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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 66, 10 April 1852, Page 3 (Supplement)

J. F. SMART, Carman, &c, comer of Madras Street and Sumner Road, at the entrance of Christehurch. /^U)ODS carted from the Quay at mode- " rate charges, and warehoused in Christchurch for a short time free of expense. Firewood supplied and Cartage done by contract, &c. Two Quarter-acre Town Sections of LAND in Christehurch to he sold. Apply as above. CHRIS FCHURCH MEWS Livery, Commission, and Bait Stables, Near the Golden Fleece Hotel. TACKSON and BENTLEY beg to " inform the public that they have now opened the above establishment, and they trust, to secure patronage by paying every attention to horses entrusted to their care, as well as by providing fodder of the best description. Horses carefully broken in, and trained. Horses bought and sold on Commission. A Stockyard for the accommodation of settlers driving cattle in or out. Horses to Let on Hire. GEORGE ALLEN "DEGS to inform the inhabitants of the -■-' Port and Christehurch that he has opened a MARKET GARDEN, for the supply of Vegetables, &c. of every description ; where may now be had Cabbage, Savoy, Brocoli, Borecole, and Cauliflower Plants of all descriptions, which he is prepared to sell at wholesale prices. Fire-wood and Piles for building purposes at all times on hand. Goods carefully rotnoved and carted on reasonable terms to any part of'tiie ria!«c. Ferry Road, near Christchun-h. WILLIAM KESSAL, SADDLER * HARNESS eIWAKER, CHRISTCHURCH MEWS. If.B. Eepairs Neatly Executed. HENRY FLAVEL, TAILOR, Papanui Road, near the Market-place, Christehurch. N.B. All orders punctually attended to, and neatly executed. Registry and General "Agency [OiSce. S GIBBS begs to inform the Public that • he has opened a Register at his New Store near the Land Office, Christehurch; for the undermentioned purposes, viz.: Sale or Purchase, Letting or Hiring Land or Houses. For Domestic or Farm Servants, Mechanics, Shepherds, Stockmen, or for the transacting any business constantly occurring in a new colony where employers and those seeking employment, are much scattered. A small fee required to cover expenses. White Hart Inn and Auction Mart, Comer of Cashel Street and Sumner Road, Christehurch. MB. HART begs to announce that • this Establishment is now open for the accommodation of the public; and hopes, by strict attention to the comfort of his guests, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage. Caversham House, Christehurch. JF. SMART begs to inform the Gentry • and inhabitants of Christehurch and Lyttelton that he has opened a Private Boarding House at the corner of Madras Street and Sumner Road, at the entrance of Christehurch, for the accommodation of Gentlemen and their families visiting the Plains, where he trusts by strict attention to their comfort, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage and support. GOOD STABLES ON THE PREMISES. Christehurch, Feb. 20, 1852. MR. HENRY GREEN, Brother of the Rev. G. R. Green, Fellow of Eton, having been engaged in England by the Nobility and Gentry during the last twenty-two years as Private Tutor, would be happy to attend Families in Lyttelton and Christehurch, and the neighbourhood, in the same capacity, by lesson or otherwise. Apply to Henri Green, Papanvii, or at the , office of this paper.