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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1426, 8 July 1865, Page 1

Business Notices. Messrs. sheppard & co., having taken the business lately carried on by the well-known firm of GOULD & MILES, beg to inform their old customers and the public generally that thoy have selected from the stocks of the late firm, a general assortment of goods suitable to their requirements; and having also REDUCED THE PRICES of the same, confidently trust they will receive a continuance of that support so liberally bestowed on their predecessors. The WINES and SPIRITS are also reduced in price. July 5, 1865. 5788 ARD AND REEVES, | GENERAL PRINTERS, GLOUCESTER STREET & CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. Lyttelton Times Office. The above are prepared to execute any and every kind of LETTER-PRESS PRINTING. BOOK WORK IN THE BEST STYLE. CARDS, INVOICE-HEADS, AND CIRCULARS. POSTING BILLS, ACCOUNT BOOK HEADINGS, FANCY COLOUR PRINTING, &c. BOOKBINDING, MACHINE RULING, C 4737 BEEF. BEEF. BEEF. NOTICE to farmers and others in the district of L E E S T 0 N. Beef can be bad at the Lowest Market Prices at the TAMUTU STATION. N.B.—TERMS CASH. HORSES BROKEN IN TO SADDLE. |C 3660 BLIGHT BLIGHT! WARRANTED FREE FROM AMERICAN BLIGHT. JJOSLING, in returning thanks to his • numerous friends for the very liberal support he has received last season, as well as this, begs to state he has yet ON SALE, several Thousands of all kinds of FRUIT TREES, being one of the finest and largest selections ever offered in the province, of the best growth, and without the least assistance of artificial manure; therefore such trees are sure of success, under ordinary treatment. Gentlemen requiring large lots for orchards are advised to send their orders in as soon as possible, when they will receive prompt attention at his Nursery, Kangiora. c 5593

CHRISTCHURCH NURSERY. EVERGREEN and Deciduous flowering Shrubs, incluaing i 'Lin!felr,* > 3jftrUßtinuß, Rhododendron, plain and^ variegated Hollies, Arborvitaes, Cypresses, &c. Also, Forest Trees, including 25,000 English Ash. Also, Fruit Trees of all kinds, from one to six years grafted. Also, Gorse plants, Cape and English Broom, Privet, Sweet-briar, Thorn-acacia, and other Hedge plants, including 150,000 Strong Thorns W. WILSON, 5263 c Nursery and Seedsman. NOTICE. WE have THIS DAY disposed of our PRINTING BUSINESS in LYTTELTON to Mr. Wm. Rayner, and beg to recommend him to our customers in that locality, to whom we tender our best thanks. WARD & REEVES. The UNDERSIGNED desires to inform the inhabitants of Lyttelton that having succeeded to the above business, orders for every description of printing will be completed with the utmost dispatch, and on reasonable terms. He trusts that by strict attention to business, and by every endeavour to give satisfaction,he will receive the support of the public. WILLIAM RAYNER. Caxton Office, Lyttelton, July 1, 1865. 5743 "THE SHADES," Hereford Street, CHRISTCHURCH, Opposite the offices of Messrs. BURNELL, BENNETT & SPROT. JOSEPH HOBBS, Cellarman to Messrs. Burnell, Bennett and Sprot, begs to inform the public generally that the Cellar is now opened for the retail supply of WINES, SPIRITS, BEER, &c. The Stock on hand is very large, and the well-known quality of the liquors, all of which were imported for family consumption, ought to secure a certain amount of trade. Prices will be the same per glass as at othei houses, and one great point aimed at in starting "The Shades," is to let the tradesman get as good a bottle of wine, spirits, &c., at ae low a price as if he were able to buy a hogshead. THE ONE BOTTLE BUYER Will meet with just as much attention ai 1 the buyer of a large quantity. At the sami time, there will always be kept at the bar ' A FIRST-RATE GLASS OF LIQUOR.

LUNCHEON OF SANDWICHES, CHEESE, &c., _ ALWAYS ON THE TABLE. COFFEE, CIGARS, &c. DON'T FORGET!!! THE SHADES !! I Hereford Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Christchurcb, July 6, 1865. 05820