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Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5598, 3 February 1879, Page 2

Conveyances. BAMAIBNTOLEITHPIE^^ /* COACH trill leave the City Hotel r ■ A. in time to neat the Mora™ ’ Chris'church, and Morning and Ev£,i„ * la fS M • c 'VODl Il g from Christchurch, B. STAGE. till Pro Sri6tor COBB ft CO.'S LINE OP ■'*. OOACHE»-<!HBISTCHUECH TO Aga A J l mHfcSE COACHES leave the Boon* X Christchurch, on Tuesday. TwS? °®c. Haturday, at 8 a.m., returning (rom J| «S Hotel, Aka*oa.en Monday, Wednesday at 8.25 a.m. . 7,ar,d ?ri<u* 94 SAMUEL LEE, Proprietor, Cobb'a Offi, * ASHBURTON AND LONGBEACaT^ TH. BBBV. EB’S Eoyal Mail , • Longbefct-h for Ashburton (via \ jf*’* Tinwald, Waterton, and Wbeaistoiuji a,m., returning hy the same route oi 7 8.30 p m. train from Christohorcb. oi aid stables Cox street, Ashburton. K,iln «oa t% U* T. H.BBEWE&.Proa^ COBB ft (X . 8 LINE OP EOYAL COACHES —CHBIBTCH DECK AND Bmming in conjunction with the e.s. a KABo*. /ROACHES leave Beecher’s Hotel, aw*. • j Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at a*’ °* nd Pigeon Bay shortly after the arn v«u?-*S teamer. Fares: 20s each way. w 76 SAMUEL LEE, Proprietor, Cobb's Office BOXAL MAIL COACHEb.' COACHES of the ahove Line leave daily for Christchurch at ... r t5 1L ” I ' v i Retaining at HOKITIKA. EAEAXA AND ALFOBD FOEEST. O NaniAfter this date a COACH will Wn JSSmia on arrival of Express Train. * Intending passengers are informed that tL. is the only coach that runs direct to Forest, viS Lavington, and intermediate D W Monday. Wednesday, Friday, returnin* S mob?' B “ tnrday ’ Trainf^ Alford Forest Fares ... log Passengers and parcels booked at Cobb’a Office. Telegrams and orders punctually attended to Baggies and saddle horses always on hire. ’ CHAS. LAKE. Proprietor, t 3 South Rakaia, opposite Bailway Station. TELEGBAPH LIKE OP HOTAL mail COACHES TO HUBUNUI AND WAIAC. ROACHES will leave Amberley for Hnnami every Morning, and for Waiau ever " day and Friday; Upper Waiau Perry, Wc on arrival of first train from Christohnrcb, taming from Hurunui daily, and from Waiau even Tuesday and Setazday; Upper Waiau Fern Thursday, at 7.30. 6467 FBANCIB HOLDER. Proprietor. COACH TO HOKITIKA. EBDUCTIONOF FAEES. D CAMERON’S Coach will leave Sheffisia • railway station for Hokitika on Monday, Jan. 12, at 11 o’clock a.m. Passengers and parcels booked at Cobb and Co.'j office. High street, Christchurch. 4933-11 PEEL FOEEST. JHENEY begs to inform the public that hie • oooefa will leave Feel Forest for the Sooth Bangitata BaQway Station every Tuesday, Thors* day. and Saturday, at 8.45 ami., to meet the hist train from Christchurch, and the second from Timaru, and returns to Peel Forest at S p.m. on the someday* Parcels and orders punctually attended to. All letters taken along the road to he charged for|m parcel. J. HENEY, Peopmstoe, PEEL FOEEST. 5235-78 HOT SPBINGS. HANHEB PLAINS, AMUBL kelson”peoyince. DIEECT communication by Mail Coach every Wednesday, on arrival of first train from Christchurch, returning every Thursday morning in time to catch last train for Christchurch. The Coach arrives at Upper Waiau at 6 p.m„ and is met by Mr Fry's trap at the north bank o/ the river for passengers and maiL FBAUCIS HOLLER. Proprietor. BOXAL MAIL. COALGATE, HOEoitATA, AND LAKE COLERIDGE, ON and after Jon. 1 a conveyance will leave Coalgate railway station for the ahove men* tioned places on arrival of first train from Christ* church, every Monday, returning'the following day In time to catch the last train lor Christchurch. Coalgate to Bororata and Windwhistde House every Thursday. Parcels, telegrams, and orders punctually at* tended to. JOHN CEESSWELL, Hororata, 4151.57 Proprietor. WAIHI BUSH; GERALDINE AND OEABI ROYAL MAIL COACH. THE CHEAPEST, BEST, and SHORTEST ROUTE to _ Geraldine and Waihi Bush it from the Otari Bailway Station, where our convey* ances run to and from all trains North and South. We leave the Waihi biinh every morning at 20 minutes past Sir, and Geraldine at 20 minutes past Seven, in time to catch the first train for Timm and Christchurch. Parcels and Luggage to and from the Station wil receive our best attention. 488 KENNEDY ft MUNDELI. - EOYAL MAIL. COALGATE TO HOBOBATA DAILY. ON and after Jan. 1 a conveyance will leave Coalgate railway station for Hororata on arrival of first train from Christchurch, returning in time for last train for Christchurch. To suit the convenience of the public, the conveyance will run to and from all trains on Wednesdays and Saturdays until further notice. Parcels, telegrams, and orders punctually at* tended to. Good accommodation for travellers. THOMAS NAPLES, Hororata Hotel, 41S0-57 Proprietor. Sewing Machines. CAUTION!! CAUTION!!! gI N O B B’3 gEWIS fl Machines. iWING to the enormous Bales of the Geuai3* Singer Sewing Maohinee, eerfahiw persons o , now oifenng to the public spurious imitations oi the &bo7e Machines, of inferior soft and hearing the binger Company's «bwia and mark, the public an hereby cautioned that genum* Singer Company’s Sewing ManhinM. Hand Treadle, are fitted with their patent-triple action “dance wheel, and are of the best and hardest metal. Foe full particulars, apply to HOBBS A CO., Cathedral Square, Christchurch. Bole Agents foe the SINGKB COMPANY* Steps ore being taken for the immediate p» s *: the vendors of machines bearing t puwea trade murk of the Singer Company* RAYMOND'S "HOUSEHOLD” HAND LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. 8000 NOW YN UffITTHSOUQHODT NEW oww ZEALAND. EVEN YEARS* trirfhas beyond^^ that they are the Ant, and Satlafrotoey frm not one single fault, „TWa: an American-made Machine* tile home of the Sewing Machine. tbeiij menao superiority oveeßtanlnghsm and <<erw»" a* kee is an Mtaulahed Gaot. BUY ONE AND YOU WILL NEVES &SGHET IT. If you hesitate, ask. those who have used *%«e “tbsoßdW 423 torawh»> thetable. w w . Hybu-prefer a Trtadle Machine as* »» Wind’s No. L •' KC '- ■ ’■ May be had retail from the.nvrPANL AMERICANSEWINQ MACHING COMFa* Colombo street, And from other establishments both in *o end ooontry.