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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 103, 25 December 1852, Page 12

but it is" much to be-regreUed/tha^^dbcuinent of so iiVtich weight anUhistbricai^Hnportance should have lost a portion of 'its*efTecCfdr. want of a commentary which cbiild>-have been soeasiy supplied. I trust*ihy ffi fends* in' Australia will cot he sorry to-hear;that Phave been returned to serve in the next Parliament for the.borough of Kidderminster, and«beg-them to believe that in England as in Australia, in-the House of .Com--monsasdn'the Legislative' Council, I will never omit an/opportunity of-advocating their interests, or-*asser(iHg their right's."— Empire. ' ' "&\ REWARD. ''~r~GjTRAYED, from; follies Bush, .or Mount *? Pleasant, a' dark red' three : yearling Heifer, cross-bred "Ayreshire, branded kon the.off. rump, fL ml* vKs .%> vill'd in calf at the time of straying. Whoever will deliver the same to Mis. Fowles, Lyttelton, omo Mr. Parkinson's Stockyard, Gpllan's Bay, will receive the above reward. Any person detaining the above after this notice ,■ . will be prosecuted. .. ■ ; Lost, Stolen, or Strayed. . - ' "*'•'; %S REWAR Di 'tITHEREi'S'Two. 3-year-bld Heifebs, V »;, colours Reel andVW.jiite, have gone a,sJr3y._for some time, branded-with^the Bow and Arrow brand, as well'as with .-.the, following one of,the owner's© ; any--person giving. information of their whereabouts; to Mr.'Han\mer, Papanui Road," Christchurch, shall receive the above reward. -...,. Any person retaining them after this notice will he prosecuted' ■ ■ „'-.*-.. ■ 'WILLIAM .HUTCHINSON,. /• \ 33ootfcShoc.j-£la&tr, CANTERBURY STREET, (Late of London. Street, Lyttelton ,,) ' "OEG3 to. apprise the Inhabitants of the ■£? Port, the Plains, and the .neighbouring Bays, that he has removed .to those. Premises formerly in the occupation of Mr?tf.H. Tribe, ras-arStorej-where lie will always, have'on hand * Stpclc of Boots and Shoes of all descriptions, which be will sell at .very low prices for cash, ' *ior""wlnqb^^ .. .■: W: H. takes^ the opportunity of offering'his ajneere thanks for the liberal patronage that lias on him since his commencement iv business in this Settlement, and pledges himself to use the following means to retain it, the best of materials, punctuality, good and steady ■workmen, and low prices. Persons residing in the Interior, can have their orders.attended to, with punctuality. EDWARD GENET, -TN. returning thanks for the support he -"r; ;4ias met with since opening, begs most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Lvttelton, Christchurch, and their vicinities, tbarfie is Not going to the Diggings,.. BUT, . WILL COSTIXCK TO SELL AT HIS PROVISION STORES, Goods of first-rate quality, at prices- that cannot fail to give satisfaction.- / Orders punctually attended to, and delivered free of Charge. ~~T~~- A. HUNTER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, "OEGS to inform the Public that he is •4*** about leaving the Settlement: and parties calling, for their watches at the Robin Hood Tavern will receive them on payment of the cost for repairs. HAIR CUTTING. .. .- T D. WRIGGLESWORTH be%s rts " • announce to the inhabitants of Port L_}i telton and Christchurch that he has cotma^Hk business iv London-street, opposite Mi^^^^^l baker, and hopes by his skill and aUdl^l^l merit their support. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at their own ' residences if required. \ ACCbUNfHBOOKS AND STATIONERY," ' On Sale at tie "I*yttelton Times" Office, Account Books, various sizes, bound in sheep and vellum, Morocco and Russia Ledgers, Ditto, do. with locks, Cash and Memorandum Books, all sizes, and variously bound, Tracing Paper. Scribbling and Music Paper.