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LYTTELTON AUCTION MART. TMTR. EDWARD GENET will Sell by Public Auction, at his' Stores, Norwich Quay, EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT 1 O'CLOCK Goods and Merchandise in lots to suit purchasers. Terms Cash. 515 LYTTELTON AUCTION MART. MR. EDWARD GENET, AUCTIONEER, IN returning thanks for the very liberal support he has received since commencing the above business, respectfully informs his numerous patrons and others, that he has made extensive alterations in his premises on NORWICH QUAY, That will enable him to receive a large quantity of merchandise (free of storage rent) for SALE BY AUCTION. Also, the usual Store for Passengers' Luggage, &c. The Commission and General Agency Business carried on as hereto/ore. Lyttelton, April 28,1862. 1727 NORTON TANNERY, LOWER LINCOLN ROAD. MESSRS. J. ESKETT & CO. beg to inform Saddlers and Shoemakers that, since the arrival of their Currier from England, they have been enabled to. turn out and have now on sale at the Tannery, LEATHER of all descriptions, which they consider will bear comparison with any,of European manufacture. ' They have also, generally on hand, neatsfoot oil, size, long and short hair. 1116 KAURI TIMBER. MESSRS. FIRTH, ROE, & CO. are prepared to supply from their Mills at Coromandel, Manukau, and Auckland, the best Kauri Timber of any dimensions, dressed or undressed as may be required. Lists of prices and terms forwarded on application to FIRTH, ROE, & CO., 1936 ■ Auckland. r THE CRY OF TIMARU ! ! ! SUCKLING & NICHOLAS, OF CHRISTCHURCH, HAVING heard of the GREAT DIFFICULTY of the inhabitants of Timaru and the surrounding districts in obtaining BOOTS & SHOES of the best quality, in order to obviate these difficulties, have commenced business in TIMARU in the above line, and having had experience both in London and Canterbury, are prepared to offer the public an article not yet.offered in TIMARU. One trial will insure future custom. Repairs neatly and substantially executed with despatch. 1968 LUMMIS & SMITH, PLUMBERS, Glaziers, Painters, House and Carriage Decorators, Market Place, Chbistchubch. Paperhanging, graining, plain and ornamental writing, done in the best style; contracts taken in any part of the province; work executed in the most tradesmanlike manner and at the lowest possible prices; a choice selection of paperhangings of the latest designs, and a quantity of oilmen's colors expected in a few days. . N.B. —An Apprentice wanted. 1942 RE-OPENING OP i CLONTARF BOARDING-HOUSE. MRS. A. HOSSACK BEGS to intimate that the above House, which has been greatly enlarged, is now open to the public. Private sitting rooms, commodious bed-rooms, and every convenience to ensure the comfort of visitors. Paddock accommodation. 2073 THE CANTERBURY PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, CORNER OF HEREFORD STREET., AND OXFORD TERRACE WEST, CONDUCTED BY MR. J. ELSBEE, PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDENT OF KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON, And Chemical Pupil of T. Sutton, Esq. 8.A., (Author of the Photographic Dictionary, Photographic Notes, &c., and Late Lecturer on Chemistry at King's College.) 1531 ON sale at Elsbee's Photographic Rooms, Oxford Terrace West: — , . Carte de Visite portraits of the Royal Family Carte de Visite albums Glass transparent stereographs, by Soulier and Ferrier of Paris Stereoscopic groups of crinoline difficulties, from Brighton Bathers Illuminated or magical stereographs 250 dozen views for the stereoscope, from 10s. per dozen Particularly fine and powerful field glasses Reading glasses Panoptican spectacles Eye glasses in tortoise shell Gorilla cases Microscopes Microscopic photographs in great variety Cameras and lenses Photographic chemicals of the purest and best manufacture Photographic jewellery, <fcc. 2013 THE CITY PORTRAIT ROOMS, High Street, Christchurch. rPHE undersigned begs to announce that the J- above new rooms are now open daily from 9 till 5. C. SWINBOURNE, 1930 Photographic Artist. FOR SALE a bargnin, a four-roomed cottage, with a quarter acre leasehold land, 19 years to run. Apply at Hope Cottage, top of Colombo Street, about ten minutes' walk from the Post j Office. 20021