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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 166, 11 March 1854, Page 6

To Capitalists and Others. WANTED, in a mercantile establishment of tbree years'standing in this Settlement, doing- an extensive business, and with facilities for" increasing the same —a partner, with a capital ami English manufacturing connections. A gentleman of business habits would be preferred. Apply at the oflice of this paper. Dee. 29, 1853. WANTED, T7IMPLOYMENT, as Governess, in a J-i Family where there are young children, for a young lady whose education has fitted her for the discharge of the duties of such a situation, and who is remarkably fond of teaching. Letters to be adlbessed to 0., at the office of this paper, WANTEID, A GOOD plain Cook. Also, a smart Boy, as Waiter. Apply at the Golden Fleece. PAUA SHELLS. THE undersigned is a buyer of the above. Robert Waitt. Lyttelton, 10th March, 1554. Post-Office. Christehm-eh. MR. C. W. BISHOP wishes thus publicly to return his thanks to those numerous gentlemen and friends who signed his memorial: the result of which being that the Hon. FT. W. Petre, Post-master General, has done him the honour to appoint him SubPostmasier of Christchurch, bearing date from the Ist inst. Market-Placß, Christehurch, March 2, 1854. Notice to Debtors. ALL DEBTS due to the Undersigned above the amount of Twenty Pounds will immediately be placed in the Supreme Court, and all below Twenty in the Magistrate's Gowvtj after which on an early day, a sale by Public Auction will take place of the above debts, of which due notice will he given. A list will also be published, stating the name of each debtor, the amount of each debt, and the chances of payment: those persons'wishing to avoid the above exposure, can do so by paying their respective amounts to J. C. Pobtejb, Esq., or to the undersigned. S. Gibbs. GEORGE WHITLEY begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has purchased the unexpired terra of the Lease of those extensive premises known as " The Lyttelton Arms," but being uuable 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. rpHE UNDERSIGNED has just received -*- a supply of Goods from the best French Houses in Sydney. They are of so superior a description that she can venture confidently to solicit thepatronage of the ladies of the Province. Business done for the present at Isabel Locl°-e" River Heathcote. " ' Black Silk Mantillas, Coloured worsted Braids, Fancy Flowers, French, White Blond, Lawn Handkerchiefs, Men's Lisle thread gloves French Prints,.French Muslins, Barnses, Superior French Cotille -Stays, Gentlemen's black Ducape handkerchiefs,' While Jaconet Fine hair cord Muslin, White gross Silk Bonnet Ribbons', Gauze do., Sash do., Parasols' frilled Chemizettes, White Frille, Blac'.' ■ Bobbin nets, Tuscan Bonnets, Fancy do Fancy Tuscan do., Printed Delaines, Silk A\paca Robes, Fine spotted Muslins, Or^ende Robes, Hiiif mourning Dresses, French worked Mushn Mantillas,- White and coloured kid O loves, Purse Twist, French worked Habit shirts, Children's Holland Dresses, braided Swiss Book Muslin, Children's Stays, Infants'' Pinafores, do. Bauds, do. Shirts, ih,e Ladies' shoes and hoots, Children's do., White satin and kid shoes, Girls' Leghorn and Rice straw bonnets, Jj,.ys straw Hats, Men's Leghorn do. ■ Jane Skillicobn.