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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 912, 7 August 1861, Page 1

ROYAL SOUTH MAIL. ' ALTERATION OF TIME. WBAINES informs the public that his con- • veyancefrom Christchurch to Timaru will now only run FORTNIGHTLY, leaving each place on the Wednesday. All parcels must be paid for on delivery. Ail passengers to pay at starting. Passengers booking places, half deposit. N.B.—W. B. WILL START FROM CHRISTCHURCH, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, AT NOON. For further particulars apply to MESSRS. GOULD & MILES, '"", Christchurch. NOTICE.: TO THE INHABITANTS §F PIGEON BAY, AKAROA, AND bk|lN'S BAY. MOSES BARTON, with an experienced man, are running a BOAT from the head of Pigeon Bay twice a week; leaving every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 11 "o'clock from Pigeon Bay (weather permitting,) and returning: from Lyttelton every Tuesday and Saturday at 9 a.m. Fares—Bs. each way. Parcels carried at reasonable rates. Every information can be obtained, and parcels left with Mr. Nurse, Norwich Quay. N.B.—The above are both careful and experienced boatmen. NOTICE. LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH CONVEYANCE. THOMAS BRUCE and j|hN COE intend on mid rafter Monday rfpxt, August sth, „, v. rnni™g aGonvey ance for passengers between Ch lstchurch and Heathcote. Valfey: Leaving the White Hart at 9)|in. and 3 p.m. „ Heathcote Valley at W a.m. and 4 p.m. Fares—2s. 6d. each!way Also, Saddle and harness horses| and conveyances for hire at all times, at BrucVs Stables, Gloucester Street, Christchurch, and at the Mitre Hotel Stables, Lyttelton % Good Livery and Bait Stables- Lyttelton and Christchurch. N.B.—-A covered Melbourne Car for hire, well adapted for parties in all weathers. --■-■" -KAIAPOr^ND^CHRIsSIHURCH. "MESSRS. WHEELER & NURSE beg to an■V-*- nounce that their Conveyance between the above places, in connection with that of Mr. BURRAGE, who meets at the Seven Mile Peg, will continue to start at each end at 12 o'clock noon. THE GOLDEN FLEECE STABLES. WHEELER & NURSE beg to inform tbe public that they have taken tbe stables attached to the Golden Fleece Hotel, and hope by care and attention, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage. Saddle horses for hire on the shortest notice. N.B.—Parcels can be left at the hotel for conveyance to Lyttelton or Kaiapoi, but must be properly directed, or they cannot be received. Christchurch, July 12, 1861. BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. j EDWARD NURSE begs to inform visitors to Lyttelton that he has opened the establishment formerly conducted by Mrs. Packard, on Norwich Quay; and that no effort will be spared to furnish the comforts of home to those who may favour him with their patronage. Two or three gentlemen may be accommodated with board and lodging on moderate terms. GOOD STABLES. CLONTARF HOUSE. BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, CHRISTCHURCH. H. ELDERTON, Proprietor, (Late Charles Green.) H ELDERTON begs to inform tbe pub- • lie and visitors to Christchurch that he has taken the above Establishment, and hopes by strict attention to to the comforts of his patrons to merit a continuance of the favors so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor. Gentlemen's Luggage left in the care of Mr. Green will still be found at Clontarf House in the custody of Mr. H. Elderton. N.B.—A good stable and three acre paddock attached. ALPORT'S STOCK SALE YARDS, AUCTION ROOMS, AND PRODUCE STORES, CHRISTCHURCH MARKET, MARKET PLACE. THE undersigned begs to announce having completed the erection of substantial and commodious Stock Yards, for the Sale of Horses and Cattle, and also of Pens and Styes for Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, &c; and has to draw attention to the following CONDITIONS RELATING TO LIVE STOCK. Every care will be taken of live stock sent to these yards lor sale, but no responsiblity incurred. The owners or their servants are expected to be present and in charge of all live stock until delivery is made to the purchasers, agreeably to the conditions of sale. Grain, Wool, Cheese, and other Produce stored. The Storekeeper/does not hold himself responsible for any loss that may occur from vermbi or imperfect packages, and will be answerable only for quantities received, but not for weights. H. E. ALPORT, Auctioneer, Land and House Agent. Market place, Christchurch, August 2, 1861.