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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1441, 25 July 1865, Page 1

Business Notices. QHRISTCHURCH BREWERY, FERRY ROAD, Manning and Co., ALE AND PORTER BREWERS AND BOTTLERS. o 584JS CHRISTCHURCH NURSERY. ■ \ I ' 'A EVERGREEN and Deciduous flowering Shrubs, including Laurels, Larustinus. Rhododendron, plain and'variegated Arborvitsss, Cypresses, &c. <;,, ; Also, Forest Trees, including 25,000 English Ash. v . Also, Fruit Trees of all kinds, from one to six years grafted. Also, ]" Gorse plants, Cape and English Broom, other Hedge plants, including 150,000 Strong Thorns W. WILSON, 5263 c Nursery and Seedsman. GENUINE SALE, PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK. W PRATT being desirous of reducing • his very extensive stock of GENERAL DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, to facilitate stock-taking, will, for a short time, sell at such prices as cannot fail to effect a speedy clearance. N.B.—Five per cent, discount allowed upon all cash purchases. c 6027 THOMAS GEE, BISCUIT MANUFACTURER, CHRISTCHURCH. TGEE begs to announce that his • BISCUITS are now made entirely by MACHINERY, and that he is prepared to deliver them in any quantity. He guarantees the quality equal to those of any English maker, and the prices considerably lower. Captains Arrowroot Thin do Pic Nics Luncheon Fancy Mixed : Abernetby Spice Nuts N0 A L & BO WLE R, Cathedral Square, WHOLESALE AGENTS. 6128 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MY Name being illegally retained oyer the work done there, the dissolution of partnership having taken place on the 27th of May last. All orders left at my new establishment, next the A 1 Hotel, Colombo-street, will meet with every attention. THOMAS C. BARNARD, 6123 Watchmaker, &c. SADDLERY, HARNESS, and HORSE APPOINTMENTS. THE undersigned, being about to make alterations on his business premises, is desirous of CLEARING OFF his heavy stock of goods, which, for extent variety, and quality, are unequalled in Canterbnry, consisting of every description, style, and make, of saddlery, harness, and appointments necessary for the horse in the stable, saddle, carriage, wagonette, single and double buggy, dogcart, express, dray, plough, and every description ofwork that the horse or bullock is adapted for. Terms, by arrangement. J. C. ANGUS. Cashel street 5711 R. BILLENS & SON' LAMP-MAKER AND TIN-PLATE WORKERS, Oxford Street, Ltttelton. Jobbing Work done daily. Licensed Dealers in Powder, Shot, Caps, and Firearms. 4906 COTTAGES BUILT say the size to be 26 x 22, of four rooms, studs 9ft high, double chimney of best bricks, all material to be of the best quality ; weatherboards full thickness, free from splits ; roof close boarded under best V.D.L. shingles ; tongued floor boards, two large sash windows in front, and doors to have best 8-inch rim locks, all complete, for the sum of EIGHTY POUNDS. Also, a Cottage 24 x 12, single chimney, and all plates to be 4 x 3, laid on stone piles, for the sum of £52 ; builtr in country, and no extra charge. A cottage, 18 x 10, brick chimney complete, for £30. All description of joinery executed on the shortest notice. Information as to cost given, if desired. ' « THOMAS PURDIE, Builder, Papanui road Christchurch. 5716 Election Notices* TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SEFTON DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN, —An election for a seat in the Provincial Council having been rendered necessary by the retirement of one of the members for this district, I beg to offer myself as a candidate. Amongst the reasons which have induced me to do so are the following That the : agricultural interest in the province has not hitherto been adequately represented in the 1 Council ; and that this district in particular i has not had a fair share of the advantages which should have accrued to it from the application of its land revenue. '' These reasons seem to me to acquire additional weight from the fact that, during the 1 next session of the Council, the Estimates for the ensuing year will be brought forward and ■ considered. I shall take an early opportunity to meet > you in public, in order more fully to explain to you my views on these subjects, and shall 3 be happy to answer any questions you may wish to put to me. r I remain, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, 6068 0 W. M. MASKELL.