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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2058, 26 July 1867, Page 1

J;;" 'Wool 'v' : '■* THE undersigned are Cash Buyers of Wool, or will give liberal advances on the same consigned to their friends, .Messrs.! Dalgcty & Co,, in London or Melbourne. ■ ■ Thev are. : also prepared to make advances, on Stock and Stations; and on stock placed in their hands for sale." :. Station stores supplied;.; E. S. IJALGETY & CO. :47c. fihristchnroh and Lvttelfon Business NoticesT u E UNDERSIGNED ARE CASH PURCHASERS . GOOD SAMPLES OF WHEAT. 372 BROWNELL & CO. „ . ■■ -.f-,- ■■ . 000 It UA M HOU ; SE, Colombo street, Chbistchorch. Established 1851. For the Sale of Burrow's Cookham Boots. Sole Wholesale Agent for Canterbury— GEORGE G0 U LD. TUIEY may also be obtained of the follow--1 ing Agents throughout the province—viz.:— ' ■ Woqderid ... ... MrNicol Oxford ... Mr Redfern Waiau ... Mr Morris Ilurunui ... : ... MrHastie Wkdwbistle House , Mr Bulmer No'xe.—The only liduse in Christchurch where the above Boots can be obtained. rj;"'..' ,: V:';H - N.c 15 P. LONDON HOUSE. ASH M A TAILOR, ROBE AND HABIT-MAKER. F. A.j in opening, the above establishment with a superior Stock of Tweeds, Does, Meltons, and Broad-Cloths, solicits a share ■of the public patronage. ; Suit of Tweed, from £4los. High street.and corner of Lichfield street. FLOCKTON & CO.. : COACH-BUILDERS, AND GENERAL SMITHS, /■ Tuam Street, Christchurch. PLOCKTON & CO., beg to inform the public that they have purchased the stock in trade and book debts of the business carried on by Herbert Coupe, Tuam street,: Christchurch, and Wheat Sheaf . Shand's Road. h' . F. and Co., intend carrying on the business as heretofore, in all its branches, and solicit the support of the public. Christchurch, May S, 1867; : - ' c3O A. RESTIEAUX, AlLkinds of Headings, Vignettes, engraved on wood or metal at lowest prices, and with Address: Durham street south, Christchurch. c 26 MR J. ROBINS, HIGH STREET, (Opposite Bethel Ware's) ALL Smoky Chimnies cured. "No cure, LX no pay." All chimnies swept on the shortest notice. 540 MR JAMES BARCLAY, Blacksmith, ■ Saltwater Creek, ; Kowai, Rangiora, and Moeraki Downs, begs to intimate to his numerous friends and customers that he lias disposed of lii< Workshops, s at; : the above places, from this date. '.y:,'} his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him.during the time lie has been in business, and has every confidence in recommending his successors to the same favours. Saltwater Creek, June 29, 1867. MESSRS TRAILL & PETRIE, having taken , the. Premises lately occupted by Mr JAMES BARCLAY, beg to solicit a share of the extensive patronage accorded to their predecessor, with the assurance that no efforts will be wanting on their part to secure the same. ■ ■ Kowai, July 1, 1867. Having this day succeeded Mr JAMES BARCLAY in the extensive business so successfully carried, on by him here, for the past 6 years; I have every confidence ' soliciting a similar share of patronage, :■■■■.JOHN McLEAN.'; Saltwater Creek, July 1, 1867. - v 404 HAVING, retired from business, I have ty>" ■ request that all accounts duo to me be paid here forthwith, and any, unsettled after ; l«t- August 'hext. will -be "sued for without further notice. ' - JAMES BARCLAY. Saltwater Creek, July 1,1867; . ■ : . 405 liANGIOItA. fredk. thorne, FELLMONGER, FREDK. THORNE, of tho late firm of : M'llarg and Thorne, begs to inform the inhabitant? tlmt ..lie still carrios on the business in his own name, and trusts by strict attention and good workmanship to merit a fair share of their support. : ; N.B, The highest price given for skins. 525