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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1779, 30 August 1866, Page 1

For Sale. HE BOOK OF CANTERBURY RHYMES, On Sale at the Ljttelton Tim Office. WARD & REEVES. AN S' A L E:McEWEN'S No. 3 ALE. 2394 c R, SYMINGTON. ON SALE, / 1 UINESS'S STOUT, in quarts and pints, VJ bottled by Child and Co, Bass's Ale, in quarts and pints. 2295 c HAWKES & STROTJTS. ON SALE, r>UTTER-KEGS, CHEAP. Tim c HAWKES & STROUTS. FOR SALE, """TOSTETTER'S AND STOUGHTON'S 1 BITTERS " Carrier Dove" and "Blackbird" negrohead tobacco Cooking stoves, G, 7,8, and 9 inch Nails, express waggons, furniture.buckets Tubs, shovels, plaster, hatchets, barrows Scales, churns, mess pork And a general assortment of American goods. TAYLOR & CO., 2fic Christchurch and Lyttelton. DURE EXTRACT OF TOBACCO SHEEP WASH, Cures Foot Rot on Sheep. Cures all Skin Diseases on Animals. Kills Ticks on Sheep. Kills Vermin on Animals. Kills Vermin on Poultry. Kills Vermin on Small Birds, Kills Bugs on Roses. Kills Lice on House Plants. Kills Canker Worms on Apple trees. Ells Bed Bugs. Kills Water Roaches. Kills all Vermin that infest Grape and Cran berry Vines. ONE POUND OF THIS EXTRACT Contains the strength of EIGHT POUNDS OF TOBACCO, As prepared by Farmers. FOR SALE, TiYLOR & CO,, Lyttelton and Christchurch. Price : Fire Shillings per pound.

IRONMONGERY STORE, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. k N SALE, By the Undersigned, A large assortment of builders' and general furnishing ironmongery, nails, tools, &c. Threshing cloths and tnrred yarn Paints, oils, turps, and varnish Sheet lead, zinc, and brass Fencing wire and 9tandac is Bar iron, horse shoes and nails Pitch, tar, and chalk Bedsteads, mangles, pig troughs Mangers and hay racks Enamelled slate chimney pieces , Leamington ranges and register stoves American cooking stoves Fenders and fiie-irons Garden rollers and engines Galvanized netting Door mats Pumps, grindstones and fittings Avery's counter and platform machines Cheese presses and vats, and curd mills Chaff-cutters and root pulpers Copper, enamelled, and galvanized iron boilers, from 20 to 50 g illons Sorby's and Wilkinson's sheep shears A very large assortment of Wolverhampton baths and japanned ware Porter, wine, and beer measures, with glass bottoms, Port and Sherry, from Standring, Bros., and Turner Huntley and Palmer's Reading biscuits Brown and Poison's corn flour Day and Martin's blacking Martell's brown brandy 18 c HAWKES AND STROUTS. Public Notices. Christchurcli, August 27,1866. pROFESSOR NEEDHAM. Dear Sir,—We, the undersigned, having received instruction in writing from you during the last month, de.sire to tender our sincere thanks for the very great improvement we have made, and also for the unremitting attention you have paid to us while receiving your valuable instruction. We have no hesitation in stating that the system you adopt is one that cannot fail to prove very beneficial to all who are fortunate enough to come under your tuition, as we one and all have benefited already in a very remarkable degree. We would strongly recommend all bad writers and those desirous of improvement to avail themselves of your valuable instruction, feeling convinced that they will be well pleased with the result. Trusting that you may meet with the success that you justly deserve, and that your stay in Christchurcli may be the means of benefiting the community at large, We beg to subscribe ourselves, Dear Sir, Your well-wishers, John Tyerman, Montreal street, Christchurch William S. Pardy, Police Depot, Armagh 9treet George Trelcaven, Colombo street Mrs, Crawford, Port Lyitelton Thomas Davy Lowe, St. Albans Henry Allison, Manchester street John E. Hawley, Colombo street Charles Allison, Manchester street William Drummond, Casbel street Francis W. A. Franks, Colombo street W. H. Anthony, Madras street North •C. Marsh, Armagh street j Mary J, Seymour,-Windmill road. 2561 <