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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 4439, 6 May 1875, Page 4

Wm. Wilson and Co. TO LET, FEEETMEAD, HEATHCOTE VALLEY. A HOUSE ol 7 Booms, with outbuildings and 75 Acres ol Ones Land. «*• ' W. WILSON. FOBEBT TBEES. PRINTED CAT A LOOUES of Californian. Coni. *p*. “ d Ernst Trees, wiilhe seat S'itEE by post on application. W. WILSON. 8067 Seed Merchant and Nurseryman. FECIT TBEES. >UBANDS« of all sizes and ages. ANT THOUSANDS of Fruit-Bearing TBEES W. WILSON. TO BE LET OB BOLD, EBEHISEB in Glonoester street, near Oxford terrace, with a frontage of 40 feet. Shop and i House, Bakehouse, large oven. Coach-house, Harness-room, and Stable, well adapted for a largo Baker's badness. Possession eon be given at an early date. Bent, or price, extremely low. For terms, and further to Conveyance HAL VEEN RAILWAY AND KOWAI PASS. BEDFEEN’S COACH. FOB the present, and until further notice, the above Coach will attend the MOENINQ TEAINS on Saturdays and Mondays only, but will run down provided passengers book their places the day previous. Meet afternoon trains as usual. 738 t C. BEDFEBN, Proprietor. NOTICE. ON and after MONDAY, April 26, 1875, J, H, DOYLE’S Boyal Mail Coach Will leave South* bridge at 6 80 a.m., to meet the Train at Ellesmere Station, arriving in Christchurch at 9.25 o.m. Returning from Ellesmere Station on arriratA! Train, leaving Christchurch at 4.15 p.m. jt Parcels, Ac., hooked at Cobh'a Office, wßrista church. 7740 COBB AND CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. FBOM CHRISTCHURCH TO AEABOA, In conjunction with the steamer Halcyon, vil Pigeon Bay. THE Conveyance leaves Warner’s Commercial Hotel every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 8 a.m., conveying passengers and parcels at reduced rates. Booking Office: Commercial Hotel, Christchurch, W. P. WARNER, Agent. 7198 W. H. BURTON. Proprietor. SPECIAL NOTICE. BARKER'S LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES, CHRISTCHURCH TO AEABOA. TW. BARKER having secured the contract • for carrying the madia, continues to carry Passengers at Reduced Bates, to and from Pigeon Bay and Akaroa, in conjunction with the steamer Huoyon, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Traps, Coaches, and Saddle Heroes on hire, to any port of the Peninsula. T. W. BARKER, Proprietor. COBB A CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. CHRISTCHURCH"AND AEABOA. THESE Coaches LEAVE the Booking Office, High street, at 8 a.m. even Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; RETURNING from Beecher'S Hotel, Akaroa, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m. 2919 JOHN CRAMOND, Proprietor, HAIL COBB fe CO.'S Telegraph line of royal coaches Leaves ho Clarendon Hotel, VERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 8 o'clock f^m T> FOB HOKITIKA AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS. Farads and Luggage at Greatly Reduced Bate! )Y, CLARKS. A CO„ Proprietors. ASHBURTON. am MAJESTY’S MAIL through the Mount Somers district having been granted to E. Cookaon, late of J. Page's Stables, Selwyn, begs to inform the public that he will proceed with a Coach every Tuesday and Friday from the Ashburton, upon the arrival of the drat Train from Christchurch to Hood's Aooommodatian-house, Mount Somers and Alford Forest, returning every Wednesday and Saturday in time for the last train to Christohnroh, namely, 3,50 p.nu Buggies and Saddle Hones always on fain. Telegrams, Parcels, and Orders punctually atendedto, E, COOKE ON, Proprietor, Ashburton Livery Stables, 3307 Opposite Bailway Station, Publications The Canterbury Times SATURDAY. 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