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Lyttelton Times, Volume CI, Issue 11884, 6 May 1899, Page 1

Shipping Notices. NIPPON: YUSEN KAISHA (Japan Mail Steamship Co., Ld.) THE following Magnificent New Steamers will be despatched from Sydney to China end Japan:— FUTAMI MARU , . Bth May. YAWATA MARU . . 31 st May. KASUGA MARU . . 28th June. These Vessels are especially built for the Eastern Trade, and are commanded by ENGLISH OFFICERS. Splendid - Saloon Accommodation. For full particulars apply to KAYE AND CARTER, 10, Cathedral Square, Agents for Canterbury. X 2151 Poblic notices. E ARE BUYERS Of , v WHEAT OATS , BARLEY BEANS PEAS COCKSFOOT , CLOVERS DERWENTS ■' 'ViiP And • ■' PRODUCE OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. SAWTELL AND WAGES MANN, . 134 and 136, Cashel Street, E ARE BUYERS Of WHEAT, OATS, ' PEAS,

BEAKS, POTATOES, ETC CANTERBURY SEED COY., 123, Cashel Street F 678 PUBLIC NOTICE. I AT a meeting of FARRIERS of Christ--tx. church and suburbs, held on March 28th last, it was resolved to OBSERVE SATURDAY (from 1 p.m.) AS THE HALF-HOLIDAY, COMMENCING on JUNE 3rd, 1899. The following is a list of the Farriers who - • V°tod Mesars Richards, j Armstrong, J. Archer, S. A’Court,'E. Archer, W. Bowen, A. New- \ port, B. JBucknell, J. Xing, D. Main, J. Hughes, W. Jones, T. Raymond, M. "HvAdie?, J- Croevey, D. Scarf; W. Cockloft? G. Vale, F. Johnston, J. M’Kenzie, R. R. Tucker, Martin and Son, Penfold and Son, W. Pirie, P. Johnson, Unwin, Rowe senr., Rowe junr., Petrie Bros., • R. Bougcn, E. Jones, C. Harvey, W. Baker, J. Bradley, R. MoDiarmid, Clements, J. Horner, R. Duncan, Clutterbuck, Watkins, J. Webley, Harper and Hamilton, Watts, H. Patten, G. Clark, Blythe, W. • Hobbs, N. Jowett, Freeborn, Walker. Bros., H. Graham, Swift,’ Drummond, Jamieson, J. Hill. F 7006 CASH BUYERS. ■TXTH HAVE ORDERS TO BUY FOR iV* CASH, direct from Growers— MILLING WHEAT MILLING. OATS ■ SEED OATS FEED OATS PRIME MALTING BARLEY DERWENT POTATOES . Etc., Etc. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LTD. E. G. STAVELEY, 6888' Manager. CO., A •, ; H. . TURNBULL AND Inglis’s Buildings, CHRISTCHURCH, Buyers of WHEAT, OATS BARLEY PEAS AND BEANS. GRAIN CONSIGNMENTS on owners’ account to United Kingdom or Continent, a speciality. . ALL CHARGES at Lowest Current Rates. Specially favourable and complete arrangements” have been made , for disposal, and to ensure best possible results to shippers. ' CASH ADVANCES, free of Commission, against shipments. Freight Engagements may now be made for specially chartered vessels.. • F 2419 FOR PRIVATE SALE. WINDSOR PARK ESTATE. E have been instructed to offer for PRIVATE SALE, By E. MENLOVE, Esq y . ABOUT 3000 ACRES of his MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, Situated 15 Miles from Oamaru. This land adjoins the thriving township of NGAPARA, and contains some of the Richest Agricultural land in the colony. The property is well watered, and surrounded by first-class gravel roads, and adjoins three railway sidings. If necessary the land can be cut up into blocks varying from 84 to 1900 acres to suit purchasers, and very easy terms of payment can bo arranged. For further particulars, apply to • MESSES A. C. WILSON AND COY., 2439 P Seed Merchants, Christchurch. Gi. W. C. SMITHSON, • Solicitor, DUNCAN’S BUILDING'S, 142,' Cashel Street, Christchurch (opposite Morrow, Bassett and Co.’s new premises). MONEY TO LEND, ‘ . In Any Sum, from 4J per cent upwards, according to amount and security. F 2431 FOR PRIVATE SALE, pHREE SPLENDID SHEEP FARMS, Containing FROM 1000 TO 1200 ACRES EACH, CLOSE TO FREEZING WORKS. Apply, H. MATSON AND CO., Land Department, t Cashel Street; Or to H. O. D. MEAEES, Solicitor, F 5723 Gloucester Street. TO Let—Those! Central and Roomy PREMISES, how occupied by Robinson Bros. Most suitable for a Bicycle v or .'other manufactory, where Show Room is essential. Apply, ROBINSON BEOS., Cashel Street, Christchurch. ... F 5137 XSTEAR 7 TRIBE AND CO.’S COVERT.. H«X COATS.