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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLII, Issue 4322, 18 December 1874, Page 1

Business Notices Edwaed S. Ellishon (Late manager to the busineaa carried <m under the name of Wallace and Co,), CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST, HIGH STBEET, CHEISTCHUBCH, Opposite Mr Davenport’s, Triangle. Dr Mark will consult with patients at Mr Ellisdou’s from 12 till 1. , 853 O B I T Z M A E JC, M.D, Surgeon Accoucheur. from 9 till 11 a.m. M nig mil Cn jj iiymM / from 9 till 11 a.m* Consulting hours J Berlin Cottage, Cashel street (Between Barbadoes street and East Town Belt); Also, at Mr ELLISDON’S, CHEMIST, High street From 12 tm 1, daily;’ : 2458 H/BTSS ANSTED (late colourist at Gaul’s studio) Its will, after the Ist January, 1875, be prepared to execute, <»refiUly and punctually, orders entrusted to her, at Ur Burobell's, Peterborough street, nepr Colombo street. Orders axe kindly permitted to be left -.with 0. Bennington and Co., Mr 'White, Whately rood, and Mrs Pope, Colombo street, stationers. ZUnminations to order. 2495 SDMNBE—YACHTING. _ DAT begs to inform his' Friends and the f\ . ' Pnblicgenerally, that Ms yacht, .the BLUE ACRE'!’, will he araßable, at the shortest notice, for pleasure trips on the water. r Pic-nio Parties per special arrangement. Charges very moderate. . ’ " ' Babies Double Fare, for fear of a Squall 2833 ' A. DAT, Sumner, M K H A W K I N S, BAEBISTER-AT-LAW, SOLICITOR, 4»d conveyances, Oxford Terrace, Christchurch, (Near Wilson’s Flour Mills). 8319 M BLIGH’S CANTERBURY RESTAURANT, Paponni Bond, near Post-office, EADS at 01l hoars of-the day., Board and Lodging: 17s, 18s, and£l per week. , 1 Bads and Meals!, Is each! 1406 METERS, BROTHERS, AND CO.; . MERCHANTS, CJ HIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS!, & LICHFIELD STBEET, CHRISTCHURCH. r AND AT AUjDjK,LAND,' H. S. MEYERS A CO. 9543 T TO FRUIT GROWERS. HE Undersigned are now prepared to PUBCHASE FOB CASH THE WHOLE OB ART PORTION or FRUIT CROPS, WITHIN 20 MILES OP CHRISTCHURCH. NANOARROW, OLIVER & 00., PEUIT MERCHANTS, Christchurch. WANTED, immediately, a quantity of GBEEN GOOSEBERRIES. 2175 NEW ZEALAND H BAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN, AND FLAG MANUFACTORY. MARQUEES LENT ON HiBE. : i T TEIST, Cashel street, (opposite tluj 41 t| 4 Hotel! bees to Inform his Arenas sad CosJwo JrotW, ho •# :y»6pSred_toTSWpij tUciu Tents, rats. Horse Covers, Sails, Tarpaulins, Rick and Threshing Cloths,. Hose Bara, Haltere, Plg Nets, Garden Hose, Flags, Ac., Ac. Importer of Europe Manila and Wire Rope, Canvas, Drill, DnckT and Calico: Waterproof Coats, Trousers ana Leggings, Loin Cloths and 'Bus Aprons madeon the pieinifies* * 1 j. T, having carried on business for many years In Btmedin and Westland, and having been the First Maker of Horse Cloths and Tilts in New Zealand, parties favouring him with their orders wul find their interests satisfactorily and efficiently carried out. «r N.8.-A Liberal Dmcount Allowed to Country Storekeepers. All Orders by Poster otherwise. Punctually Attended to. 1065 W ANZEB 8 EWING M ACHINES. “The Civil Service Gazette " (London), says, in n extract on Sewing Machines■ The Empress of the French, the Empress of Ussia, and Queens of Bavaria and Greece, we are rid by Court Newsmen, beguile their hours with THE LITTLE WANZEE. L Sewing Machine of Great Elegance and Simlicity, and which is now generally adopted by the English. Government for the Industrial Schools. It stains five gold medals and certificates of the ighest order of • merit. ■ ; CHARLES TURNER, Sole Agent, ’’ jhiglish and American Sewing Machine Depot, Colombo street, two doors from CoOkham House. 9668 OHRISTCHURCH QLOTHING JUCTORY. JERSEY HOUSE, COLOMBO STBEET. r JOHNSTON AND SONS beg most respect I a fully to return their sincere and grateful inks to their numerous friends and patrons ter jir kind and liberal support , since their com>n cement in business, and assure them that thing shall be wanting on their part tomqrita itinuance of their patronage and support, ring been bo fortumvtd as to secure the services Mr Eccles, a first-class practical and fashionable liter, from the West End of London, who guoWra ss a Perfect Fit. Mr- E; c« Re particular attention v • . 1 v - _• M I ril - —— - C*, 4 4 inm a Bwofidiirt VltOVti isißjiasimriyttuw. . ( i . J. and SONS also Wish to,intern thepWbHb lerally that, seeing the great want pt, a Swra* tory for Men’s m 3 Boys’ Clothing; have-deter-red to use the extensive premises; they I now »d a Itee opportunity for gehtlemettto enoomf ■“ ' r : tjo^.iN^BTßy; ich we confidently hope wRI be fairly availed of a Summer, because, it will, tually advantegootw teraUpariies. Practical tiers ore specially for this derpari^npnt, lCeft GOOD and STYLISH FK I 1 be depended on, while the chargee will be tnd much more moderate than those of any other iloring firm in the oOlony. in consequence ot SMALL PROFITS’ ! hg onr guiding principle, and the best wdrk aranteed. 1849 Public Notices TESTIMONIAL TO C. C. BOWEN, ESQ. T is Proposed to Present a TESTIMONIAL to ME, BOWEN, on hisretfceraentfram (the ice of Resident Magistrate, in ChrisHmurch. ntlemen who desire , to suhaoribeto it, are roasted to pay their Subscriptions at the oflces of 3 City Council office; at Mr W.„ Wileoa a office, |h street ; or the Hon J Sec. ' SCHOOL BATES. > LOWER HBATHCOTB DISTRICT.