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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 784, 16 May 1860, Page 4

FOR TIMARU DIRECT. mHE Schooner WELLINGTON, will sail JL for Timaru direct, on or about SATURDAY, 19th May, 1860. This vessel being a regular trader offers a favor« able opportunity to shippers. For freight or "passage, apply to, , COOKSON, BOWLER & CO. Agents. .. . FRUIT TREES, &c. X AAA ONE and Two years grafted *_Jv/v/ VJ Apples, pears, cherries, plums and peaches. . Also: Quinces, figs, grape vines, walnuts, filberts, cobnuts, hazel-nuts, gooseberries, red and black currants, raspberries and strawberries. Also: . 400,000 ornamental trees, evergreen and deciduous shrubs, of which price catalogues will shortly be published. / ... ' , Also: • ' Thorns, privets, sweet-briar, broom, gorse, and thorn acacia for fences. All sorts of vegetable and flower seeds. W. WILSON, ' Nursery and Seedsman. "| ■O/"Y/ rY Bushels Grass and Clover Seeds, jLjmJ\J\J consisting* of:— ' Pacey's evergreen perennial rye grass . Cocksfoot grass ' ; ' . Timothy grass , '• Italian rye grass Cow grass . Red, white, yellow and crimson clovers. Also: Several tons of the. best permanent pasture grasses and clover in mixture, W. WILSON. ONIONS. TWO tons Onions/ W. WILSON. -.. PASTURE GRASSES. /i C\C\ Bushels New Plymouth grown '\k\J\s Cocksfoot grass. W. WILSON. SHIP CLONTARF FOR CALLAO, A. W. Barclay, Commander., "VFOTICE.—-All Claims against the above ;iJi vessel must be rendered in duplicate this day (WEDNESDAY), at the office of the undersigned, otherwise they will not be recognised. DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., Agents. Norwich Quay, May 16th, 1860. _____ : LYTTELTON PUBLIC SCHOOL. THIS Institution will be opened on MONDAY next, 21st instant, at 9 o'clock, ; a.ra.,in the NEW SCHOOL-ROOM, Winchester Street, underlie charge of MR. JAMES D. FERGUSON, late of Edinburgh University, and recently Teacher of Muthel Free Church Parish School. : CLASSES. TEEMS. } . Monthly. Quarterly. 1. English■ Beading;; i.- ... 3s. 6d. 105.6 d. 2. English Reading, with Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography (junior department) ... ... ... ... 4s. 6d. 13s. 6d. 3. The same branches, with History (senior department)... ... : ... ss. 6d. 16s. 6il. 4. The same branches, with Latin or Mathematics ... ;;.!. ... ... 30s. Od. 5. Latin, Greek, and Mathematics ... 425. Od. AH payments in advance. School materials supplied at a moderate charge. •. Class BooKS.-rThose used in the Edinburgh Academy, with Nelson's Elementary and Macul.loch's advanced series for English, &c. [ May 14,1860. MILLINERY, DRESS AND DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON. (Two Doors from Mr. Moss.) MRS. HETHERINGTON invites tba r attention of Ladies to her choice stock idcluding Ladies' and Children's ready made dresses, pelisses, bonnets, boys' «oats, &c, in every style and colour. "All which she intends offering at the lowest possible prices. Dresses made to order. ; j^" An apprentice wanted. . EX GANANOQUE, AND ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNBPO VERY Superior Harmoniums . ff 1 case of new and popular music, consistin o of—Ballads, Dance, and Operatic Music, little songs for little singers, little pieces »r . little players, exercises for the painoforte- : '2,Cases well assorted Books, consisting otThackeray,. Ainsworth, Dickens, Bulwer, Shakespeare, Byron, Tennyson, and Wr' lyle's Works. Also, Eight hundred cheap Novels, Children's Books, &c, Slc. 1. Case well assorted games for iu-door »«»aSB" ment. . ,_„„ . GEORGE TAYLER. Lyttelton, May 15,1860.