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Lyttelton Times, Volume XV, Issue 861, 9 February 1861, Page 5

TEN POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS some person or persons did feloniously enter the White Hart Hotel Stables on MONDAY NIGHT LAST, and administer certain DRUGS to a HORSE belonging to the undersigned. Whoever will give such information as will lead to the detection of the parties, will receive the above reward. C. BAKER, ; Lyttelton. T OST, —On Tuesday, .the sth instant, in JLi Hereford Street, Christchurch, between Miss Skillicorn's and the Sandhills, beyond the Mill Bridge, a Lady's Small GOLD CHAIN, with two keys and a seal attached. Any person restoring the same to the Office of this Paper, Christchurch, will be rewarded. TO BE SOLD, SIX Building Allotments at the Bricks Wharf. Apply to BUSH & LUMMIS, Armagh street; or to MR. J. DEW, Botanical Nursery. . ' y „-',.;■■ MOTLEY! ; ':'..;■ ,'■■.:. .. / 7 MESSRS. HALL, MARTIN and LUMLEY, in returning thanks to their_ numerous patrons for the liberal support bestowed upon them during their long stay in Christchurch, beg to announce that, at the suggestion of numerous friends who have expressed a wish to pay them a compliment previous to their departure tor Nelson, en. route for the Cape, they intend taking a joint benefit at the Town Hall on THURSDAY, the 14th Instant. J. L. HALL, Manager and Business Agent. TULIP BULBS. fpULIP fanciers are respectfully informed that -■- the undersigned has on sale a quantity of bulbs, grown from offsets imported from England in 1859. They are of various colours and stripes, and having flowered them in his nursery this season, where they were much admired, the advertiser has every confidence in recommending them as being very fine. : v. y. Bulbs to flower the first season, 4s. per dozen Do. do. secondjdo., Is. 6d. do. ' # To succeed well they should be planted this month, after which no orders can be received. WILLIAM HISLOP. Woodbum Nursery, Christchurch, Feb, 9.1861.