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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1297, 29 September 1864, Page 2

Buaine«g 3Xrot;loe»« N 0 T I C E. fpHE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between the undersigned, trading under the style of WILLIAM STRINGER & CO., as' Drapers, &c., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. (Signed) WILLIAM STRINGER. JOHN WARD SH ETON. September 19,1864. The Undersigned hare entered into partnership as LINEN, WOOLLEN AND FURNISHING DRAPERS, under the style of STRINGER, GRIERSON & SHACKLETON. (Signed) WILLIAM STRINGER. JOHN GRIERSON. JOHN WARD SHACKLETON. Witness—C. J.' Foster, LL.D. September 19, 1864. WILLIAM STRINGER & CO. take this opportunity of thanking their numerous friends and the general public for the very liberal support extended to them during the five years they have been in business, and beg to intimate that they have taken into partnership Mr. JOHN GRIERSON, late of Cardiff whose, extensive knowledge of the business in all its branches, induces them to look forward to a much larger share of trade than heretofore. The premises will be CLOSED on FRIDAY, SOtli SEPTEMBER for the Completion of Stock-taking, and will be REOPENED on SATURDAY, the Ist of OCTOBER, when the whole of the NEW AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK (Spring and Summer Goods, ex May Queen, British Empire and Mirage included) will be SOLD AT A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION, in order to facilitate the closing of the old partnership account. September 21, 1864. 5589

GLASGOW HOUSE. MRS. WILLIAMS begs to intimate to her friends and the public the arrival, ex May Queen, Mirage, and other ships, of the following FASHIONABLE GOODS:— Mohairs, silks, muslins, prints, alpacas Coburgs, delaines, Circassians Crinolines, belts, nets Braid and chenille. Last Season's Goods Selling at a Considerable -Reduction on cost prices. 5597 DR. WELCH, L.R.C.P.E., L.R.C.S.E., begs to inform the inhabitants of Kaiapoi and surrounding districts, that he has commenced practice in Kaiapoi. Residence, Charles Street, next the Bank of New South Wales. 4956 NOTICE. TO THE NEWLY ARRIVED, STATION-MASTERS, STORE-KEEPERS, THE TRADE, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. TWO years having already elapsed since commencing business in Christchurch, I beg to return sincere thanks to my numerous supporters for the large measure of success consequent on their patronage. ■ This largely increasing trade necessitates extensive alterations and enlargement, to accomplish which effectually, the premises must be cleared of present stock with as little delay as possible. The whole will therefore be offered at such reduced rates as must ensure an immediate clearance. This stock, the largest and best assorted, both as . to quality and variety, of any in New Zealand, comprises, with few exceptions, everything appertaining to the trade, suitable to the wants of all classes; inspection is respectfully requested. . An early clearance being desirable, no reasonable offer will be declined ; the public have therefore an •opportunity never before offered in Canterbury, of supplying themselves with first class saddlery at cost price, for cash. THE STOCK COMPRISES, Saddlery, in great variety and quality Also, Bits and Bridles of every description Whips, spurs, and all requirements in connection with the above Harness, pair horse and single, buggy, carriage and gig, Ist, 2nd and 3rd quality Cart, do, in great variety. Also, An extensive shipment per British Empire, just landed. • JAMES WOOD, Saddler. Christchurch, Sept. 21st, 1864. 5685 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MESSRS. MILLER AND FORRESTER, HAYING been appointed TOWN SCAVENGERS by the Lyttelton Municipal Council, the public are hereby informed that the following are the SCALE OF CHARGES agreed upon:— £ s d Soil pails or boxes, at per foot cube, ... 0 0 6 Cesspools, at per yard cube ... ... 1 9 0 Rubbish, at per 10ad27 cubic feet ... 0 4 0 Parties employing others than the authorised scavengers are liable to be proceeded against by them. By order, H. C. LANAUZE, Town Clerk. Lyttelton Municipal Council office, sth Sept., 1864. 5197 THE Undersigned begs to inform the inhabitants of Prebbletown, Templeton, and the surrounding Districts that he has, in connection with his town business, opened a builder's yard at his farm, on the Shand's-road, and hopes by strict attention to all orders and moderate charges to receive your support. G. CLIFF. Kilmore Street, Christchurch, August sth, 1864. c 4657 Buainesa fox* Sale. 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. To laet. TOWN LAND, FOR 42 YEARS. TO BE LET for twenty-one years, a quantity of valuable TOWN LAND, Fronting on Manchester street, Kilmore street and Cambridge terrace east, at a moderate rental. Right of Renewal for twenty-one years further at a double rent. lIAItMAN & STEVENS. June 8, 1864. 3468 TO BE LET. 8 WITH PURCHASING CLAUSES. /\ in the Suburb of Addington. r*. lient, £io per annum, for 21 years, the right ot purchase to extend over five years only. ) Applv to I i HARMAN & STEVENS, a „ r , Cliristchurch. May 4, l£«i, c 2772