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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1091, 25 April 1863, Page 1

REWARD.—About 1700 mixed sheep oUjUxjy / of all ages are missing from Coldstream Station, Rangitata. The sheep when they left were branded Q over the tail with red paint, and ear-marked; the ewes the upper half of the right ear; and the wethers the left ear cut off square. Also all the young sheep and some of the ewes had punch holes in the opposite ear. They are supposed to have been driven off with some of the flocks travelling south during the past winter. The above reward will be given to any person affording such information as will lead to the recovery of the sheep and the conviction of the parties removing them. ERNEST GRAY, Coldstream, Canterbury, March 20,1863. 1408 OIA REWARD. Strayed from' Mount Grey ow J. V/ Station in January last, two horses of the following description, one dark bay horse, unbranded, 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 leg and remarkable spot on one hip or thigh, the above reward will be paid on delivery at Mount Grey Station. J. RUSSELL, 1642 Mount Grey. OIA REWARD.—Lost, from Prebbleton, a few ow J U days since, one Bay Mare, branded W near shoulder, 5 off shoulder, goes wide behind. One bay Cart Horse, white face, and white near hind leg. The above reward will be paid to any person delivering them to Mr. Slater, Prebbleton. 839 Op? REWARD.—Lost, a Chesnut Mare, four oVL/ years old with spur brand on shoulder, whosoever returns the same to George Glendinning, Mount Brown station will receive the above reward or whosoever gives such information as will lead to her recovery will receive three pounds reward. 1321 Op? REWARD, —Stolen or straye from .between 3JO Felton's Ferry and Kaiapoi,on Sunday, 29th ult., a Dark Bay Horse, branded G H on off shoulder, three white feet, and white spot on forehead. The above reward will be paid to any one giving such information as will lead to his recovery. JOHN MOODY. Kaiapoi, April 14, 1863. 1766 fJO REWARD.—Strayed from Hagley Park, on owO the 13th instant, one bay horse, white stripe down his face, white hind fetlocks, branded S on near shoulder. Also, a dark brown horse, branded Won near shoulder. Enquire at Bruce's Stables. 1865 STOLEN or STRAYED, from the Rakaia, a pair of Working Bullocks (one brindle and one strawberry) branded Pon near rump; one yellow pied Cow, branded L on off rump; a black and white Cow, indistinct brand on ribs; two yearling Calves (light red Heifer and dark brindled Steer) branded AP conjoined on both rumps; one two-year old red and white Heifer, branded AP conjoined on rump. If stolen, £5 will be paid on* conviction; or £1 per head for such information pa will lead to the recovery of the above. 1514 J. E. BROWN, Rakaia. STRAYED, stud supposed to have gone down towards Luke EJJesmere, a dark brown yearling COLT, has no sjiots or marks except a bruised nose, is in low Any one wtlo will deliver the same, or give intimation thereof to J. S. Buxton, saddler, will be Hggarded, April 16th, 1863. 1813 CAME ASTRAY, a red and white heifer, about two years old, branded JS; has been trespassing on my paddock for the last three months. If not claimed in fourteen days hence; it will be sold to pay its expenses. MARY GARLAND. April 22nd, 1863. 1885 LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH RAILWAY. WANTED TENDERS for the delivery of 5000 RAILWAY SLEEPERS, AT THE RAILWAY, WHARF, HEATHCOTE FERRY, in numbers to suit the tenderers. For further particulars, apply at the Contractor's Office, Heathcote valley, on or before MAY 2,1863. 1878 GEORGE HOLMES & CO. WANTED, a good cook, where a kitchen maid is kept. Apply at Collins' hotel. 1650 WANTED, an experienced female cook; also an active girl as kitchen maid. Apply to Mrs. Allfrey, Tweed House, Christchurch. 1138 WANTED, a good waiter; one accustomed to an hotel. Apply at the Universal Hotel, Lyttelton. 1139 WANTED, a good plain cook. Apply to Mrs. J. Palmer, Union Bank, Christchurch. 1119 WANTED, to purchase, for cash, pigs, poultry, and dairy produce. Remember cash down on delivery. T. H. Green, Colombo street, Christchurch. 1 * 11 WANTED, to rent, a good house, within an easy distance from Christchurch. Apply to Miles and Co. Christchurch. 1093 WANTED, first-class butter, hams, bacon, and eggs, for which the best cash prices will be paid. T. D. Jones, New Grocery Store, opposite Bethel Ware's, Ferry road, Christchurch. 1333 WANTED, to take to graze, some calves or other young stock, for a first-rate paddock. Apply to Matson & Torlesse. 1653 WANTED to CHARTER.—VesseIs to load tim ber at Porirua for the Heathcote. Apply to Hargreaves & Co., Norwich Quay. 859 WANTED, to invite tenders for the timber and erection of a woolshed. Apply to Geo. Rutherford, Addington. 1867 WANTED, a married couple without encumbrance, on a small farm, near Christchurch; the man to do general work, and the woman to act as house servant and manage the dairy. Apply at the ' Times ' Office, Christchurch. 1892 PUBLIC NOTICE.—From and after this date Poison will be laid on my garden, Cashel street east. D. CLARKSON. Christchurch, April 15, 1863. 1809 ~ "notice. IMPOUNDED, on the 7th instant, one WHITE BULL, no brand visible, a slit in the off ear. If not released within 21 days will be sold. G. DELL, Poundkeeper. Christchurch, April 7, 1863. 1704 I THOMAS MEREDITH, do hereby caution all persons not to trust my wife, Sarah Meredith, she having left her home, as I will not be answerable for any debt or debts she may contract after this date. THOMAS MEREDITH. Witness—William Stranks. 1789