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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1887, 7 January 1867, Page 3

TO BAKERS AND STOREKEEPERS. I<J BE DISPOSED W, Ledse of Premises and, Business known, as GRIFFIN'S, Diirhum Street. For particulars, enquire as above. 5393 ">Vi ON ■ SALEJ ..". m ;HEYWOOD & CO., Y ■■• : : '-., Christohurch and Lytteiton, Ex Blue Jacket, Leicbardt, and other late ..; .:.;;:;v : ;';,;v./ arrivals, and LANDING, EX GLENMARK, ./'■ E.I. pale ale, in hhds and kilderkins '■:'■. Ind, Coope's, and Salt's bottled ales -Bottled stoat and porter , Hennessy's nale and brown brandy, in .< bulk /■■*; .Martell's brown brandy, in bulk ..;■;' Hennessy's, Martell's. and Denis Mounie ' r .pale brandy, in case ,;,-iiSwaine Boord's pale orange bitters, old ; ; : r ■ torn, in bulk and in case . Whiskeyj in bulk and case, Rum 30 o.p. x J.D.K.Z, Geneva, red and green case .; Port and Sherry wines, in bulk and case sDeinhard's No. 2 Moselle, Moet's ChamNegrohead tobacco, Manilla and Harannah cigars ,-r /Raisins, Eleme and muscatels; currants ■Barcelonanuts, split peas Carraway seeds, white and black whole pepper Cayenne pepper, coffee! (in bean) Arrowroot, Tous le'Mois, barley, and Cocoa and chocolate ....Tea, sugar, rice Blacklead, blacking, baking powder Sperm candles, vinegar, sauces, assorted jCorn flour, jams, mustard, starch :; Herrings, fresh; York hams ..Clay pipes, assorted, plain and washed "iPlckleß, soap powder, thumb blue

: V; An invoice of sponga .'. ■ Eau de Cologne, assorted sizes ; One 2-bottle piston freezing machine ■ ;■; One No. 2 refrigerator ; And freezing salts. % - Carriage varnish, French polish ■Methylated spirits, glue Boiled and raw oil, Colza oil Putty, white lead . Also on hand, The'foilowing Agricultural Machinery, yiz: '-.Four-horse thrashing machines ■'Hornsby's spike winnowing machines Seed sowing machines And, Just received, ex Blue Jacket, .;'.. /Kent, hops. .i For. sale by V '.Z..\ J. M. HEYWOOD & CO., 4272:;: Christchurch and Lyttelton. ,0 7ARRIVE PER MERMAID AND ;■: MATOAKA- :;; ,;Tartaric-acid, arrowroot, cream of tartar '. ,' ; Carbonate soda, pearl barley, sago ■:':. ; Spirits, of tar, flour df sulphr Champion's No. 24 vinegar, sperm candles Loaf and crushed sugar, candied peels Colman's mustard, starch, and thumb blue Prime, double Gloucester cheese and York hams Sardines, lobster Soda crystals, London and Liverpool soap Eleme raisins, currants, sago Coffee (Ceylon plantation), chicory Russian cigarettes, cigars, tobacco Ports, old torn, and red case geneva .-,.,., . Crosse "anfflJTackweffs pTcktra, onions, walnuts, cabbage, mixed and assorted White wine vinegar, salad oil/castor oil French capers, calves' foot jelly, curry powder Fish paste and potted meats Also, Plain bed reapers and horse rakes &c, &c, &c. J. M. HEYWOOD & CO., 4273 Christchurch and Lyttelton. .;::■..-;, notice. N consequence of the division of the JL. .Parish of Christchurch, with the Parishes.of St. Michael and All Angels and St Luke the Evangelist, I hereby convene a meeting of the Parishioners of St. Luke's, to he held in the School-room of St. Luke's, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 10th Instanty at 7 o'clock, for the appointment and election of Churchwardens, Vestrymen, School Committee, to hold office till Easter/vv ;..:F. ; ;VI-"' GEORGE GORDON, Churchwarden appointed by the Lord .' Bishop of the Diocese. N.B.—The Parish of St. Luke the Evangelist includes all that part of the original Parish of Christchurch, lying to the North of a line drawn from the College down the imiddlebf Gloucester street to Colombo street, thence down the middle of Colombo street to Armagh street, thence along Armagh street to,the East Town Belt. 5394

DON ABSTRACT EBOM TREASURER'S ACCOUNT TO Ist JANUARY, 1867. Tobalaticeof account, 1865 ... ... To amounts received from tolls—--39 8 6 45 10 1 78 17 9 24 12 8 6 9 11 31 7 0 32 7 9 16 5 0 15 16 6 20 0 0 19 0 5 To amounts received from rates—--25 0 0 57 2 4 27 14 11 25 0 0 28 13 1 20 0 0 33 15 0 34 6 6 46 1 0 21 19 3 20 0 0 22 0 9 28 2 6 To■ ;caßh,.Wm. White, in payment for toll-gate and premises £ s d 290 6 3 By bills paid for timber— Aikman&Co., ... 36 4 0 Aikman&Co., ... 9 18 0 Aikman&Co., ... 4 0 0 Montgomery ... 4 0 6 Montgomery ... 1 17 4 324 15 7 By amounts paid for labour—--9 2 1 117 6 11 19 9 13 14 3 24 12 3 22 5 6 24 2 3 22 12 1 21 6 6 21 3 0 16 0 7 20 14 3 21 4 9 19 19 0 15 3 3 18 7 0 20 10 9 24 1J) 0 17 18 3 18 0 0 16 5 9 18 0 0 17 13 0 16 5 3 430 19 6 14 11 1 11 6 6 By clerk's salary 140 0 0 By keep of cart horse for general use of the Board ... i By assessing the district XIIB6 14 By amounts paid for sundries— Hawkes & Co., 2 5 7 Ward & Co. 2 5 7 Griffiths, 6 8 6 Ward & Co. 810 11 Hawkes & Co., 615 0 Knapman 012 0 Rule 2 7 0 By amounts paid under contraot— Jackson 29 11 3 Bright 13 5 0 Jackman 63 15 0 Bright 2 15 0 Wilkinson 22 10 0 By balance at bank BALANCE-SHEET, lsi JANUARY, 1867, Tobaknco To balance of rateß in hands of collector ... To estimated amount to receive from rates... £ b d 204 3 0 By clerk's salary, due 23rd De 0.... 17 5 6 By keep of horse, do ... 160 0 0 By sundries... By estimated balance ... ACCOUNTS EXPENDED ON VARIOUS WORKS. Road through old Lunatic Asylum reserve Road from toll-gate to Colombo street, by the pound Hoon Hay road Lincoln and Riccarton Junction road Shand's Track Windmill road and Hill's road Halswell Junction road and district Springs road Packer's Accommodation road and drainage Lincoln road ... , ... £ s d 136 10 6 33 19 1 0 14 0 7 17 0 30 7 3 10 4 9 42 7 9 117 0 110 7 5 53 0 7 Selwyn street, 'South Town Belt Montreal street, do Milne's Accommodation road .. Yiokcry'sdo DrainageRiver Halswell £49 14 3 DoHeathcote 50 4 6 White's Creek 511 0