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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 6 December 1851, Page 8

OATS! OATS!! OATSNi (\f\ BUSHELS of a very Nice Sample \jyJ for Sale, by R. Beamish. FLOUR! FLOURI! FLOURIH 3r\ TONS,ex "Gazelle," direct from Launcestou, aud on sale by Patekson and Co. Corner of Canterbury and London Streets. BRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKSIN ORDERS taken for any Quantity, at G. Gould's General Store, Christchurch. RICCARTON BRICK KILN. A NY Quantity of Well-burnt BRICKS ■"- for Sale at the above Kiln, price 50s. per thousand, cash. Apply to Mr. Phillips, or Mr, H. Richards, Christehurch, EMPTY BEEF TIERCES, PORK CASKS, and BUTTER KEGS for Sale. Apply to C. W. Bishop, Market-place, Christchureh. CHRISTMAS. ■ ' TDAMILIES a' this Joyous Season of the -*- Year should lay in a little stock -of Merrymaking Comforts. Fine old Port Wine, Superior Gold Sherry, Old Tom Gin, Pale Brandy, Whiskey, and Rum, Oan be had by the dozen bottles, or two gallons, at the Store of G. W. Bishop, Market-place, Christehurch. TIMBER. TN any quantity at the new Provision -1- Store of the undersigned, near the Land Office, Christehurch. • S. Gtbbs, Fancy Bread and Biscuit Baker. Decembers, 1851. WANTED TO CHARTER, A VESSEL of from 25 to 30 tons, to -£*- make two or three trips to Timaru. Apply to ft. & G. Rhodes, or to A. J, Alpokt. GOLD HASSOCKS, FOOT-STOOLS, and CHAIR CUSHIONS IN Variety, Mattrasses 10s. each, at R. H. Gardener's, No. 43 Section, LYTTELTON. ' To Merchants, Sheep Farmers, &c. fTVHE Undersigned are prepared to receive .J- orders for Sheep, Horses, and Cattle, from Van Dieman's Land, or for any British or Colonial Produce. Patebson and Co. London Street, Lyttelton, Nbv, 13. JOHN & JAMES LINGARD X>EG to inform the Inhabitants of Lyttel--A-* ton and its vicinity, that they continue to execute all work entrusted to them in their business as WELL-SINKERS and QUARRYMEN, in the best style and on the most reasonable terms. All orders left at Mr. Pratt's, Storekeeper, Canterbury Street, will be promptly attended to. N.B. Cob and Pise Houses built in the most substantial manner. £2. REWARD. ~ A REWARD OF TWO POUNDS is offered to any person who may give information to Mr. Chapman, of Christehurch, regarding a Chestnut Filly, landed from the " Derwent," from Port Philip about four months ago, branded G M near shoulder, both hind fetlocks white, star on the forehead, and stands 15 hands, light chestnut. CHRISTCHUaCH QUAY. JW. WHELPDALE begs to return • thanks to the inhabitants of Christehurch, and its vicinity, for the kind patronage he has hitherto received, and to announce that his Store is now open for the reception of goods. The public may rely on having their goods, &c. carefully looked after, by honouring J.W.W. with their patronage. Christchurch Quay, Nov. 20th, 1851.