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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1266, 21 July 1864, Page 4

3XTo"W j!V.<Cl'V"OX ,, tii«3oKkJ.O*l. , tsi3. • WANTED to Purchase or Lease ft House, villi a few acres of Land, within four miles of Christchurch. South Road preferred. Apply G. 11 . Post-olUcc, Christchurch. 4 ;J:, ° WANTED, ft thoroughly competent working MANAGER, for a station of 14,000 sheep. Apply H. B, Times Office, Cliristchurch, 43(i(i AME ASTRAY, to Meresidc, Lake ElleameiT, a Black BOAII TIG. The owner can have him by paying expenses. n. HANMER. LYTTELTON. HOUSE TO LET. rnilE EIG HT-1100M ED HOUSE in Oxford X street, lately occupied by 11. Symington Esq. Apply to Mr. RAYNER, 24 29 c I'imes Office, Lyttelton. MR. E. J. SANDERS, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, COLOMBO-STREET, CinUSTCHDIiCII. 4329 DR. BERNDT, (Late Honorary Physician to the Hospital and Benevolent Asylum, Melbourne,) PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, & ACCOUCHEUR. Temporary Residence: —Lyttelton Hotel, Oxford Terrace, Christchurch; private entrance. 4367 PRINCESS' THEATRE. At great trouble and expense Mr, J. L. Hall (the Lessee) has at last been enabled to produce lorn Taylor's greatest work, which had a run of upwards of Three Hundred Nights at the Haymarket Theatre, L ° n TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), JULY 21ST, The performances will commence with Tom Taylor's most successful comedy of OUR AMERICAN COUSIN! To conclude with the ever popular and favourite farce, the ROUGH DIAMOND! Prices of Admission—Private Boxes, £2 2s; Dress Circle, ss; Stalls, 3s ; Pit, 2a. Doors open at seven o'clock, to commence at half-past. 4364 IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO MILLINERS AND DRAPERS. THE SHOP and Premises known as ALBION HOUSE, situated in Gloucester street, TO LET. The entire Stock, with the fixtures and furniture can be taken at a valuation on liberal terms, with immediate possession. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN COE, 4365 c Gloucester street, Christchurch.

V CAPTAIN WILSON ' " ■ WILL ER A LCTURE r EVENING, IX THE fjl O W N HALL, LYTTELTON. Subject—" Electro-Biology, practically Illustrated." Doors open at seven, to commence at 7.30 precisely. Reserved Seats, 4s ; Back ditto, 2s. 4363 MALT. F\f\ A BUSHELS of the Best Colonial, at 7s 6d OUU per bushel, on sale at HILTON & CO.'S, 4288 0 Cathedral square. TO ARRIVE, EX WILD WAVE, FROM SYDNEY, hourly expected 7 town drays 3 tip carts 1 ton Sydney soap 1 ton Company's pieces sugar 4 bales Coir matting 20 kegs Ewbank's nails, 1J to 2J inch 1 bale fancy And plain Sydney tweeds 5 tons Adelaide flour (Hart's brand). H. E. ALPORT, 4342 Market Place, Christchurch. THOMAS GEE ha 9 pleasure in announcing that having imported elaborate find complete machinery for the manufacture of biscuits, he is enabled to supply them better in quality and at much lower rates than those imported,besides being perfectly free from that peculiar and slightly disagreeable taste so common in British goods, arising from the length of time they are in the tins before they reach tlie consumer. The following is a'list of the biscuits packed in convenient tins for station and family use— Captains Dessert Abernethy Ginger Nuts Luncheon Digestive Pic Nic Lemons Fancy Machine Queens, &c. Always in stock the celebrated German Rusks for infant's food, so superior to the ordinary rusk. Storekeepers, Grocers, and the Trade supplied on the lowest terms.

Orders by post punctually attended to. Colombo Street, Christchurch. 4325 COBB AND CO.'B Telegraph line of royal mail COACHES. A SIX HORSE COACH Will, on and after Monday next, leave the Booking Office, next Birdsey's Hotel, FOR KAIAPOI DAILY, At 9 a.m., and 1.30 p.m. Returning will leave the Pier Hotel, Kaiapoi, at 11.15 a.m. and 3.15 p.m. A FIVE lIORSE COACH Will leave for TIMARU AND WAITAKI As usual carrying passengers and mails. The matt Waggon will leave for the Port Hill at 8.30 a.m. and 1.80 p.m., returning from the Hill at 9.15 a.m. and 2.15 p.m. For further particulars, apply at the Office L. G. COLE ft CO., 4030 Proprietors. ESTATE OF JOHN ELLSON BROWN. fTIHE Trustees give notice that all outstanding _L accounts due to this estate unpaid by Monday next, 25th inst., will pass out of their hands. Christchurch, July 20th, 1864. 4345 NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the late firm of CLARKSON & PREECE, not paid to 0. PREECE, within seven days from date, will be sued Lyttelton, July 16th. 1864. 4280