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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 74, 5 June 1852, Page 9 (Supplement)

RICHARD PACKER, No. 1, Cashel Street, Christchurch, "DEGS to inform the public that he has -*-* for Sale, on moderate terms— Teas, .Coffee, Chocolate, Sugars, Spices, Treacle, Fresh and Salt Butter, Cheese, Sago; Arrowroot, Oatmeal, Bice, Soap, Soday Starch, Blue, Pickles, Sauces, Salad Oil, Bottled Fruits, Tobacco and Pipes, Paper Hangings and Canvass, Oils, Turps, White Lead, -Putty, Whiting, Doors, Windows, Window Glass, Hardware, Ironmongery, Tin Goods, Earthenware, China, Glass, Drapery, Bonnets, Caps, Ribbons, &c, Shoes aud Boots, &c, &c. DRAPERY. ON SALE, a fresh lot of Dbapeky, Sec. just arrived. J. F. Swinbodrne, Market-place, Christchurch. R. H. GARDENER, UPHOLSTERER AND JOINER, Old Furniture Cleaned, Repaired, Stuffed, and Polished. N.B. Mattrasses from 10s. each. 43 Section, Lyttelton. M..A. JAGOE, BEGS to inform the Public, that he has removed from his former residence, London Street, to Mr. Bum's, No. 6, Esplanade, where lie continues to supply parties either Saddle, Pack, or Cart Horses, on the most reasonable terms. • TO PRINTERS. WANTED, One or Two Compositobs. Apply to John E. Thackjbr. Printing Oriice, Chester Street, Christchurch, May 20,1552. WANTED I ON security of Freehold Land and Buildings, sums from £50 to £ 100. Apply to Mr. Pbichard, Solicitor, Christchurch. WANTED, A MAN and his WIFE capable of taking charge of a Dairy. Apply to Mr. R. Davis, Canterbury Hotel, or Mr. James ErUXB, Norwich Quay. ~ WANTED, A SOBER, honest, and energetic Young MAN, who has a knowledge of Shopkeeping, to whom liberal wages will be given. Testimonials indispensable. James Swinbourne. Colonial Store. Lyttelton, May 28, 1852. ' ■ LOST OR ST. RAYED, ABOUT, 30. Maiden Ewes arjd 2 Rarris, marked with a tar spot on the shoulder, are supposed to have strayed from a flock in the vicinity of Mr. Bray's fence, and the Northern Road. Also, 1 Ram between Trig. Stations, No. 1 and No. 17, on the horse road to the Waimakariri Ferry'; marks, 821-8 on the off horn, and a tar spot on the shoulder. A reward of Five Shillings per head for the Ewes, and Two Pounds per head for the Rams, will be given to any one driving the above named sheep to .Mr.. Creyke's Paddock, in Christchurch, on application. to ■■; LONGKDEN& LE CREN.