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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 783, 12 May 1860, Page 1

t'lJ>v'iM''OlS,T'fß' C LOT HI N& ft "ji l lt, ; LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON. 1.. 1 , THE FO LL 0 WING ABE GOODS JUST'O.PENED:-^ i TWO CASES MEN'S SAXONY CRIMEAN SHIRTS, in every colour, from 12s. 6d. each. ONE CASE GENTLEMEN'S SHIRT COLLARS, in every style and quality. f ONE CASE GENTLEMEN'S SILK NECK' TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, BRACES, AND | WHITE KID GLOVES, at 20 per cent lower than any other house in the colony. . I Coats!!! I _Vests!!! Winter wear. Trowsers!!! J. Winter wear. . JBjl^ - Winter wear. _, .a . . ,-.- -: From 12s. 6d: From 6s. 6d. ... . From 15s. 6d. j , JUST OPENED, | AT THE MONSTER CLOTHING HALL,' LYTTELTON.— | •*• TWENTY-FIVE TRUNKS ■ 0F ",.'.' BOOTS AND SH 0 E rft ,■ _."••» ' I AND I AT SUCH PRICES AS HAVE tfEVER BEEN ASKED BEFORE j AT THE MONSTER CLOTHING HALL, LYTTELTON. , I Men's Wellington Boots ;. 15s. 6d. ty pair Men's Watertight Boots 16 6' „ Men's Elastic Sides (double sole) 16 6 „ Men's Bluchers 12 6 „ Ladies' Strong Leather Boots 7 6 „ Ladies' Cashmere '.. 1 6 „ Ladies' Double Sole Cloth , 8 6 i Ladies' Elastic Sides ; 8 6 „ Children's Strap Shoes ..... ....2 6 „ Children's Boots 4 0 „ Girls' Cloth Double Sole 5 6 „ ; Boys' Boots of every kind from ; .'...'. 6 6 „ The proprietor of the ahove intends selling all his Boots and Shoes at wholesale prices, as he in» tends makiflg. room for a large shipment hourly expected. Terras Cash., Any article not giving satisfaction wjll be exchanged, or, if preferred, the money returned, without the least demur. HENRY MOSS, Proprietor.

CORN SACKS. A f\f\r\ CORN SACKS ON SALE. tfeUUU E. A. HARGREAVES, Jan. 17,1860. Norwich Quay. 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, Castertbn. "pWAVID LEWIS, witli .many thanks to his JL/kind friends for the liberal support he has experienced during the period of his carrying on the Business of BUTCHER, begs to inform them that he has resigned the retail part of that Business to his Clerk and Foreman, Messrs. COKEIi and YOUNG, whom he can sincerely recommend to i their patronage. The Meat will be supplied to 1 them by D. Lewis from his, Slaughter House as 1 usual, aiid his, Office wil.l still continue, at the Shop, I and Messrs. Coker and Young are authorised to ! receive all accounts due to him previous to this ! date. j Colombo street, Christchurch, April 2. GOKER1 & YOUNG* beg most respectfully to solicit Mr. Lewis's friends and the public generally, to continue to them the support so liberally' afforded to their, late, employer, and assure them that nothing shall be wanting on their part t« merit their'patronage. BUTTER!!! BUTTER!!! D. COSSACK, ! GENERAL GROCER, &c, IS' giving Is. 6d: to Is. Bd. per pound for any quantity of fresh butter.' Cash. I TO ARRIVE IN THE GANANOQUE. lAx Quarter-casks' Cpckburn's superior port wine |tB , 4 dp. Duff Gordon's do. sherry 6 hhds. Manners & Co.'s India pale ale In the Avery— 1 case assorted- lozenges, &c. 1 case perfumery. FREDK. STROUTS, Hereford Street, Christchurch; s April 30,1860. G FLETCHER, Tailor, &'c„ begs respectfuliy f . • to inform his' friends and the public thajb he has commenced business in the premises lately occupied by Mr. Wyatt, Solicitor, Colombo Street, and hopes by strict attention to gain a share of their patronage. Christchurch, April 26J CHEAP SADDLERY. SADDLE, bridle, and martingale, tho set £5, cash. Also, —At equally low prices for cash, — Milroy's best hogskin riding saddles Ditto bridles, spurs, felt saddle cloths, whips, &c. IL E: ALPORT. Market Place, Christchurch.