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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1438, 21 July 1865, Page 1

Business Notices. BEEF. BEEF. BEEF. NOTICE to farmers and others in the district of L E E S T O N. Beef can be had at the Lowest Market Prices at the TAMUTU STATION. N.B.—TERMS CASH. HORSES BROKEN IN TO SADDLE. C 3664 AND REEVES, | GENERAL PRINTERS, GLOUCESTER STREET & CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. Lyttelton Tikes 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, &o. BOOKBINDING, MACHINE RULING, C 4737 CHRISTCHURCH NURSERY. EVERGREEN and Deciduous flowering Shrubs, including Laurels, Larustinus, 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. AMERICAN COACH FACTORY, SHOEING FORGE, AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the above establishment, adjoining Cobb and Co's stables, Cashel street, is now opened; and the undersigned is prepared to execute all descriptions of coach and carriage building, together with repairs of all kinds. A. G. HOWLAND wishes to intimate that all branches of the business are conducted by thoroughly experienced workmen, under his own supervision. The shoeing forge adjoins the coach factory, and the work is done on the most approved principles, by a first-class shoeing smith. The best materials (direct imported) always on hand. An inspection of the works is respectfully invited. A. G HOWLAND, 6049 c Manager. —-^agg—ggp Wool. THE Undersigned are Cash buyers of Wool or will give liberal advances on the same consigned to their friends—Messrs. Dalgety and Company, in London or Melbourne. They are also prepared to make advances on Stock and Stations ; and on Stock placed in their hand for sale. Statios stores supplied. DALGETY, RAITRAY, & CO. Dunedin, Ist July, 1864. c 25 THE undersigned are Cash Buyers of Wool, or will give liberal advances on the same consigned to their friends, Messrs. Dalgety & Co., in London or Melbourne. They are also prepared to make advances on Stock and Stations; and on stock placed in their hands for sale Station stores supplied. E. S. DALGETY & CO. 26 a Christchurch and Lyttelton. Public Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. IT having been represented to the Council that manj r householders are in the habit of using the night-soil pans as receptacles for house slops, to the hindrance of the contractor properly carrying out his contract with the City Council, the Council orders that the contractor be instructed to remove pans, where so used, every week, or of tener if required; the ! charge each time of emptying being the same as at present made. By order, GEORGE GORDON, Town Clerk. 19tl» July. 1865. 6082 TO CONTRACTING ENGINEERS AND OTHERS. THE Lyttelton Municipal Council offers a premium of One Hundred Pounds (£100) for the best set of Plans, Specifications, and Working Details for a scheme for supplying, at and within a height of 150 feet above High Water Mark, the Town of Lyttelton with Water, either from the Tunnel Springs or otherwise. The plans, &c., with estimate of the costs of the various particulars (without the author's name, b»t with a motto and sealed letter), to be delivered free of expense, on or before the 81st July, at the office of the undersigned, of whom further particulars, and a plan of the town may be obtained. The Engineer or other person whose Bcheme may be accepted, must guarantee the practicability of the same, and will be held bound to undertake or supervise the works according to his plans and estimates if required by the Council to do so ; but the Council does not pledge itself to employ the Engineer or other person whose plans may be aC Theplans not approved will be returned, the accepted plans remaining the property of the Council. HENRY COOKE LANAUZE, Town Clerk. Lyttelton Municipal Council Office, j 27th April, 1865. C 4650