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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 3148, 14 February 1871, Page 1

Business Notices. JAMES D. GARWOOD, General Storekeeper. AKARCA. Agent for the “Lyttelton Times.” c 48 LAND TRANSFER ACT. TEE Undersigned is prepared to undertake Brokerage and Agency matters under, and has obtained the assistance of a gentleman who has had many years experience under Torrens Act in Adelaide, 66e H. WYNN WILLIAMS, CHARLE S C V O OMB S , Wholesale and Retail LEATHER MERCHANT. Importer of Grindery, Closed Uppers, Patent and Enamelled Leather, French Calf, &c„ COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, CANTERBURY, N.B.—Country Orders punctually attended to. 9529 c g jgILLENS, CARRIAGE LAMP MAKER AND TINSMITH, PAPANUI ROAD, NEAR TROLLOWAY WORKS. CARRIAGE LAMPS REPAIRED. 250 LG. COLE & CO.’S AMERICAN • COACH FACTORY, AND SHOEING FORGE, Cashel Street, A. G. HOWLAND, MANAGER. Coaches, Carriages, Buggies, Waggons, Pony Phaetons, and every description of Vehicle manufactured and repaired on the premises. Abbott’s Buggies, and Hill’s Harness always on sale, and shipments shortly to arrive of an assortment of Carriages suitable to the roads of the province. Accounts of the Factory settled by W. R. MITCHELL, at COBB’S OFFICE. 252 TO CONSIGNEES, SHIPPERS, &c. J * Q A E DEE, * LICENSED CUSTOM - HOUSE AGENT, AND PORT GAUGER for the PROVINCE of CANTERBURY. Goods cleared and forwarded to Christchurch at through rates, with prompt despatch. Goods shipped and forwarded to all parts of the world. Address J. CARDER, Lyttelton. NJ3.—GOOD STORAGE. c 2035

TO SQUATTERS, CATTLE AND SHEEP DEALERS. mHE Undersigned' begs to intimate that 1 his EXTENSIVE SALEYARDS at the Arahura ARE NOW READY for the reception of Stock. Liberal advances made when required. Proceeds paid over immediately after sale. Charges strictly moderate. M. CASSIUS. Hokitika, Nov. 21, 1870, 8238 THE FIRST GREAT CLEARING-OUT SALE OP CHINA, GLASSWARE & EARTHENWARE LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, & FITTINGS, OWING to the dullness of trade and scarcity of ready money, we propose to sell the whole of the goods contained in the premises known as the CHINA HALL, Colombo street, at a Reduction of One-third below our standard fixed prices. The most of the Goods are Opened Out and now ready for Inspection. WEIR, BROTHERS, CHINA HALL, Colombo Street. c 8529 TEE NEW STORE. CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE, AND GENERAL GROCERY, WINE, AND LIQUOR STORE, Cashel Street, near Dunstable House; and the Old Stand, High Street, opposite Dalgety and Co.’s, Established, 1863, JUST opened out with a large newly imported Stock of Groceries, Wines, and liquors. Great and astounding Bargains both to my old Customers and the Public, especially in NEW SEASON’S TEAS. Comprising the rarest qualities of Fine flavoured Souchong Finest Kyshow Congous Superfine Moryune Gunpowder The finest Scented Orange Pekoe. T. D. JONES, Tea Dealer and Grocer. Canton Tea Warehouse, Cashel street. 202 HUDSON & WATKINS, SHIP, COMMISSION, AND CUSTOMS AGENTS, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, 8, Elizabeth St., Melbourne. AGENTS FOR TASMANIAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO. 1 DVANCES made on Consignments, and X Account Sales promptly forwarded. References : Frederick Fisher, Esq., hristchurch ; J. McPherson, Esq., Inverireill s Messrs Cargill and Lauseigne, Dunlin ; Messrs Flexmad Bros., Dunedin ; W. . Clayton, Esq., Colonial Architect, WelPimeral Notices. fPHE Friends of Mr W. E. STAMFORD J, are respectfully informed that the FUNERAL of his late Nephew, JOHN WM, STAMFORD, will leave his residence, Ferry Road, at three o’clock, THIS DAY, February U. 294