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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2111, 26 September 1867, Page 3

New Advertisements. MONEY ADVANCED. UMS of £2OO and upwards advanced for U purchase of rural lands, or on good freehold security, on exceedingly easy ten both as to rate of interest and time of oavment. C. FREDK. BEEBY, 77 Hereford street, Christchurch. WOOL. rnilE undersigned are prepared to make 1 liberal casli advances, upon this year's Clip of Wool, or upon the next Season's Clip to he consigned to their friends in London. Station requisites supplied upon very liberal terms. WALTON WARNER & CO. 1 Christchurch and Lyttelton. Jl ENC IN G WIRE 60 tons, best charcoal annealed, Nos 3, 4, 5, G, 7, and 8. Standards, of all sizes and gauges Oalvamzed corrupted iron, various bhcepwaah tobacco, the best and strongest Virginia leaf Sulphur and bluestone Sugars, ration, and all other descriptions Jens. Ktntinn nrul W,f i:.:.„ * Woolpanks, twine, &c. Every description oE Station requisites Groceries, wines, spirits and beer, and a very large assortment of general merchandize FOR SALE, At the lowest rates. WALTON WARNER k CO., Christchurch and Lyttelton. FOR SALE, A TEN-STOP PRIZE MEDAL HARIX MONIUM, by Alexandre, ex Paria. Also, a first-class Piccolo piano, by Geo Hutchinson and Son, guaranteed to stand well in tune, ex Red Rover. Roth Walnut. Apply to WM. DYSON 1590 Lyttelton. TO LET, A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, in the Stanmore road, near Avonside Church. Good Garden &c, of three-quarters acre; also an Artesian Well. Rent low to a good tenant. SHEPPARD AND CO. Sept. 25,1867. 1755 TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. A SHOW OF STOCK AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c, Will be held ON WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTOBER On the Grounds of the ASSOCIATION AT TIMARU. ;; a " U1 °' lcc c> wuue, norses, and i J m Money Prizes for Poultry, Agricultural Produce, &c. A SILVER CUP of the value of 50 sovs. will be giren for the best Merino Ram, im ported or otherwise. A SILVER CUP of the value of 20 sovs will be given for the best Long-woolled Ram', imported or otherwise. For further particulars apply to H. BELFIELD, Hon. Sec. TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND EXPORT COMPANY (LIMITED). ISTAKE occurs in one clause of the IX. Circular published in the Lyttelton | -Times of yesterday. It should read-Also, that Committees should seriously considerthe subject of only advancing upon all produce and not purchasing, as in our opinion it is contrary to the principles of the Company, and liable to create corruption. 1779 IN the absence of Mr and Mrs Studholme, Miss Moorhouse is anxious to express her most sincere and grateful thanks to those who so promptly came to assist in extinguishing the fire at Mr Studholme's residence on Monday evening last, and also for the extreme kindness she received from all present. Christchurch, Sept. 25,1867. rpHE Friends of the late MR. GEORGE A HSS!, ate "spectfully informed that his FUNERAL will leave his late Residence, Colombo Street South, THIS DAY at Two o'clock p.m. ' JOSEPH BALDWIN, 1781 Undertaker. I LINCOLN DISTRICT. TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR : - Forming 80 chains of Thompson's road Do 30 chains of Swamp road Do SO chains of Waterholei road. Specifications to be seen at my house, Prebbleton, between the hours of 9 and 0. Tenders, addressed "Chairman Lincoln Road Board, Post-office, Prebbleton," to be posted on or before MONDAY, the 30th of SEPTEMBER. Thj Board does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. S. D. GLYDE, 1775 Surveyor to the Board.

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