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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 672, 4 May 1859, Page 7

RET-ALL DEAIi&RS "!OJ? CiIItfSTCIiUROH. 'xl/T^SSilS1. fIA^ES MORRISON & CO .having jaA. 'commenced t*d receive their I'e'glilar heaVy shipments direct fiom 'rile mariufnctuiing clistiict-. ol England, afe piepsnetl'to deal with, letnil stoiekeepeih of Christchuiiih at lower pi lees than gehe- ' i.illy asked by other meichanN, witli the double I advantage of buying in quantities as are leqliiicd, and seeing and noting' 3 our!piices at the time of pu'iilmse; ' 'f > Jionmongors. and mastei icaiipeniers aie>paituii- ] laily leque&ted ffco inspect 01U stock andlteat.olfr pi ices Canteibuiy Street, I/ytteLtort, Jan. 7, 1859. _ __ , . , , .—,_ ! ALBION, HOTEL. J COLLIER begs to inform the public gem? • Lilly, thai having elected STABLES in the , lear of his. he is piepaied #0 give hoises enti wted tojiis chaige the best possible accommodation, j P.S—Saddle hcjtses on biie. ( < ,LyJ:teHon, Jan 7, JSS9. ' ' ' SKELETON. riENTLEMEN wliose MARES have- received the sei vices of Skeleton.aie lequested to p,i\ the fee, to, MR. JAMES HULE, Cliu-tchaicli, TOWTON. , pENTLEMEN \\;kose MAKES .have leceived vX the >ei\i<es of'Tdwron, aie lequested to pay the fees to MR. JAMES HULE, ChiUtchuich, who is authorised to receive the same. > ' FOR SALE, THE SCHOONER JANE PEATA. fjPTTE Jane Peata is 25 tons bmthen; i-> coppered A- four feer up ; she ha> just had a new suit of sails 'except the foie-«ail; and altogether she can be guaranteed in good oulei and condition. She di aws. °ix feet of watei, and is Avell suited for the liver tiade. For teuns apply to< 1 P. NOBLE'CAMPBELL & Co. Oxford Street, Lvttehon, Jan. 18, 1859. A Few Scotch Ploughs for sale, with a complete set of extra fittings throughout; and 12' extra shaies. 1 E, NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO., Oxfoid stieet, Lj ttelton. 1 FOR SALE, THE LEASE OF A VALUABLE FIFTY ACRE SECTION, I SITUATE on the Hnrewood Road, about three miles from Clmstclmrchj neaily the whole is bioken up, and five acres laid down with English grass. The Section is fenced and divided >into three • fields. ' Theie is a seven roomed House thereon, well suited for a farmhouse, together with a gdiden well stocked with fuut trees; and a plentiful supply of good water. For Anther particulars, apply at the Papanui Stoic. ' i 1!1! I •< ,'li " «5 l mwm 5§S s-§?' 4«3 c «V^, a & « srt = vS 2 !r' h s jr3 q pjTi 4*^ ,1 H5 H M s« <» ■a-*5 AJti^C.%<* C~~*2i rr> *r! n" — "3 , So < § CORN SACKS AND GUNNY BAGS, LANDING EX MYSTERY. IKf\f\ 3-bu«hel sacks <*O\JyJ 1,500 gunny bags li. E. ALPORT. Chiistchuich, Apiil 2, 1859. NOTICE. TMPORTERS bonding Goods in Peacock's -*- Bonded Stores, are informed that all current . expenses thereon must be paid before the goods are delivered, excepting on goods the property of par- ' ties having an account with the proprietors. All • expenses from the time of receiving will be charged to the parties releasing the goods, whether bonded by themselves or purchased in bond at any period subsequent ;to the date of entry. \ : : J. T. PEACOCK & Co Lyttelton Jan 11 1859. kaiapoi; land for sale by private contract. EIVE sections of Land, containing" five acres each, and having1 g-ood frontage at one end to the Ohoka stream and at the other end to the Ohoka Road, and situate close to the town of Kaiapoi. -..,-■■ Apply to, MR. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. « k a i a p or. "OOR SALE several valuable building1 sites JtJ situated on the North road, close to tb.e town of Kniapoi. Price—£2o per acre, payment to extend over two years. NOTE-^-Moriey will be advanced, if required, on easy terms, to assist purchasers in buildhig. Apply to MR. WYLDE., * ICaiapoi. FOR SALE, 16> ACRES of Land, ndjoining- the Papacy nui Road, one mile and a-half from Ohristchurch. Appl\r to . MR. LONG DEN Cluistchurel), March 31, 1859. FOR SALE, | mi-IE Lease of Fifty Acres.of LAND unJ_ dor cultivaMon.' The lease has about seven years to run. There is .a good house, stable, &c. The' price will be the value of the 'improvements made by the present tenant; to be ascertained'in the usual manner. The tenant is'to receive-half the value of the buildings at the end of the lease. Apply, to Mr. GUINNESS, Auctioneer, Horse Repository.