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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1114, 15 July 1863, Page 6

rrUIE Undersigned ure prepared to make liberal 1 CASH ADVANCES upon WOOL, TALLOW, and other produce consigned to their friends in London or Melbourne. To make advances upon station property generally. To negotiate the sale or purchase of stations, stock, produce, &e., of which a register will be regularly kept. To act as agents for settlers, and to supply all descriptions of stores for station use at the lowest rates, and to transact every description of stock and station business upon liberal terms. WALTON, WARNER & CO., (Temporary offices, Deßourbel's buildings,) 3125 Christchurch and Port Lyttelton. " PURE ALPACAS. IMPORTATION into Australia of Pure Alpaca?, consigned to J. 11. Clough and Co., wool brokers, Melbourne. J. H. CLOUGH and CO. have the honor to inform the public that they have been instructed by Mr. Duffield to announce that the ship Julia Farmer, having on board 500 PURE ALPACAS, may now be expected to arrive in Hobson's Bay any day after this date. This new and invaluable stock has been selected with great care, and consists of 450 females and 100 males, about 25 per cent of which are pure whites. In reference to the above the undersigned are prepared to receive orders for the purchase of any of the above alpacas upon their arrival, through their friends in Melbourne, who will carefully attend to to their shipment. WALTON, WARNER & CO., 3126 Christchurch. BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. HAYES' PATENT CONCENTRATED SPECIFIC, for the prevention and cure of scab in sheep; also for the cure of foot rot, and for cutaneous diseases in cattle, horses, dogs, and other animals. FOR FOOT ROT, use equal proportions of specific and water, thoroughly boiled. After the feet have been pared, walk the sheep through the trough, letting them stand in it for" a few minutes, after which they should be driven on to dry ground. FOR CUTANEOUS DISEASES of cattle, horses, and other animals, and for ticks in sheep, the specific to be applied in the same manner as for scab, using one gallon to ten gallons of water. DIRECTIONS FOR USE. It is necessary before using the specific, to stir up the whole contents of the cask, thoroughly mixing all the ingredients, to every gallon of which add four gallons of water, boiling it until perfectly dissolved; then add thirty-six gallons more water, making the mixture a proportion of forty gallons of water to every gallon of specific, or about 2,000 gallons to a hogshead, making the cost of the solution less than three-half-pence per gallon. It must be used at a temperature of about 100 degrees Fahr., or about as hot as a man can bear his hand in, when the sheep can be passed through the dip in the usual manner. Circulars with full particulars may be had on application to WALTON, WARNER & Co., Stock and Station Agents, Importers, &c., Christchurch and Lyttelton, Agents for Canterbury. 3123 INVALUABLE TO SETTLERS. NOTICE.— HAYES' PATENT SPECIFIC for the prevention and cure of scab, is now proved to be a certain cure for foot rot in sheep. Sold in drums of about 60 lbs. each, and casks of about 500 lbs. to 600 lbs. each. Orders will be received by the Agents for Canterbury, WALTON, WARNER & Co. Temporary Offices: Deßourbel's Buildings, Christchurch; and at Lyttelton. 3124 END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CANTERBURY TEA MART, London and Canterbuy Streets, LYTTELTON. THE undersigned has the pleasure to announce to the inhabitants of Lyttelton and its vicinity, the anticipated arrival per Wild Wave, from Sydney, and per Holyrood, from London, the following choice selection of goods, viz.: — Per Wild Wave: Best congou tea in chests Ditto ditto ditto, half-chests Fine young hyson Best gunpowder tea White wine vinegar (bottled) English confectionery, consisting of Peppermint lozenges Colored almonds Mixed crystallised lollies Wrapping paper Sydney soap Starch Arrowroot Sago Price's Belmont candles Brandon's vestas, &c. Lobsters, in 1 Hi. and 2 It), tins Best ground white pepper Per Holyrood: A large and choice selection of oilmen's stores, of the very best description. GEO. B. JOHNSON, 8111 Proprietor. NEW PREMISES, NEXT TO THE TOWN HALL. MR. T. B. CRAIG is glad to announce that his new premises are now completed, and that he is prepared to undertake The Disposal of every description of property, merchandise, &c., either by public auction or private treaty. The Purchase of ditto, ditto on commission. The Factorship of estates, letting of land, houses, &c. The Valuation of property, &c.; and in cases of dispute to Arbitrate. N.B.—Account Sales promptly rendered and setGoods taken on Storeage. THOS. B. CRAIG, AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AGENT, &c., High Street, CHRISTCHURCH. 3027 FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MR. WILLIAM B UTTERWORTII will Sell by Private Treaty, the well-known OPAWA ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. This property stands on the Opawa river, at the junction of the two roads leading to the McKenzie and Burke's Pass, and is twenty-nine miles from Timaru. Liberal terms will be given to a qualified person. Apply to the owner, WILLIAM BUTTERWORTH, 2291 On tho premises. OR SALE, the FRAME of a HOUSE, containing drawingroom, parlor, three bedrooms, kitchen, and storeroom, with entrance-hall and verandah complete. The plans and particulars can be seen at the office of Millton and Co., Cashel street, Christchurch. 2775 notice! THE undersigned is a cash buyer of WHEAT and OATS. J. DRUMMOND MACPIIERSON. Christchurch, 6th July, 1863. 3079 RINCE OF WALES JOINERY WORKS CLIFF & GOSS, 2812 Builders. i