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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3626, 30 August 1872, Page 4

Tenders MANDEVILLE AND K ANCHOR A ROAD BOARD TNVITE TENDERS for ENLARGING JL DRAIN on Boys’ Direct Road. Blau and specification to be seen at the cilice. 'renders I o be ERJDAY, SEPT. 4136 senf in by 12 o’clock on (1. 11. BLACKETT, Chairman. TO BUILDERS. riAENDERS arc required for a HOUSE for JL Mr .1. Hamilton, in Lyt telton. Blans, &e., may be seen at Messrs Roed and Rodgers’ odiee. Tenders will bo received at my odiee until MONDAY", 2nd Sept. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALEX. LEAN, Architect. Hereford street. 4371 tcTroad contrTujtors; HUKUNLT DRAY ROAD. TENDERS are invited for making CUTTINGS on above named line of road. A guide to show the works to intending contractors will be prepared to leave The Lakes station on FRIDAY, the 6th day of September next. Tenders must be sent in to the office of Matheson’s Agency on or before MONDAY, (he 16th day of September. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Blans and specifications may bo seen at MR ROBERTSON’S, Or, at Waikari. MATHESON’S AGENCY, 4181 Christchurch. Money. MONEY". rrHE Undersigned arc prepared to LEND 1 MONEY on MORTGAGE, in any suras that mav bo required. 3706 " DeBOURBEL & CO. MosraY. MONEY LENT on Watches, Jewellery, Plato, Clothing, &e., at the lowest rate of interest. The newest designs of colonial gold Jewellery-, new and second-hand Lever Watches will be sold at the most reasonable prices. Weekly Payments taken. I. HERMAN, Licensed Pawnbroker, High street 14-24 3VE OSTBY. MONEY’ LENT on watches, jewellery, plate, diamonds, clothing, tools, &c., at Lowest rate of Interest. Colonial and English gold jewellery, gold and silver watches of all descriptions, new and second-hand, at prices to suit all purchasers. Weekly payments taken. H. E. NATHAN*. Watchmaker axd Jeweller, City Loan Office, Colombo street. 4101 LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, Lichfield street. The proprietors of this Company arc prepared to offer advantages to persons in want of accommodation. Sums of £lO to £OOOO advanced on deposit of deeds, either freehold or leasehold, bills of lading, bonded certificates, shares, insurance policies, or any other tangible security. Money’ advanced upon personal or other security, repayable by’ weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. Trade bills discounted daily at current rates. Loans can bo obtained for any period, and renewals arranged for if required. All transactions entertained, and advances made without delay, if the security be approved of. 3007 Properties for Sale. For sale—three acres land, and SEVEN - ROOMED HOUSE. Cashel street cast, near Stanmore Road. Apply to J. C. ATKINSON, Messrs Miles and Co., 4459 Christchurch,

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