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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1165, 3 December 1863, Page 1

Business KTotices. THE SOUTHERN PROVINCES ALMANAC FOR 1864, WILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN DECEMBER, PRICE : THREE SHILLINGS. THE ALMANAC will contain, among other matter, ephemeris and astronomical informs tion, directions for gardening, a narrative of events for the past year for each province, and a directory of most of the principal towns in the South Island; lists of publicans' licenses, articles liable to Customs duty, fees in Magistrates' Courts, fees adopted by Chamber of Commerce, Post-office arrangements, table of arrival and despatch of mails, stage carriages, fares, destinations, and time-table, railway fares and rates for goods, registration of births, &c., officiating ministers, list of vessels trading with Lyttelton, notices to mariners and signals in use at the various ports of New Zealand quarantine regulations, tables of land and cubic measure, wine and spirit, ale and beer measures; carpenters', bricklayers', masons', plasterers', and slaters' tables; digging and well sinking, wool, coal, and avoirdupois weight tables; instructions to calculate the weight of cattle, and hay in a stack; forms of bills or promissory notes, and other useful information. Professionalmen, tradesmen and others wishing their names and addresses inserted in the Canterbury Directory are requested to furnish same to the publishers, 'Times' Office, on or before Monday, November 16. TO ADVERTISERS. The large circulation of the Southern Provinces Almanac renders it a valuable medium for advertisements of all classes. Advertisements must be sent in on or before the 30th day of November next, after which period none can be received, as the space for insertion is limited. Page (crown 8vo.), 305.; half page, 205.; quarter page, 15s. WARD & REEVES, Publishers, 4574 ' Times' office, Christchurch. NOTICE. JUST OPENE D— TWO CASES OF TOWNSEND'S BLACK SILK PARIS HATS. MONSTER CLOTHING HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. H. MOSS, C 5258 Proprietor. CANTERBURY REGISTRY AND AGENCY OFFICES. : HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. MR. D. M. SCOTT begs respectfully to caH the attention of employers to the above offices, where they can without expense, and at short notice, be supplied with employees of all descriptions. SCHOLASTIC AND PROFESSIONAL DEPARTMENT. Experienced tutors, governesses, professors of music, drawing, and dancing, French, German and Italian, bankers and merchants'clerks, and assistants in the various professions. In the department for trades, agricultural and domestic servants ; with efficient warehousemen and assistants, overseers of works, farm bailiffs, stockmen, and shepherds, shearers, ploughmen, and other farm servants. Mechanics and workmen in all trades. N.B.—Correspondents to enclose a stamp for a rG Nov.- 1863. c 5622 COB ! COB !! COB !!! TO STATION OWNERS AND OTHERS. THE undersigned is prepared to execute orders for the improved consolidated clay cob work, well adapted for woolsheds, cottages, stables, outbuildings, shepherd's huts, &c., unequalled for durability and cheapness. * y B. WARD, 5641 c Kaiapoi. RAILWAY FOUNDRY, Manchester Street, Christchdrch. WII. BARNES, Iron and Brass Founder, . Millwright, Engineer, Smith and Agricultural Machine Maker. 3417 DUNEDIN STATIONERY WAREHOUSE. PRINCES STREET AND STAFFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. HEN R Y WISE, FROM SANDS AND M'DOUGALL, Late Sands & Kenny, MELBOURNE, BEGS to intimate that, in order to supply a want so much felt by merchants of Otago, Canterbury and other provinces, and to obviate the necessity of ordering from Melbourne, he has IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE WELLKNOWN HOUSE, Commenced business in Dunedin as COMMERCIAL STATIONER, ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTURER, AND PRINTER. His Stock—selected by himself, is very complete, and comprises many articles not hitherto obtainable in the colony. Having on the premises efficient workmen, with a eomple Printing and, Ruling, and Binding Plant, and from his experience in the establishment of the above firm, he is enabled to execute all orders in a superior manner. Illustrated catalogues posted on application. TO THE INHABITANTS OF CANTERBURY. JHADLEY has opened a shop in Durham street, » near Oxford Terrace and Lichfield street, and is open to receive orders for all kinds of pump work, boring artesian wells, or any water, gas, or steam works. Boilers and tanks for sheep-washing made to order and fixed at a saving of at least 100 per cent, in fuel. All kinds of agricultural implements made and repaired. Also a cooking apparatus on an entirely new principle. A first rate shoeing smith on the premises. J. Hadley is thankful for past support, and hopes to be equally patronised by the public in Ins new establishment. Durham street, Oxford Terrace west, near Cashel street, water, gas, and steam establishment. All kinds of repairs at the lowest terms. JOSIAH HADLEY, 4g43 Engineer, Christchurch. BOAT FOR PIGEON BAY. MOSES BARTON begs to inform the public at large that he is running a boat from the accommodation house, Pigeon bay, at ten on Monday and Friday mornings, weather permitting, leaving port Tuesday and Saturday, morning, at ten. ±are. Ten Shillings each way.