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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 34, 30 August 1851, Page 1

MR. GUNDRY, ©Demist anb Bruggtet, Gashel-stbeet, Christchtjech. J. DILLOWAY, GUN AND JOBBING SMITH, Near the Land Office, Chrislchurch. N.B. Barrels browned and Stocks varnished. Will be Published in a few days, <& %ztttx • ' TO' HIS EXCELLENCY SIR GrEORGE GREY, IN EEPLY to his attacks on the banterbury Association and Settlement. By Edward Jerningham Wakefield. TO LET, ; IN the Towns of LyttelW. and Christchurch, also at the-Ferry, several small Plots of Land for building purposes. Apply to. P. Campbell. Canterbury Exchange, Lyttelton, August 21. 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 ot this rapidly increasing neighbourhood. ....-_; For further particulars apply to A. J. Alport. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, July 25, 1851. LAND TO LET. ~ OEVERAL Town Sections at Christchurch. Also Rural Land in small or large portions, on the new road between Christchurch and the Ferry. For particulars apply to Mr. E. B. Bishop, Somerfield Farm, River Heathcote. GHRISTGHURGH. TO BE LET ON HIRE, a strong useful broad-wheeled Cart, Apply to C. W. Bishop, Market-Place, Christchurch. TO BE LET, T7IRONTAGE in London Street, Section -t? 27, suitable either for Shop or DwellingHouse. Apply to Mr. B. W. Motjntfort, London Street. BOOKS. fTIHE Undersigned is a Purchaser 'of J- BOOKS : by the best English and Foreign Authors. P. Campbell. Canterbury Exchange, Lyttelton, Aug. 21. Willoughby's Wharf and Warehouses, Adjoining the Jetty, Lyttelton. JWILLOUGHBY begs to inform the . • inhabitants of Lyttelton and Christchurch that he has excellent accommodation for the Warehousing of all descriptions of Goods, Shipping1, as well as an extensive Wharf and Convenience for Landing, at moderate charges^ To Gentlemen and Parties arriving at the Settlement, these Premises afford peculiar advan tages from their proximity to the Jetty, and the great facility and trifling expense with which Goods of all descriptions can be transhippe 1 for the Plains. N.B. The use of very Good and Safe Boat Ways may be had at moderate Charges.