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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 906, 17 July 1861, Page 8

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPAQ (Fibe and Life) ' INCORPORATED BY ACT 0 p PARLIAMENT MEDICAL 0 F plc E T> ALFRED C. BARKER, EsQ : ~" AGENT AT LYTTELt'o* J. MARTIN HEYWOOD AGENT FOR CANTERBURY FREDERICK THOMPSON CASHEL STREET I Cj[Ri STr!TTT ; pcii ~~^^lNGANr7j^iß^^ MESSRS. CORDERY AND j^J^ beg to inform the m h*vTHER Lyttelton and settlers iv its vicinity ,&* of commenced business as above in the 1? ,yhav<> the occupation of Mr. H. W.Denv ? ,atel *!" prepared to execute all orders with «n» ! &l* now despatch. lth PUnctuality an d Lyttelton, July 8,1861. "barrytonlni^klr^X--—• BENJAMIN SHADBOLT heo-s r • form the public at lartethf ito,m--taken the BARRYTON INNVein ** ks the Traveller's Rest, Head of the £v "aT a° and sincerely hopes, by strirtW Q f<-~ v ' Akai'oa, co m r„ r of Li.-_,:4,t_/ b ttt't * general satisfaction. se 'to give JP-ift ever, We, and Wal R^ft Families, ladies or gentlemen travelling visiting Akaroa and its vicinity will fin f nor Barryton Inn for any period of time p! at the site comfort, combined "with a weR p»' Every attention will be given to Wo ' _^^*^-^'«"«^_ mand a fair .hare of public patriate ' "^ —The above business wilI Dn. n . w :„j under the style of "Shadbolt, ParhamTcV" from and after the Ist July, 1861 C °" Head of the Bay, Akaroa, June 20,1861. GREAT SOUTH ROAD. HALF^IHoisi; W. WEEDEN T) EGS to acknowledge the marked support " a A e + u aS u 6Cei! ed durin £ the time he has conducted the above house; and assures those who may contribute their patronage that no effort will be spared to promote their comfort. Improvements in the arrangements of the house are about to be made, which will greatly promo Z its comfort and quietude. S P te " Good Stabling. THE SELWYN HOTEL. f\ H. GIGGS begs respectfully to in- • a. * hls friends and parties travelling in the neighbourhood of the river Selwyn that he has taken the above named Hotel, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a share of public support. SADDLE HORSES TO LET. EXCELLENT STABLING. HOOPER'S NELSON ALES, JULY BREWINGS. ItTESSRS. G. HOOPER & CO., Brewers, Nel- -"-*- _ son, are prepared to receive orders for their superior XXX Ale, brewed expressly for export in the Month of July, and respectfully invite their customers and consumers to transmit their orders as early as possible. G. HOOPER _ CO. RE-OPENING OF THE RELIANCE BREWERY, FERRY ROAD. THE above Brewery being now opened, a First-Class Article of Ale and Porter can be supplied. A trial is solicited. Publicans supplied on liberal terms. "jyTR. RICHARD TAYLOR, of the Plkbius -»-"-*- Brewery, having purchased the Reliance Brewery and Plant from us, we do hereby authorise him to receive all casks belonging to the said Brewery. TRAVERS Se OLDHAM. Christchurch, Feb. 26,1861. \\7ITH reference to the above, the Cask Book V}f having been handed to me, I find there are many customers who have not returned their Casks.^ I beg to request that they may be returned forthwith, in order to prevent legal proceedings. RICHARD TAYLOR, Reliance Brewery. 'NELSON EXAMINER.* SUBSCRIPTIONS to the 'Nelson Examiner' newspaper will be recehed at ihis office, and copies supplied to subscribers on the arrival of each mail. Terms, 10s. per quarter. THE Proprietors of the " LYTTELTON TIMES" beg to inform Merchants, Storekeepers, Stationers, Proprietors of Schools, Sec, Sec, that they are prepared to UNDERTAKE ORDERS for RULING PAPER to PATTERN having lately received a Ruling Machine from England. Orders received at Lyttelton or Christchurch. BOOK BINDING. T3OOKS plainly bound, Portfolios, Music Covers, -*-' &c, neatly made, and other jobs in the trade executed, on reasonable terms, at the " Lyttelton Times" Office, Lyttelton, and the Union Printing Office, Christchurch. NOTICE. TAKE notice, that the partnership heretofore subsisting between John Dean Bamford and John Patten, of Lyttelton, in the Province of Canterbury, Solicitors, under the firm of "Bamford & Patten," has this day been dissolved by the said John Dean Bamford, in pursuance of notice in writing, given by him to the said John Patten, this day, for breach and non-observ-ance ofthe covenants contained in their partnership articles; and all persons are requested to pay the amount of their respective debts to the said John Dean Bamford alone, and not to the said John Patten. JOHN D. BAMFORD. Lyttelton, Jan. 21,1861.