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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 13, 5 April 1851, Page 8

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Annual Licensing Meeting of the Magistrates of the Lyttelton District, will be lmldeii tit the Resident Magistrate's Court at Xyttelton, on Tuesday the 15th day of April. All 7iotices of applications for License must be 7na.de to the Clerk of the Magistrates, on or before Tuesday, April 1, in the terms of the Ordinance. Edward Wright, Lyttelton, March 7, 1851. Clerk to the Magistrates. Me. READ BEGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that as long as the roads are passable he will convey the Mail as usual between Lyttelton and* Christchurch, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ; and that on and after the first of April, the charge will be from four pence each for letters. Parcels, &c, in proportion. Lyttelton, 27th March, 1851. ~~ NOTICE. THE Undersigned begs to inform the Public, that he is prepared to undertake and execute Buildings in Wood, Pise, and Cob. Also, all kinds of Excavations, on the most reasonable terms. "ROBERT NANKIVELL, Builder, &c. Lyttelton, Feb. 20, 1851. __ NOTICE. THE Undersigned, an experienced Grazier, having bought Gough's Station, is prepared to take in Sheep at thirds ; and hopes, by skilful attention, to give satisfaction to those that may intrust their sheep to his care. Apply to A. J. Alpokt, Esplanade, Lyttelton, or at the Station. Smith Howard. JOSEPH ASHBY, TAILOR, Ac. (Next Door to Mr. Ballard's Residence,) BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Lyttelton and Cliristchurch, that he is prepared to commence business in the above line. Also, Ann Ashby intends following the DressmakingBusiness in all its brandies, and hopes by strict, attention to all orders, to merit a share of their patronage. R. H. GARDENER, FRENCH POLISHER AND UPHOLSTERER. OLD Furniture Cleaned, Repaired, and Polished. Mattrasses and Palliasses made on the shortest notice. Section No. ii, Lyttelton. Me. CROMPTON | BEGS TO ANNOUNCE that during his temporary absence, business will be carried on as usual under the superintendence of Mr. Raywouth, to whom all accounts are requested to be paid, and all bills forwarded. Agent at Christclmrch, Mr. Thackeb, to , ■whom freights must be paid on delivery of i Goods. i Sumuer, March 23rd. 1851. I JOHN T. PARKINSON HAYING b.een requested to publish his Scale of Commission Charges on Cattle &c, at Gollan's Bay, respectfully submits the following _to the notice of the public :— Consignment under 200/., 5 per cent. Do above 200 Z. ' ) „ On the whole cargo of Cattle ] 2 * per cent% A moderate charge for the use of Stockyards and Depasturing of cattle. Charges for landing only on Stock landed, and not consigned for .Sale, STABLIHB, Ac. MANY parties from the Plains, and also from the Port, having complained of the want of Stabling, &c, Mr. Lake begs to inform the public that he has erected Stables on No. 98 Section, immediately at the foot of the Bridlepath, where horses will be taken in by the day. Left at the " Lyttelton Times" Office, A SMALL Brown Paper Parcel, containXX jijo- a pair of Youth's Corduroy Trousers, on Saturday last. Any person describing the same, may have them on applying at the office of the " IJyttelton Times," and paying the expence of advertising.