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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 977, 22 March 1862, Page 1

TWO POUNDS REWARD. STRAYED from the Kowai, about the end of November last, one large red BULLOCK, with a little white on the belly, branded M. D. on off rump; also one.short-legged old-looking rod BULLOCK, no brand, has long horns and tht appearance of being slightly ruptured. Whotvw will deliver the same at Mr. Leith's, the Kowai, will receive the above reward. 1076 STRAYED. FROM MR IVENS, Woodend, a light-coloured STEER, with Brown Spots on the Head, branded Ton off rump. Whoever will give information of the same will be rewarded. 1157 ~~ ONE POUND REWARD. THE above reward will be given on receipt of such information as will lead to the discovery of the undermentioned Bullocks :— 1 yellow and white, branded TE conjoined on rump 2 red, little white on tail and belly, branded CW on ribs, and three numerals on rump of each, number forgotten. These bullocks have been recently purchased from Christchurch. C. PERCEVAL, 1075 for M. Butler. ONE POUND REWARD FOR a Dun Colored DOG, answers to the name of Rover, supposed to be lost between Mr. Cordy's and Mr. Templer's. To be delivered to Mr. Parkinson, Cayersham House. Any person detaining it after this date will be prosecuted. 1149 WANTED, a thorough practical hand for the Baking and Pastry Business.—Apply at ThieU and Johnston's, High street, Christchurch, 1105 ANTED a HOUSEMAID for a family mid. ing in the country. Apply to Mrs. COLLINS, Christchurch Club. 919 WANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply to Mrs. Collins, Collins's Hotel. 957 ANTED a Strong Active LAD. Apply at George Taylor's, London Street. 1028 ANTED a GENERAL SERVANT in a small family on the Rakaia. A widow or elderly female preferred. Apply to Mrs. C. Thorn*. son, Oxford Terrace, Christchurch. 1017 WANTED,— A good plain Cook. Apply to MRS. RHODES, Purau; or at MRS. LATTER'S, Lyttelton. 1164 WANTED, an experienced Maltster.—Apply at the Phasnix Brewery, Christchtueb. 11M> WANTED immediately a Druggist's AjsUUat. Apply personally or by letter to Tamball 4 Hilson, Apothecary's Hall. ; 1178 "VTANAGER of Sheep Stationwants employment, JJX. ten years experience in; Australia.—Address, A. 0., Office of this paper, Lyttelton. 1182 • '■'■>■■}■■': WONDERFUL! !! •■ "TIHE Exhibition of 1862, to be seen at Ayers's, 4- the Original Tobacco Shop. " If you don't believe it, go and see!" TOBACCO! TOBACCO!! Great reduction in the price of Tobacco, cut bj the patent machine daily at work at -■ PROFESSOR AVERS. N.B. —P. A. begs to call the attention of his customers, and the public in general to a very large assortment of tobacco and pipes, which he has lately imported. 674 NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE Ml TO THE INHABITANTS OF KAIAPOI. PROFESSORS AVERS & HOOPER beg to inform the inhabitants of Kaiapei and its vicinity, that they have taken • Shop adjoining the Northern Hotel, which will be opened every Thursday, from 10 o'clock, a.m. till 6 p.m. (commencing on Thursday, February 6th) as a Hair-Cut ting and Perfumery EstabUsluMntfe and trust, by punctual attendance, to be libenllj supported. A fresh supply of noted machine-cut Tatfrewy and a general assortment of Pipes and Pooch— always on sale. 68t ORTY-Seven dozen Briar Root PIPBS on sale at AVER'S Original ToUcoo Shop. 10JO JAMES GRANT, DEALER IN WINES, SPIRITS, ALE AND PORTER. YORK BUILDINGS/HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. JG. begs to inform his friends and the public • that he has commenced in the above business, and intends keeping genuine articles, and will sell at moderate prices, and trusts to merit a share of public patronage. Orders from the country will be promptly attended to. 12 CANTERBURY LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. SHAREHOLDERS wishing to dispose of unrealised shares are informed that the Committee will purchase them for the Society at £35 each. Application to be made to the Seen* tary, JOHN S. WILLCOX, 1118 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICE. CANTERBURY RIFLE VOLUNTEERB. IN consequence of the melancholy event of the death of Field-Marshal His Royal Highness the Prince Consort, K.G., K.T., K.P., G.C.8., G.C.M.G., the whole of the Volunteer Force of the Province of Canterbury, when in uniform, will wear mourning for one month from this date; consisting of a band of black crape, three inches iv depth, upon the left arm. By order, GEO. ARMSTRONG, Captain and Adjutant Canterbury Militia; Christchurch, March 17, 1862. 1168