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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1331, 15 December 1864, Page 2

. " OLB A E IKG SALE ! OP ■; LINE N, DBAP BU Y, OABP ET S, &o. AT OASH B L HO TJ SE. i v * ME SSR S. ST RING ER, GRIE R Q O,N, AN D SHACK LET 0 N beg to announce that in order to eftect an immediate fele'arance, they have decided on offering the following lots which will be found especially worthy of Notice LADIES' DRESSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LESS THAN HALF' PRICE. SHAWLS AND MANTLES AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. RIBBONS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. ■: ; PARASOLS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. PRINTS, CALICOES, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, READY MADE CLOTHING, AND Every article in the Drapery Trade at a very considerable reduction. The Sale commences THIS DAY and will be continued until further Notice. ; N.B.—THE TRADE SUPPLIED. 0 1632

LITHOGRAPHY AND ENGRAVING. THE PROPRIETORS of the Lyttelton Times beg to inform the public that they are prepared to execute every description of Lithography, Engraving, and Copper-Plate Printing in the best Btyle at moderate charges:— CPALK DRAWINGS. , hats, plans, and works of precision. ' ,* INVOICE HEADINGS,: ACCEPTANCES, CIRCULARS. BANKERS NOTES AND CHEQUES. MARRIAGE, BUSINESS,' AND VISITING CARDS. LABELS, SHOW CARDS, ETC. ENGRAVING ON GOLD AND SILVER. BRASS AND ZINC DOOR AND WINDOW PLATES. TESTIMONIALS, PRESENTATION ADDRESSES, COATS OF ARMS, CRESTS, ETC., EMBLAZONED ON VELLUM. NOT I C E. THE greatest luxury in Canterbury to be had at Ayer's City Baths. c 8 ? 6 WINES AND SPIRITS. Maclean, theel, and mytton Have now on hand a LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT Of all kinds of WINES AND SPIRITS, %- To which they invite the attention of the public. 110--' / ■ '■ ' ' THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, Oxford Street, LYTTELTON. RBILLENS desires to inform his customers and a the public that, in order to meet the increasing demand for his CUT-UP has imported a NEW PATENT STEAM CUTTING MACHINE, and will on and after this day be aWe to supply any demand made by the smokers of Canterbury at a trifle over the usual charge made for tobacco not cut up. To the trade he offers great advantages; he can supply every article in the tradie, of the best quality, and cut uptheir own tobacco at a small charge per pound. s CIGARS of the best brands; and PIPES of every description and price. 1444 T>RUSH & MACDONNELL, Opticians, Mel--11 bourne and Sydney, Importers of Theodolites, Levels, CSrcumferenters, Prismatic Compasses, Protractors, Parallel Rulers, and every description of Surveying Instruments from the best makers phly. Catalogues on application at 99 Collins street west, Melbourne, and' 326 George street, Sydney. 1682. NOTICE.— -The undersigned has been appointed Sole Agent in Akaroa for the sale of the celebrated Cookham Boots. 6 fa' JAMES D. GARWOOD. THE OXFORD REFRESHMENT ROOMS, (On the premises lately occupied by Miss Alexander,) LONDON STREET, LYTTELTON. ON and after Monday, Dec. 13, the above Rooms will be open to the public. > TEA, COFFEE, CHOPS AND STEAKS FROM 7 A.M. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. FOR I BOARDERS. | HERBERT & JENKINS, 1846 Proprietors. NO TEA SHOPS IN CHRISTCHURCH LIKE RIDDLE'S. NO TEA SHOPS in Christchurch like Riddle's we find v : A fact which consumers' should all bqar,in>mind, These Tea Shops we name still extend their renown, As the best to be met with in country or town ; If you wish to be served with superior TEAS, , And Coffee»;in quality equal to these, At f ßiddle's famed shop you at once should apply f And samples of genuine excellence buy.; You may go where you will with a view to procure What some may pronounce to be equally pure, Yet take it for granted wherever you test : That those of C. Riddle's are cheapest and best. > See Riddle's new prices as reduced in accordance— THE BUDGET: Black Teas. b. d. Coffee. s. d First quality ... 3 81 Coffee (genuine) 1,10 Second do ... 3 0 | Do. with chicory 1 6 }3ee Hive Store, corner of Lichfield and Highstreets, and Colombo-street, south, opposite Station Timber Yard. ; c 1938 SMITH ANI) ETHEREDGE, Importers of Drapery, and General Warehousemen, Bank Court, King-street, Sydney ; and Weaver's Hall, Dasinghall-street, London. For details see Auckland papers. 827 StnacSL IQCoxreaea. fJIHE THOROBRED CHESNUT HORSE LEOTARD By Teddington. Dam, Kitty-cut-a-dash, by Picton-eel, f Will serve mares at the Warren Station, Oxford, from 16th August. ' Good JPaddocks. Thorobred mares ... ... £10 10s, Other ditto..i ... 5 5 THOMAS WOOLLASTON WHITE,, 56 0 ; l/