlands of Australia, and never having been diseased,, will be found peculiarly applicable for the New Zealand climate. ,_ FIVE POUNDS REWARD. STRAYED from Mr. Charles Perceval's Station,—A BROWN MARE, standingabout 16 hand.1? high, with blaze down the face, and one white foot; branded with triangle under saddle near side; with collar marks, and a small colt foal by side. Whoever will .deliver the same to the; undersigned, or to Mr. Sidebottom, at Mr. Pearson's Station, Vv'ill receive the above Reward. JOHN T. PARKINSON. ~~~ QUAIL ISLAND" A-- free-occupation of the house on Qnail Island -£*- ' will be given to an industrious family man who will undertake to look af'tev the plane and see that iiuy stock the undersigned may put upon it are uudisturbyd' by persons landing. Any substantial improvement the tonnntmay make will be paid for by valuation, and -he may otherwise make :'excellent wages by working the i'yee stone for contractors or by fishing for the Lyt)eltonmar- ;- ket. There is room for two families if required. For further particuliu-s, apply to the undersigned. MARK ■?. STODDART. Diamond Harbour, April 26, 1859. TO DEALERS AND HOTELKEEPEItS. . IN BOMB, SV/ATNE," BOORp, and Go.'s celebrated Old Tom in. casks and cases direct from the Distillery. Their goo'ls to this settlement will in future be •consigned, to''the undersigned bnlv. Also, to arrive per next vessel, a shipment of wine"and>pintiS. in wood and battle, of the choicest description, having been selected with the greatest ciire, including some of the Royal Highland Malt Whiskey. .. EDWARD B. BISHOP, . Christchurch. April, 1859. f PHE following places are polling places for the JL Electoral District of Ainuri :— •■■■»■ Mr.Duppu's Wooished, St. Leonard's ' Messrs: Jollie and Lee's Woolshed, Mount Parnassus. • GEORGE LESLIE LEE, Returning Officer. April 14,1859. NOTICE 1 NOTICE!! ALL persons indebted to the undersigned from March 25, 1855, to March 25, 1859, are requested to settle their respective accounts immediately; otherwise they will be handed over to.his Solicitor for collection. ' D. DIMOND, Winchester Streefc/Lyttelton. '