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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 184, 15 July 1854, Page 10

Ex "Eagle." MEN'S and Beys' Watertight and Laceup Boots Children's cloth do. 1 case Tinware, consisting of—milk dishes strainers, cans, basins, pannikins, nutiW graters, oil lamps, &c. b Bellows Rennets, direct from England Cheese Cloths Flannels, coburgs, Orleans, and woollen plaid for dresses l ' Damask, Table Cloths Prints, Gloves, Shirts and Shirting Grey and white Calico Children's Frocks Red and blue Shirts Babies' Hoods and Boots Silk Neck Ties Pocket Handkerchiefs Side and small-tooth combs Boot and Stay Laces Trimmings, braids, hooks and eyf>s, buttons And the usual supply of drapery goods E. Salt, London-street. TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. STOREKEEPERS, Settlers, and others U can be supplied with Goods, wholesale or retail, at the Colonial Store. James Swinbouunb. CHRiSTCHURCH LAPSES' SCHOOL. Oxford Terrace West. npHIS Establishment is now open for the -■- reception of Pupils. Prospectuses may be obtained on application to lYlrs. Charles Thompson, as above. WESLEY AN CHAPEL, LYTTELTON. TT being the intention of the Wesleyans -■- resident in this place to build a Chapel, in which to assemble to worship the Almighty according to the forms laid down by their founder, the Rev. John Wesley, subscriptions will be received by Henry John Le Chen, Esq., Treasurer. TWO POUNDS REWARD, LOST or Strayed, two Heifers from the Mount Pleasant Run ; one is a red poley, and the other a red short horn, branded P. D. on the rump. Whoever will give such information as will lead to their recovery shall receive the above reward. THE ENTIRE HORSE "SHAMROCK" WILL Stand for the Season at Kaiapoi. Particulars will appear in a future advertisement. Chables Sidey. Kaiapoi Haugh, July 12th. To Stand this Season. AT the Koyal Hotel Christchurch, the thorough bred horse "LEADING ARTICLE" by Sir Charles, out of Brunette. " Leading1 Article" is a handsome dark brown horse, free from white, now rising six years old with an excellent constitution. Leading Article was foaled at Nelson, where he won the Leger in 1852, beating Mr. Timlin's Gipsey Queen, and on the following day, the Ladies' purse, beating Mr. Godfrey's horse Silvertail, and Mr. Newcome's mare Vesta; Leading Article carrying 131bs over weight: distance one mile 366 yards, run in 2m. 21s. Leading Article was trained for the Nelson races in 1853, and was the favorite for the victualler's purse, 3 miles, against Mr. Redwoods celebrated horse Glaucus, and Mr. Newcomes horse Joe Miller, but broke down in the race through an injury he had sustained m «>J fetlock; notwithstanding, running a gou« second with Glaucus. Terms, £5 55., a mare. Leading Article will be limited to 30 mares. Parties wishing to put mares to him, win P' < to make early applications as be wm exceed the above stated number ot mares. J. Fbith. Royal Hotel, Christchflrch.