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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1226, 23 April 1864, Page 1

B-u.alxa.eu JSTo-tloei. ■ CANTERBURY COLLIERY. JJEBSON begs respectfully to inform the • Inhabitants of Canterbury that they can be supplied with COALS in any quantity, at the Canterbury Colliery, Malvern Hills, near to Race-course Hill, at 80s. PER TON, for CASH only on delivery. o 1632 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MESSRS. WOLEDGE & CO. beg to inform their friends and the public that, on and after Monday, the 22nd February, 1864, the business carried on by them as Wine and Spirit , Merchants, Auctioneers, Custom House and Shipping Agents, &c., Canterbury Street, Lyttelton, will be removed to Mr. Louisson's Store, Oxford Street. Lyttelton, Feb. 18, -1863. c 1056 fe: ■ HENRY BROOKS, importer of and wholesale dealer in British plate, crown, sheet, stained, and every other description of window glass. Ground white lead and red lead Milled ditto, 3, 3J, 4, 5, and 6 lbs. Ground and dry colors, putty, glue, whiting Raw and boiled linseed oil, kerosene, benzine Turpentine, varnishes, brushes Paperliangings, gold mouldings, &c., &c. Sold either in ORIGINAL PACKAGES, or in PARCELS to suit THE TRADE. Agent to C. E. & J. G. POTTER, PAPERHANGING MANUFACTURERS, Lancashire. STAFFORD STREET, DUNEDIN, And at 39, Elizabeth street, Melbourne. 1321 ~~~ NOTICE. mHE BUSINESS of the UNDERSIGNED IS ± : • CARRIED ON AS USUAL in the old shop, which has been removed back fronting on CATHEDRAL SQUARE, during the erection of their new premises in* Colombo street. W. HOBBS & SONS, Tailors, Woollen Drapers, and Outfitters. " , . . : .. c 1721 Hotels. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TIMARU. "ITT G. ALLEN takes the present opportunity of jp V thanking the inhabitants of Timaru, and Cliiiterbury generally, for their patronage bestowed onjbim during a residence of three years and a half at the Royal Hotel, and to assure them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of that patronage to the Commercial Hotel, on the Government township at Timaru. W. G. A. intends to keep the very best brand? of ale,vbeer, wine, spirits, &c., and at a reduction of onerjthird the usual charge. damfortable sleeping apartments and every convenience for the accommodation of visitors. Private apiriments. Nijß.—W. G. A. intends commencing shortly the erection of a private hotel, facing the 'sea-beach, for the Jraammodation of families and parties visiting Timane •• •• • 2408 NORTHPORT HOTEL, Saltwater Creek. C TURNER having taken the above Hotel, hopes A by strict attention to business, and good accommodation, with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. N.B. —Good Stabling and Stockyards. Accommodation Horses to Let. Orders taken for Carting to any part on reasonable terms. CHARLES TURNER, 2212 Proprietor. THE VILLA FAMILY HOTEL, AKAROA. MR. J.B. ETEVENEAUX respectfully acquaints the inhabitants of Canterbury that he has taken the house and park, the late residence of A. E. White, Esq., and has opened it as a FAMILY HOTEL. No pains and expense have have been spared to make it a commodious and comfortable hotel for families visiting that beautiful and healthy place. Private parlors and dining-rooms for families. Salt and fresh water baths provided, c 243 MR. A. W. MONEY begs to thank the Public in general, and inhabitants in the neighbourhood of the Carlton Hotel, for the kind patronage he has received, and also to inform them that he has LET the HOTEL To MR. GEORGE ORAM, Late Steward of the Christchurch Club, Who hopes to merit their favours by sparing no pains to affort every accommodation. Comfortable apartments can be obtained on the most reasonable terms, and gentlemen are boarded by the week. The building is about to be considerably enlarged, and a Billiard Room added. April 13, 1864. c 2257 TIME IS MONEY! HEALTH IS LIFE! rpHEN go to MORTON & ROBERTX SON'S, where your time is economized and your health a primary consideration; where the gastronomic art is at its altitude; where you can realize those delightful sensations experienced by the epicure in selecting from a Bill of Fare unique in its variety and moderate in its tariff; where you will meet with civility, cleanliness, attention, and comfort; and where the lovers of those celebrated artistes, Ude Careme and Francatelli, will find a true disciple. THE CUISINE Will be under the immediate supervision of Mr. Morton, and no expense will be spared to make it replete with all the* latest improvements. THE BILLIARD ROOM Ts the best in the province, comfortably furnished, and lias all the latest games. THE WINES, &c., Have been selected by J.W.M., and are unequalled in Christchurch. THE CAFE, Decorated by that eminent artiste, Mr. J. In man, must be seen to be appreciated. MORTON AND ROBERTSON, RESTAURATEURS, high street. 2047 COKER'S HOTEL is RE-OPENED BT MR. WILLIAM WHITE. c 2085