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

TVj-ESSRS. PATERSON & CO. beg to -1-"- inform the public, that their STOCK is being Disposed of under Cost Price, in consequence of their being about to relinquish business in this settlement. Parties will find this a first-rate opportunity for making purchases, the stock consisting of an assortment of Colonial produce, togetbel- with Punts, Entire Horses, &c. E. COXHEAD, Carpenter, Joiner, and Cabinet-Maker, "DEGS to inform the inhabitants of Christ- -*-* church and its vicinity, that he has commenced business in the above branches, and hopes by strict attention and moderate charges to merit public patronage. Between the Ferry Road and the Bricks. FLOUR MILL. TO AGRICULTURISTS. Gentlemen,- — HAVING purchased a site for a Corn Mill, I take the earliest opportunity of making it generally known. The uncertainty of a market for corn, arising from the want of a mill, has, I am led to believe, occasioned much apathy in the agricultural interest. The cause being now removed, I hope will give a stimulus to increased effort. I intend to build a Mill for next season equal to the working up of any quantity of corn likely to be grown in the Canterbury Settlement. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, D. In wood. To Agriculturists, and others. Cj AMPLES of Seed Wheat and Oats, from Nelson, well worthy the attention of ■A«v"«nlturists, may be inspected at the Stores A. J. Alport, Agent. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, March 18, 1852. KSATHCOTE WHARF. Conveyance of Goods to Christehurch. TH E Public are respectfully informed that the " KAKA " and " FLIRT," Captains Cain and George Day, will in future convey Goods to the above wharf, guaranteed to be landed, free from all risks, at the rate of One Pound per ton. From the well known capabilities of these Boats, and the characters of their respective Masters, the utmost regularity and despatch, together with punctuality of arrival at the wharf, may be fairly depended upon, by parties shipping by these vessels. Shippers may also depend upon every care being taken of their Goods, both while on board and at the Wharf, where a commodious and perfectly weathertight Warehouse has been erected, and where goods will lie perfectly safe and free from damage, in the custody of the Wharfinger who resides on the premises. Arrangements have been made for the cartage of goods from the wharf to their respective places of destination at a low rate. N.B. To prevent the great inconvenience which at present exists from goods arriving without the knowledge of their owners, parties (residing in and near Christchnrch) shipping by the above conveyance will be informed of their goods being at the Wharf within two hours of their arrival. Agents— ln Lyttelton, Longden &Le Cren. „ In Christehurch, J. F. Swinbourne. By whom orders will be punctually attended to, and any other information afforded. THE HEATHCOTE WHARF WILL be open for business on and after Ist March. George Fairfield, Wharfinger. Rates of Wharfage, &c, same as those charged by the Canterbury Association in Lyttelton. Conveyance Cart between Christehurch and the Ferry. WE. BERESFORD begs to inform • the Public that he has now commenced Running a Spring Conveyance Cart between the Ferry and Christehurch, for the accommodation of Goods, Passengers, &c. Hours of Departure :—Leaving the Royal Hotel, Christehurch, at half-past 8 a.m. and 3 p.m.; and from the Heathcote Arms at the Ferry, at 11 a.m. and 6p.m. Fare, Is. Od.