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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 680, 14 May 1859, Page 1

PRINC IPL E S OF TRADING. THE principles upon which the Business of HENRY MOSS is conducted must ensure that confidence which it has ever been his aim to create, as it at once secures all against IMPOSITION being practised upon them. The principles he refers to are the following:— Ist. Each garment is marked the exact Selling Price in Plain Figures, from which no abatement can be made. 2nd. Any Article purchased at his Establishment (if not worn) will be exchanged ; or, if preferred, the Money returned without the least demur. THERE'S A CO;LD TIME COMING, SIRS. There's a cold time coming, sirs, Vests, from A cold time coming ; Bs. 6d. The summer season now declines, And any one may trace the signs, Of the cold time coming. iSfl^Wv Drenching rain will soon descend, ■ffMfilW And wintry winds blow stronger; B|||iljl|K Then come to Moss's, come at once, f^^^ffllf^ Don't wait any longer. Y^^'gjj fflf There's a cold time coming. \==r- °el W There's a cold time coming, sirs, "><^=|§p|p A cold cold time coming; But Henry Moss has now on hand A stock unequalled' in the land, For the cold time coming. Coats, from Quality is here displayed, Trowsers, from 255. 6d. And nothing could be stronger; 12s. 6d. y^^y Then take a hint, and come and buy: prr M' s\ Ms/Hm/Sk . There's a cold time coming. jRSfW^/i iB stUs/m There's a cold time coming, sirs, Wm tl'/ HB WBlffSm ■ And you will need a wrapper warm, HIV w^§piygj||=igjj ff o S cre e n you from the ruthless storm, IM| |p\-* lji| §1 Hll Summer clothing will not do, tßSSilPilliis You must have something stronger; jp 3^ =^ |S\ And hence again I warmly say, I :jj| =_fY Don't wait any longer. ffljj|ij|||i|| There's a cold time coming. There's a cold time coming, sirs. A cold time coming; Just see the prices Moss will quote, For winter cape and over coat, For the cold time coming. Cheapness, as the system here, Makes public aid the stronger; Then come and patronize my mart, Don't wait any longer. ! There's a cold time coming, sirs, A cold time coming; ■.-"'. Tfye summer season now declines, 1 , And any one may trace the signs, Of the cold time coming. .-,"■, ;"'Vf' ■ * ■ ■ HENRY MOSS has the largest and best stock of BOOTS and SHOES that ever was imported in the Colony, and at prices fully 20 per cent lower than any other House in the Trade. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! s. d. s. d. Men's Wellingtons ... 18 6 to 22 6 Men's patent elastic sides ... ... 21 oto 25 0 Men's elastic leather ... 18 6 to 21 0 Men's watertights ... '. 17 6t020 0 LADIES' BOOTS! Ladies' D.B. soles ... ... 8 6 to 12 6 Ladies' Cashmere % 6 to 10 6 Ladies'stay sides ... ... ... •• 96t0 12 6 Ladies' leather • 6 6 to 8 6 . BOYS', YOUTHS' AND GIRLS' BOOTS AND SHOES! Girls'cloth • ••« ••• 5 6 to 7 6 Girls'leather ... ■_ ••■ .-■ 5 6 to 6 6 Boys'lace-up 7 0 to 10 6 Boys' bluchers .., 8 6 to 11 6 Children's boots and shoes of every description f and several other styles of Boots too numerous to mention. . HENRY MOSS would impress upon the public that every article advertised by him is obtainable at advertised prices, at the / F ' MONSTER CLOTHING HALL, ■ London Street, Lyttelton.

TO be sold in one or more lots, twentyfive acres of land, fronting the Town Belt and the Windmill Road. The property has a most substantially built house upon it, and is conveniently divided into three paddocks, two of which are surrounded with a high gorse fence. For terms apply to MR. HARMAN, Christchurch March, 1859. J. JOYCE, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, BEGS to acquaint the inhabitants of Canterbury that he has returned to Lytteltbn, and recommenced work. N.B. —Repairs executed with despatch. i Charges moderate., VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. FOR sale in German Bay, Akaroa, 50 acres of Land in five acre allotments with beach and road frontages. For terms, &c, apply to" JAMES D. GAR WOOD, Aknroa. 'NELSON EXAMINER.' QUBSCPJPTIONS to the ' Nelson ExO aminer' newspaper will be recen ed at this office, and copies supplied to subscribers on the arrival of each mail. Terms, 10s. per quarter. • Ly ttelton Times* Office, April 24th, 1857. TO LET, IN DAMPIER'S BAY, A Very Commodious HOUSE, with half an acre of Garden Ground, well stocked in Fruit Trees in full bearing. There is a Well on the premises yielding a never failing supply of water. Apply to F. N. CAMPBELL & CO. " Lyttelton, April 1,1859. THE WHARF and WOOLSHED at Littleport, Saltwater Creek, are now open for business, DONALD CAMERON, Wharfinger. Not. 1, 1858.

CUTTER ANNIE, SCHOONER WATERLILY, KETCH CITY OP LONDON. TjTREIGHTS by the above vessels to or from J- the Ferry and Christchurch Quay to Lyt-. telton 21s. per ton. EDWARD GENET, Agent. KAIAPOI BREWERY. BEER! BEER!! BEER*!!! THE above Brewery will be opened on the 26th INSTANT, with good samples of Beer, at the following prices :— , XXX Ale at 3s. per gallon XX do. at 2s. 6d. per gallon Also, Malt, Hops, Grains, and Yeast. Terms Cash. H. JAGGAR, Kaiapoi Brewery. March, 1859. FOR SALE, npHE Eangiora House, garden and padJL docks, the property of Henry Torlesse, Esq. The value of the property is too well known to require any comment. Terms liberal. Apply to MR. ELMER, Rangiora. Rangiora, April 11,1859. NOTICE! 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 Street, Lyttelton. NOTICE. HAVING continually suffered great loss by the destruction of my potatoes by neighbours' pigs, I hereby give notice that from and after this date I intend to lay Poison on my land at German Bay. JAMES HAMMOND. German Bay, Akaroa, April 27.