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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 165, 4 March 1854, Page 12

NOTICE. GEORGE WHITLEY begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has purchased the unexpired term of the Lease of those extensive premises known as " The Lyttelton Arms," but being unable to obtain a License for the sale of Spiritous Liquors until the next annual licensing day, he purposes, in the mean time, opening the same as a Boarding House, and trusts by strict attention and moderate charges to merit their support. NOTICE. SO many persons have come to my Bush under pretence of business, with the real purpose of crimping my labourers, that I am under the necessity of warning all strangers coming here that they will be treated as trespassers, if they do not communicate to me the obiect of their visit. W. T. Harvey. Hoon Hay, Feb. 13, 1554. NOTICE. New Livery and Bait Stables, at Christchurch. MESSRS. AMBROSE ANCELL and W. JANAWAY beg to inform their numerous friends, and the public generally, that they have left the Golden Fleece Stables, and taken that well-known and excellent range of Stabling at the White Hart Inn, where it is their intention to carry on Livery, Commission, and Bait Stables. The very best description of Forage will be kept on hand, and the most careful attendance and strict attention will be paid to the comfort of Horses placed under their charge. Horses to let on hire. Horses bought and sold on Commission. Colts broken in and trained either to saddle or harness. A substantial Stockyard on the premises either for Cattle or Horses. N.B- Hay and Corn always on hand for sale. NOTICE. To the Inhabitants of Christchurch and its Neighbourhood. "WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, Red Boot, Canterbury Street. Lyttelton, respectfully intimates to the inhabitants of Christchurch, that it is his intention to open on Monday, March sixth a branch of his business on those premises lately occupied by Mr. Gihhs, as a General Store, &c, near the Land-office, which will at all times be well supplied with English and Colonial manufactured boots, shoes, leather, grindery, &c, of the very best quality, and at the lowest prices. To Capitalists and Others. WANTED, in a mercantile establishment of three years' standing in this Settlement, doing an extensive business, and with facilities for increasing the same—a partner, with a capital and English manufacturing connections. A gentleman of business habits would be preferred. Apply at the office of this paper Dec 29, 1853. To Purchasers of Stock. The undersigned being about to return to Nelson overland, is prepared to enter into arrangements to deliver Sheep or Cattle in this Settlement before the approaching winter Parties desirous of communicating with the undersigned are requested to do so as early as possible, as his stay here is limited. H. Meyer, At the Golden Fleece Hotel. To Stockholders and others. A PARTY of some experience in, and who understands the value of all kinds of Stock, is desirous of taking charge of Sheep, Horses, or Cattle, from Nelson or Otago to Canterbury, or to any other district in the Province or to any Station outside of the Canterbury Block, by a per centage on the value, or at so muchn per head, as may be agreed upon Apply to Mr. John M. Fraser London-st, Lyttelton, or to Mr. W. Stewart, Royal Hotel, Christchurch