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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 1793, 15 September 1866, Page 1

Railway Notices. On and after April 22, 1866. WEEK DATS ! From Christcliurch-8, 9, 10, 11 a.m.; 2,4,5 p.m. rvom Heathcote-8.30, 9.30, 10.30 a.m.; 12.30,2.30,4.30, 5.30 p.m. BUSDAYB : yrom Cliristchurch—9, 10 a.m.; 2, 3, 5 p.m. From Heathcote-9.30, 10.20 a.m. j 2.30, 4,30, 5.30 p.m. G. HOLMES & CO. Sliipping Notices. AEAROA. FOB BAL E, THE VESSEL now being built by Eobt. Close, and expected to be ready for "■ sea in about three months' * The ve«el is now offered for sale in order torire intending purchaser..an opportunity d tospecting the workmanship and materials. ApW to BOBT. CLOSE, Head of the Bay; or to ARMSTRONG & DALY, Akaroa.

FOR WELLINGTON, NELSON, TARAMKI, AND MANUKAU; FOR GREYMOUTH AND HOELTIKA; AND FOR SYDNEY. Royal Mail Company's first-class Steam-ship. EGMONT, I Vise Hall, Jun., Commander, Ij appointed to Sail for Wellington, Nelson, Taianaki, and Manakau, on or about THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, At Three p.m. Taking passengers and cargo for Sydney, to tonshin to the Company's magnificent steamer Ruahine at Wellington; and for Greymouth and Hokitika, to tranship to the Airedale at Nelson. For freight or passage apply to MILES & CO., 1819 Lyttelton and Chrißtchurch. FOR MELBOURNE, VIA OTAGO AND BLUFF. tralian Royal Mail Com- ? pany's magnificent Steamship TARARUA, R, J, Ferguson, Commander, Ii appointed to sail for the ahove ports on or about TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, At noon. For freight, &c, apply to MILES & CO., 2S7S Lyttelton and Christchurch. FOR WELLINGTON, NAPIER, TAURAXGA, AND AUCKLAND. IjoEP- Company's favourite t&gseSkzz*- 6 crew steamer WELLINGTON, F. Renser, Commander, Will sail for the ahove ports, on SATURDAY, TDE 15th, INSTANT, At Noon.

J. DRUMMOND MACPHEBSON. Lyttelton and Christchurch. Sept. 12,1866. 2906 Business Notices. Glasgow HOUSE. W UNDERSIGNED begs to' inform * « Friends and the Public, that Bhe is of her WL\'T£K STOCK OF GOODS, As under, at NEATLY REDUCED PRICES, i° tder t0 make room or further shi - D " Silk dresßtß Mantles Winceys Crinolines Children's nn aer clothing {% linen {*f. i « and children's gloves s and cuffs Garibaldis Quilts Blankets gg*k towellings &C, &c. Terms cash. MRS. WILLIAMS. k ttl; M '' AL COT TAGi^ B aunt, say 3fthi„], Til te 26 x 22, of 4 rooms, studs awttlita? c,lin,De J of best bricks, all toards fi,i i,i" tlleb est qua'ity; weatliertlc le i m '', t,,ckne ss, free from splits,roof tongue,]|« , umler bMt V.D.L, shingles; in front an i i o!ir ' lß . twolarge sash windows locks all 7 ,' rs t0 lmv e best 8-inch rim all to l 0 Ilave oest 8-incti rim Ab;V( l ' Pefeforthefl,iniof £ BO. M 12, single chimney, Intli,;, laid on stone piles, Charm. ! l)Uilt '" countr y» and no to r f 35 in,' ■'""»'Ki»eii ii uesirai, wiu Ea «slaetorily carried out. I'HOMASPUKDIE, !er - I'apanui Road, Christchurch rV 4'i W lATRLY, General Wheel?°K C« r ?,' a "' i . ( >hßuil(]er. Waggons, 7'HU'a.i's . ( * l j ,l, k Newport-Pagnells, t H °" tl,e 6ll »« notice and M ,ay Hs l, U ' rms - Ir ™ bark Spokes, Hei or dHll,f ts. Wheel Naves, Felloes % \L\T* llie Wes| eyan Chanel,