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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1687, 14 May 1866, Page 1

Business Notices. NO PUEE! NO PUPPII NO PUFF!!! GENUINE SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! OF. KRETSCHMAR in announcing to the Public his recent purchase of the large • and varied Stock of the OLD ESTABLISHED ORIGINAL MONSTER CLOTHING HALL, would call the attention of Farmers, Country Settlers and others, to his bona flde Selling Off which will commence on MONDAY NEXT, and continue until the whole of the present Stock is Sold. The Proprietor having purchased the above Stock at an immense discount, is enabled to offer the same at prices that will astonish all who give him a call. The whole must be cleared off within a' limited period, as large consignments from England direct are shortly expected, which will, upon arrival, be offered upon the principle of, SMALL PROMTS AND QUICK RETURNS. MEN'S MOLESKIN TROUSERS PROM 6s. YOUTH'S DO., „ 4s. 6d. COME AND SEE. YOU ARE SURE TO'BUY. Dqh'i Fohget the Address : THE OKIGINAL. MONSTEB CLOTHING HALL Immediately opposite the Bank of Australasia! Established 1861. C. F. KRETSCHMAR, Sole Proprietor. N.B.—No connection with any other house]in town. Mark the Name, don't forget to ask for C. F. KRETSCHMAR, ORIGINAL MONSTER CLOTHING HALL. 9

FOR SALE, JUST LANDED, Ex KING OF ITALY, From Newcastle, N.S.W., 2 horses, from 4 to 5 years old 2 mares, do, do, Broken to saddle and harness, Apply to T. RITCHIE & CO. Lyttelton, May 3,1866. 198 ' NOSTHPORT COAL AND TIMBER WHARF. rfflE UNDERSIGNED having just taken : the Wharf and Store lately in the occupation of Messrs. J. WHITE and CO., Saltwater Creek, have RE-OPENED THE SAME TIMBER, COAL, AND GENERAL WHARF, And are now prepared to execute orders, in large or small quantities, for BUILDING MATERIALS, FENCING, AND COALS, for the Northern districts, with promptitude. Can also afford good Good Storage Accommodation for WOOL, GRAIN, OR OTHER MERCHANDISE. They have always on hand a number of first-class DSAYS AND SPRING CARTS Of various descriptions. T. & E. PAVITT, 374 Gloucester street. , BRANCH OF MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY, (Upwards of 2,000 Vols) 9, Colombo Street, Christchurch.

COOKE & CO. having purchased the Circulating. Library of Mr. Baker, have effected arrangements with the Mudie Library Company, London (limited), for a periodical supply of the Newest and Choicest Works of interest, the first shipment of which is now to hand per Cissy, three farther shipments being advised. Terms o? Subscription (For 3 vols, weekly): One pound five shillings per annum; Fourteen shillings half-yearly; Seven shillings and sixpence quarterly; Commencing from time of entry. Up-country subscribers, by combining, can procure four sets for one month for inter ige. New Catalogues ready in a few days price Is. 826 IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF PORTABLE ENGINES, FOR 1866. SHUTTLEWORTH & CO. ENGINEERS, MANUFACTURERS OF PORTABLE AND FIXED STEAM ENGINES. MA C IT I N E R Y for pumping, hoisting, grinding, sawing, and agricultural purposes &c, specially adapted for the colonies. Portable Steam Engines andPumpsfor Sheep-washing Stamp End Works Lincoln; and 78 Lombard Street, London. Descriptive, illustrated, and priced Catalogues free per post. Catalogues can also be obtained at the office of this journal. 1876 TXTARD AND REEVES GENERAL PRINTERS, Enqravbrs and Liihooraphers, GLOUCESTER STREET & CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. Ltttelton Times Ofwob. The above are prepared to execute any and every kind Of PRINTING BOOK WORK IN THE BEST STYLE CARDS, INVOICE-HEADS, AND CIRCULARS. POSTING BILLS, ACCOUNT BOOK HEADINGS, FANCY COLOUR PRINTING, i &o, BOOKBINDING, MACHINE'RULING,' 0 4737