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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 763, 29 February 1860, Page 1

... '.WRECK i OF>'THE ROYAL CHARTER.'' ' i DAI£Y-EXPECTED,~A' limited/number of . copies of the Wreck of 'the] Royal, Charter, written by Frank Fowler, author^ of "Southern Lights and Sliadpws." Embodies all the Londoji newspaper accounts, together with\every. interesting incident connected with the dreadful calamity; also . full list of passengers saved and lost. Early application is necessary. Sold by'all Booksellers. January 27, 1860.' TO MILLERS. TO BE LET on easy terms for such a number of years as may be agreed upon, the best site for a WATER 'MILL in the northern part of the, province, between Kaiapoi and Saltwater Creek. The Mill would command all the flour business north of Kaiapoi, including Rangiora, &c. Apply to '. MR. WYLDE, Kaiapoi; or MR. WAITT, ' Casterton. , Casterton, October 10,1859.. NEW BOOKS' Ex ZEALANDIA, On Sale by the Undersigned. 2 CASES well-assorted' Books. - , GEORGE TAYLER. A Circulating Library will be opened in early, part of December. r\ N SALE. Black pine piles (various lengths and sizes) Do. slabs do. Do.' scantling, can be supplied of any 1 length and size, cut from the above i • -piles; ' [ ■ ' MILES & CO., I , . Lyttelton. , ALPORT'S AUCTION ROOMS AND PRODUCE STORES, MARKET PLACE, CHRISTCHURCH. rTIHE undersigned ~is^ prepared to sell by JL public auction or private contract every . description of merchandise and private effects; and ■ has ample storage room for wool, cheese, grain, and other produce, waiting shipment or for sale. ,H. E. ALPORT, Auctioneer, House and Estate Agent and Valuer. MR. C. G-: HODGSON, Solicitor, Kaiapoi, begs to state > that on and after MONDAY, the 18th instant, his Offices* will: be at the Assembly Booms, Kaiapoi. Office hours from 10 to 4. ' ALE AND STOUT. rpHE Undersigned are in receipt of regular JL shipments of the following well known brands:— Ale in hhds. and barrels Bass's, No. 3 Tooth's, No. 3 Dawson's, Yorkshire Younger's, Edinburgh Stout in hhds. Taylor, Walker & Co. Ale and stout in bottle, Marzetti's Do. do. Tooth's. DALGETY? BUCKLEY & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. {CANTERBURY MOULD CANDLES, \J manufactured by T. R. FISHER & CO. Sold at their Stores, Christchurch. ON HIRE AT THE HORSE DEPOT, GOOD HACKS and LADIES' HORSES. J. W. MOORHOUSE & HOLLAND. TIMARU HOTEL. FTVHE public are respectfully informed that JL Mr. Samuel Williams, Proprietor of the Old Timaru Hotel, purposes OPENING his NEW PREMISES on or about the Ist .of MARCH NEXT; when he trusts that the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the old premises will be transferred to the new ; in which every accommodation of a superior character will be afforded to travellers. The cuisine especially attended to. Light, airy, and comfortable sleeping rooms, with all the advantages of domestic comfort and privacy. The best selection of wines and spirits, with a choice brand of ale and porter. The stabling is most carefully attended to. Plenty of oals,' hay, &c, and a well of pure water for the supply of horses, in addition to a well grassed paddock of 30 acres. Mr. Samuel Williams will have a tent for refreshments at the Timaru Races on the 6th of March,,when he trusts all of his old customers will call and see him. CATTLE FOR SALE. A f\f\ Head of Prime Cattle, delivered tfevJvJ on the Waitaki. BURNELL & BENNETT, Christchurch. KAIAPOI CHURCH, NORTHSIDE. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS! rpENDERS are invited for the erection of a new J- " Church at Kaiapoi, including the removal and re-erection of the existing Church, according to plans and specifications which may be seen at ! Mr- Office, Kaiapoi, or at our Office, in j Christchurch, after the 23rd instant. Tenders to i Uo sent addressed to the Churchwardens, Kaiapoi, not later, than Saturday, the 3rd of March, ent dorsed ".Tenders for theNew'Church." I ' The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-, ! cepted. For the Churchwardens, ' ' ' MOUNTFORT & LUCK, • Architects. ' Christohurch, Feb. 14, 1860. STEAM ENGINE. FOR SALE, —A 10-horse^ power Horizontal high-pressure Engine, with boiler, &c, complete. Apply to J. T. PEACOCK <fc CO. Lyttelton; Jan. 1860.