To Merchants, Sheep Fann^TT^ mHE Undersigned are prepared to! J- Orders for Sheep Hor£ B ,Sfe^ Van Dieman's Land, or f or i,,v p ' ir°m Colonial Produce. y Bnt wli or London Street, Bth August, 1851. EESON a"d THE Undersigned request that accounts dn. to them up to the 30th of June C c be settled forthwith, they having handedH business to Mr. Jan.es Eule, who to receive the same. "«"zea R- & G- Bhodes. ALL Persons having any Demands araiim the Estate of the late Thomas Glover S deceased, are requested forthwith to fovw'-, l their claims to Mr. J. Porter, solicitor, Christ church ; or to Mr. Willodghby, P ort T v " telton. "* TO LAHD-PURCiuSERsT^ WANTED to PURCHASE, the K Rht of Emigration Orders. i Apply at the office of this paper. i LAND TO LEL "J CjEVERAL Town Sections at Christ^church. Also Eural Land in small or large portions, on the new road between Christ- i church and the Ferry. j For particulars apply to Mr. E. B. Bisnor I Somerfield Farm, River Heathcote. ' | GHRISTGHURCiT "~ I rpo BE LET ON HIRE, a strong use- ! -*- ful broad-wheeled Cam. Apply to C. W. Bishop, Market-Place, Christchurch. TO BE LET, ~ IOIRONTAGE in London Street, Section -*- 27, suitable either for Shop or DwelliugHouse. Apply to Mr. B. W. Mountfoet, London Street. TO LET, IN the Towns of Lyttelton and Christchurch, also at the Ferry, several small Plots of Land for building purposes. Apply to P. Campbell. Lyttelton, July 24. TO LET, IN LYTTELTON, IN Small Lots, for Offices, &c.; the best site in the town for professional purposes. Apply to Longden & Le Cben. LAND TO LET, LYTTELTON, SECTION No. 239, adjoining the residence of C. E. Dampier, Esq. Has excellent frontage on the bay, with ample accommodation for boat building, and repairing small crafts. The upper part of the Section fronts to the Roadway, and would prove an excellent site for a Store and Tavern, to supply the wants of this rapidly increasing neighbourhood. For further particulars apply to A. J. Alpobt. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, July 25, 1851. J. DILLOWAY, GUH AMD JOBBIHO SMITH, Near the Land Office, Christchurch. N.B. Barrels browned and Stocks varnished. Bread and Biscuit Baker, &c. WA. HURLEY, Bread and Biscuit • Baker, respectfully begs to inform|the Public of Lyttelton, that be has every accw modation for carrying on Pußtic JJaki»■ » the Emigration Barracks, and shortly im commencing the Bread, Biscuit, ana ' -- c business, and having had considerable e\per in those branches, hopes by strict atten" o orders, to merit general patronage and H v Dinners strictly attended to. 1 arties. supplied with yea"st at the above place.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 32, 16 August 1851, Page 4
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