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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1086, 8 April 1863, Page 6

CATHEDRAL COMMISSION ~ fc! THE Commission will meet, pursuant to adionr 1 ment, on Saturday, the 11 th instant, at lT) 1 at the College Library, to consider a 1 to be sent to Mr. G. E. Scott, the Architcct by t]l outgoing mail. 10 I HENRY JACOBS, a Hon. Ste 1 The College, Aprd 4, 1863. rpENDERS are required for drainage at iVnT 7 I 1 for F. E. Stewart, Esq. 1 lU| 1 Plan and particulars may be obtained of . in(l 1 tenders to be delivered on or before the l.'ith instant I to ?| CHARLES E. POORS, I Architect and Surveyor | 1614 Lichfield street. % SHEEP WASH TOBACCO. '" o CWT. LEAF TOBACCO on sale. Apply 1 HARGREAVES &CO 1 April 4, 1863. 1C) . | NEGROHEAD TOBACCoT 1 5 KEGS NEGROHEAD TOBACCO; prime qua]- 1 ity, just received ex Avalanche. Apply to I HARGREAVES & CO I April 4, 1863. )r ' ]s 1* RAILS.— Iron Rails, 14 lbs. to 40 lbs. per va7d~on P sale. * ' p OPPENHEIMER & Co., I 1615 42, Collins Street East, Melbourne. 1 LYTTELTON CHURCH TEA I THIS Meeting is postponed in consequence of the inclement weather, to Wednesday Next, April 15th, at 6 p.m., in the Town Hall. 1627 F. KXOWLES. DVERTISING FOR A Captain Tooney's ?—Gone to Taranaki f+: fjo k for his Regiment! ' Ol A REWARD. Strayed from Mount Grtv oW'i. U Station in January last, two horses of the following description, one dark bay horse, unbrandid short switch tail, one white hind fetlock, 4 years old' 16 hands high. One chestnut horse, unbranded, long switch tail, six years old, large splint on one hind lejr and remarkable spot on one hip or thigh, the abovereward will be paid on delivery at Mount Gestation. J. RUSSELL, 1642 Mount Grey. j — 1 QTOLEN, or strayed, from Avon Bank paddocks. kJ a Brown Mare PONY, about 13' hands iiigl^ star on forehead, long switch tail, and branded A H on near shoulder. Any person delivering the above | mare to the undersigned, will receive a reward of I one pound; and if stolen, a reward of ten pounds will be paid to any person giving such information as will secure the conviction of the thief. 1 1473 ROBERT WILKES. LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY. WANTED, tenders for the supply and erection of about 400 rods of four rail fence enclosing the station ground at Christchurch. For further particulars, apply at the contractor's office, Heathcote valley, on or before the 18th April. Geo. Holmes and Co., contractors. IGGO CHRYSOLITE, FOR LONDON. WANTED, a surgeon for the above ship, sailing from Wellington about the 20th of April. Apply to Dalgety, Buckley & Co., Lyttelton and Christchurch. 1635 WANTED, a good cook, where a kitchen maid is kept. Apply at Collins' hotel. 1650 WANTED, a few good hands for ditching and banking. Apply to A. C. Knight, Newlands. 1655 WANTED, two respectable young women; one as nurse, the other as cook and general servant. Good references required. Apply to Mrs. W. Wilson. 1659 WANTED, two respectable young men to board and lodge. For particulars, enquire of Mrs. Funston, Dressmaker, at Mr. Martin's, Photographic Artist, London street. 1634 WANTED a situation by a married couple on a farm or station. Good references given. Apply G. P.,' Times office, Christchurch. 1639 WANTED, by the Municipal Council, tenders for repairing the road to the New Hospital, Lyttelton. For particulars, apply at the Town Surveyor's Office. 163:2 WANTED, by a well educated youth, employment in an office. Apply to P., Post-office, Kaiapoi. 1620 WANTED, to purchase, a small stove, suitable for a room, in which there is no chimney. Apply to Mr. J. Tompkins, sen., Tinsmith, Colombo street south, Christchurch. 1613 WANTED, by a young man, a situation in a warehouse, merchant's, or solicitor's office; can keep books by double entry, and would make himself generally useful where his services would be required. Address, Z. X. &Y, Post Office, Christchurch. 1638 WANTED, by a young man, of thorough business habits, a good salesman, penman and quick at accounts, a situation as clerk or salesman in a general store, or in a merchants' office. Satisfactory references. Address 8., Post office, Christchurch. 1647 WANTED, an engagement as Clerk or Bookkeeper, by an experienced accountant and good correspondent (just arrived from England); thoroughly competent to undertake the management of an office or counting house. Address, Veritas ' Lyttelton Times' Office, Christchurch. 1645, WANTED, two good joiners, to undertake :i winter's work. Also, one good painter and glazier. Wm. Dartnall, Builder. 393 WANTED, some good joiners. Steady work at current rate of wages. Apply to Nicholson and Stephenson. " 5211 END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 200 TONS COAL. FOR SALE, in quantities from one ton and upwards. L. E. NATHAN & CO., 950 City Auction Mart. 1 CASES BEST WHITE IvEROSINE, just 1 U?y arrived, and for sale by the undersigned at the lowest price. L. E. NATHAN & CO., City Auction Mart. Agents for Hollo way's Patent Medicines. 1166 FOR SALE OR LEASE. —A small farm of 17 acres, adjoining the Ohoka Bush, with house, garden, stockyard, and outbuildings; 10 acres fenced with substantial post and rail. Terms easy. Apply to JAS. AEXANDER, 1412 Kaiapoi. NOTICE. —The partnership hitherto subsisting between John Price and Wm. Richardson, or Christchurch, Commission Agents, &c., has been iissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to of i by the said firm will be received and paid by the said Wm. Richardson, who will in future carry on | the business alone. Christchurch, March 25, 1863. 1518 TO BE LET, part eft a commodious well furnished house, within two minutes' walk of the Post•ffice, Lyttelton. Apply to WOLEDGE & CO., 527 Canterbury street, Lyttelton,