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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 732, 12 November 1859, Page 1

WANTED SHEARERS AT the Stonyhurst and Heathstoclt stations. Price—2os. per hundred. J. W. MALLOCK. NOTICE. IMPOUNDED on the 16th instant, Two Horses, one a red or chestnut colt, not Bhod, bit of rope round the neck; the other, a young gelding, not shod, brown colour, black feet, very small star on the face. If the above horses are not released within 21 days from the.above date they will be Sold by Auction to defray expenses. JAMES COTTON, Pound Keeper. Christchurch, October 25,1859. I Hereby certify that MR. HENRY HORSP'ORD PRINS has this day submitted to me his Diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons, of England, and has thereby proved himself a legally qualified Medical Practitioner, within the terms of the "Medical Practitioner's Ordi- . nance" of New Munster. JOHN HALL, Resident Magistrate. Resident Magistrate's Office. Christchurch, Oct. 29,1859; KAIAPOI PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. ALL persons wishing to join the above Society are requested to apply to the Secretary, MR. HEWLINGS, or to one of the Members of the Committee, it having been decided that the singing class shall commence as soon as there are fifty members. The subscription is One Guinea per annum. JAMES WYLDE, Chairman. NEW TAILORING BUSINESS. E BROOKE, Tailor, begs to inform the • ■ inhabitants of Canterbury that he has commenced in the above line, and hopes by superior filling' and workmanship, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of their support. N.B.—TERMS CASH. Temporary residence at .Mr. J. Joyce's, Watchmaker, Danipier's Bay, Lyttelton. * NELSON EXAMINER.' SUBSCRIPTIONS to the 'Nelson ExO aminer* newspaper will be received at ihis office, and copies supplied to,subscribers on the arrival of each mail. Terms, 10s. per quarter. ' «Lyttelton Times' Office, April 24th, 1857. -~^ TTOffEnBDt%,.-TO., LET, EOOM for 200' tons of. goodsYwitTTan office rat« '*' " tached. ■ Apply to . H. LEAKS,. , ', London Street, Lyttelton. ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. npHE great success attending the opening of -*- an agency for" the constant supply to .-this Province of -. - THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS AND "THE: HOME NEWS, : ■• has induced the undersigned to undertake the regu'» jlar supply of the ■ V) WEEKLY, DISPATCH NEWS OF THE WORLD SPECTATOR ■ EXAMINEE IEADER-j •' .: PUNCH and any other English, Irish, or Scotch paper. Persons anxious to subscribe, may forward their - orders to Mr. Bradwell, " Lyttelton Times" Office. «■'.,.-- HALF-YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS. J . £ S. drIllustrated London News ...; 1 10 0 [ Home News . . ... ... Q 10 6. I- Weekly Despatch ... ... 16. 0 . Spectator ... ... „. 2 0 0 .Examiner ... ... ... 1 6 0 The Leader ... ... „. 1.60 Punch ... ... ... 0 17 6 News of the World ... ... 0 15 0 ALBERT T. BRADWELL, "Lyttelton Times" Office. " GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. "H /~\ TONS of Colonial grown Permanent JLxJ Pasturage Grasses and Clovei'sy iif mixture, comprising 16 of the best pasture varieties* : "W, WILSON, - Nursery and Seedsman. NOTICE. IN consequence of the decease of our late Partner, MR. THOMAS ■ KINGTON, the Business "in Bristol and London is now con^ ducted under the title of- MILES BROTHERS & CO.; and our Business in Canterbury, New Zealand, and Melbourne, will, on and after the Isfi AUGUST Next, be conducted under the title ot MILES & CO. MILES, KINGTON,-& CO. Lyttelton, New Zealand, July 30,1859. CANTERBURY COFFEE; CHOP, AND DINING ROOMS. WEALES begs respectfully to inform the • public that ho has commenced business iit the above line, Upon the premises situated at the junction of High-street' and -Colombo-street, opposite Messrs. Fisher and Co.'s. store, where refreshments may be obtained at all hours. Families visiting Christchurch W. E/ can accommodate with private apartments; and trusts by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. ■ N-.B. —Soups always ready. ■ FOE SALE, hAA,EWES and 300 Ewe Lambs, out of* i'\J\J flock of the finest woolcd sheep in theprovince, and have iiever been diseased; delivery after shearing. If preferred they could remain on the station (within 30 miles'of Chnstchurch) ou the usual terms, for a period of 3 or 5 years. "' • Apply to GOULD & MILES; or; J. LQNGDEfIV ■■•■"•'■-