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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 768, 17 March 1860, Page 6

'■■■■■'*:Dbcfp|i^MUßPHYi. v 'rr.-: : M.D OF THE EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY, * MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, LONDON, AND ACCOUCHEUR, Formerly of the Staff of the. GENERAL AND FEVER HOSPITALS, AND CITY GENERAL DISPENSARY, CORK, And legally registered in New Zealand, MAY now be consulted or addressed at his.' Temporary Kesidence, Mr. GOSNELL'S; London Street, Lyttelton. March 8,1860. —— n - „ . . , Extract from a testimonial of Her Majesty s Inspector General of Hospitals in the^East, dated ■•..-..• . " Calcutta, April 7,1858. " This is to certify that Dr. John Murphy * *■* appeared before me. I consider him an experienced Surgeon, and perfectly competent to take Medical charge of the above men (sick and wounded from Lucknow and Oawhpore going to^ England.) I have seen both his degree as Physician from the University of Edinburgh, and his Diploma as Surgeon from the Royal College of Surgeons in London.—W. Linton, M.D., Inspector General of Hospitals." - MR. C. G. HODGSON, Solicitor, Kaiapoi, begs to state that on and after.- MONDAY, the 18th instant, his Offices will be at the Assembly Rooms, Kaiapoi. ; Office hours from 10 to 4. ROBERT WARNER'S ASSIGNMENT. NOTICE is hereby given, that by a deed of assignment bearing date the third day of March, 1860, Robert ■ Warner, of Christchurch, in the Province of Canterbury, tailor, did assign, transfer, and set over unto Joseph Dransfield and Frederick Noble Campbell, both of Lytteltqn, in the province aforesaid, Merchants (as trustees for themselves and the rest of the creditors of the said, Robert Warner who should execute the said deed) all and every the personal estate and effects whatsoever of him the said Robert Warner. And notice is hereby also given, that the said deed of assignment was executed by the said Robert Warner on the day of the date thereof, in the presence of and was attested by Edward Denham and Phillip Carleret Bertrand, both of Christchurch aforesaid, writing clerks ; and that the said deed now lies at my office for the inspection and execution of the creditors of the said Robert Warner ; and further, that such of the said creditors as shall fail to execute the said deed within one calendar month from the date thereof, shall be precluded from all benefit which shall arise therefrom. Dated this sth day of March, 1860. THOS. S.DUNCAN, Solicitor, Christchurch. _____ ______ _________ WANTED to purchase about 3,0100 EWES, two, four,,and six tooth, to be clean, and delivered in March or April. Apply to , MILES & CO., Christchurch. * March 6,1860. BUILDING PLOTS IN CHRISTCHURCH. SEVERAL valuable Building Plots of Land, at £35 each, and upwards, desirably situated in Montreal Street South, Christchurch, near the Royal Hotel. A cob house can be built from the subsoil, which is fine clay, and being near the River Avon, the property is amply supplied wMt excellent water., It is also in the immediate neighbourhood of the projected Railway and Station. : .. Terms-—Half cash, half in twelve months, when ;a freehold title will be given.. , i A plan can be seen and every information ob- • tamed at the office of . : H.E. ALPORT, ; • .;■•;,.. Land Agent and Auctioneer, Market Place, Christchurch. i March 7,1860. . [ ;.,■■:.. ; CHEAP SADDLERY & HARNESS. ALL over hogskin saddles, £5 10s. each Snaffle bridles, plated buckles; 10s. each Common saddles j bridles and martingales, £4 10s. a set . : • Best plated dog cart harness, £12 12s. a set And all other articles at equally low prices for ••• ' ■ cash. ■■ ■ ■ •'•■'■' ' '■■■■■■■•■■■-. ::..:..■■' ■■ J..G. ANGUS. Cashel Street. . ; ~ ~~ ON SALE, ■;. ;■ T3OTTLED stout and pale ale, 4 doz. casks I -U Port and sherry wines in qr.-casks Brandy and rum in qr.-casks and hhds. Boiled and raw oilin casks and tins. Colza oil in tins. Turpentine in tins. Copal oak and black varnish in tins. * White lead in 3cwt:casks. - White lead in one, half, and quarter cwt. tins. Stockholm tar and pitch. Putty and colors. Bath bricks. Painters' brushes. : Fry and Sons' soluble and navy chocolate Invoices of saddlery and harness, \ Consisting of Best and inferior saddles complete. Dog cart harness. Cart harness—trace and leading Girths, stirrup leathers. ; Best steel bits, cart straps, &c. Invoices of Swaine and Aldeny's " • Whips of every description. Joyce's percussion caps and wadding. 64 gross Hey wood's pipes, assorted. 6 gross meerschaum washed do. 500 gross McDougal's pipes do. Oilmahs stores. Crocker}'. Hair and wool mattresses and feather beds. J. MARTIN HEY WOOD. Norwich Qnay, Lyttelton, 2nd March, 1860. NE W BOOK S, &c. EX JOHN LAWSON. I CASE NOVELS, well assorted. J- 1 ditto assorted Books,- comprising History, ■ . Travels, Lives of Eminent Men, Encyclopaedias, Byron's arid Shakspeare's Works, Illustrated Works published by Cassell, &c, &C, &C. ■•-,..-... ''. ■- 1 case well-assorted, School Books. 4 cases Stationery, consisting, of Rose, amber,; violet, green, blue, and green tinted paper and envelopes; wedding cards, paper, and envelopes; .1.50 reams note, post, and foolscap paper, assorted; official and assorted envelopes; sealing wax and wafers, playing cards (gilt backs), Mitchell's steel, pens, quills and quill pens, mourning stationery, &c, <fee, &c. ■ 1 case ledgers, day books, jpurnals, cash and invoice books, and assorted memorandum books. 1 package New Music. •■■..!;'.■ ■■ ' . Also,1 - . .....,-.. .' .' 4 cases Vestas (Bell and Black's) assorted GEORGE TAYLER, ' • Xi6ndon-st., Lyttelton.