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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1113, 11 July 1863, Page 1

PUBMC^MOTCE. christchurch to timaru in thirty-six hours. TWICE A WEEK. WILLIAM BAINES INFORMS the public that he has made arrangements with Mr. H. D. Manning to run his mail conveyance between Christchurch and Timaru twice a week, leaving Christchurch on Mondays and Thursdays at 8 a.m., and returning on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 6 p.m. All Parcels and Passages MUST BE PRE-PAID. Parties Booking Passages must pay half deposit. No responsibility for Parcels (valued at over £4) unless value declared. Further information can be obtained on application at the General Booking Office, Oxford Terrace West (near the 'Standard' Office), Christchurch, to JOHN COLE. fysf" No responsibility for detention at rivers. 749 THE TROLLOWAY WORKS, and 'Wagstaffs Carriage Manufactory, Papanui road, Christchurch. Any kind of carriage manufactured to order. Carriages, &c., thoroughly repaired, painted, and and trimmed. Waggonettes, dog carts, spring carts, tip carts, drays, &c., on sale and to order. Also, general smithing, horse shoeing, and gun smithing. 2502 NOTICE. MR. W. H. HARGREAVES having been admitted as a partner, the business of the undersigned will, from and after the Ist February, 1863, be carried on under the style or firm of HARGREAVES & CO., GENERAL MERCHANTS and AUCTIONEERS. All accounts due to the undersigned are requested to be paid forthwith to the new firm. E. A. HARGREAVES. Lyttelton, 30th January, 1863. 516 HEATHCOTE VALLEY. FAMILY GROCERY STORE AND BAKERY. WILLIAM SINCLAIR will RE-OPEN this Establishment on SATURDAY NEXT, the 30th inst., with a new and extensive stock of the best description of Goods, which will be sold at prices that will defy all competition. In the course of a few weeks the premises will be enlarged to make room to carry on the FAMILY, WINE AND BEER, AND GENERAL CLOTHING BUSINESS. The Post Office is now open at the Store, where etters can be posted and delivered. Postage stamps sold. TO DAIRYMEN, The highest price given for Butter, Eggs, and Cheese. 2395 SADDLE, Side-saddle, and Harness HORSES; Single or pair horse CARTS on hire. Apply to H. W. READ. Removed from Armagh street, to corner of Durham and Ivilmore streets. 824 LINCOLN COTTAGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL. MRS. ALABASTER will (D.V.) be prepared to receive her pupils for the third quarter, 1863, on Monday, July 20th. The erection of her new schoolroom will enable her to take three more boarders. Terms:—Day boys. £2 10s. per quarter, to be paid in advance; boarders, £45 per annum. No cxtrus CHARLES ALABASTER. June 26th, 1863. 2901 LADIES' SCHOOL, KAIAPOI. mHE Friends of the late MISS ANDREWS and X the Public are respectfully informed that her Mother and Sisters are expected to arrive from England about September next, and in all probability will carry on the School which has been established by Miss Andrews in Kaiapoi. The School will be suspended for a short time, but it is hoped that the parents and friends of her pupils, as well as others, will give her sisters the opportunity of winning the same confidence which it is believed that Miss Andrews succeeded in inspiring. Kaiapoi, June 23, 1863. 2866 DODWORTH COTTAGE, Manchester Street. MISS COLE'S preparatory Day School for young gentlemen, will re-open for the ensuing quarter, on Monday, July 13. Terms:—£2 2s. per quarter. 2926 HRISTCHURCH LADIES' SCHOOL.— (Established nine years and a-half.)—Has vacancies for a few more boarders for one year only, after which period the school will close. The ensuing quarter will commence on Monday, 20th July. MRS. CHAS. THOMSON, 2<>B2 Salisbury Street. THE MISSES ASHWIN proposes to receive a select number of daily pupils to educate in the usual branches of an English education, with French, Music, Drawing, Calisthenics, and Dancing. To commence on July 20. Armagh street, near Government Buildings. 3044 BELL'S WHITE FREESTONE. TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, & CONTRACTORS. JR. BELL begs to inform the public that he has • LEASED the White Freestone Quarry belonging to C. K. Vigors, Esq., Governor's Bay, and is now prepared to receive orders for the SUPPLY of WHITE FREESTONE of the same quality as that used in the bridges at the Head of the Bay, delivered at Lyttelton or Christchurch. The above stone is admirably adapted for mouldings or tracery work. , . Samples may be seen, and lists of prices obtained, at Bell's Quarry, Governor's Bay; or at the stores of MESSRS. WOLEDGE & CO., 2486 Canterbury street, Lyttelton. THE ONLY STEAM MADE CONFECTIONERY manufactured in the colonies is by BIDDELL BROTHERS, 495 and 497 George Street. Sydney, and at their Steam Works, 128 Pitt Street, Importers of Pastilles, Jujubes, &c. 1288