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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 238, 10 February 1855, Page 2

Ex "Flash," A FEW Tons of very Superior FLOUR. Robert Waitt. Lyttelton, 30th January, 1855. ON SALE, BRICKS, of superior quality. For particulars apply to Gould &- Miles, Christcliurch. Quality Guaranteed. " Royal Stuart," THE Undermentioned Goods have just been landed from the above vessel, viz.:— Marsala, in qr. casks and cases Porter's excellent bottled Ale and Stout Colman's starch Milo pipes Mahogany and fancy chairs Leather, kip, basil, calf and sole Saddlery Crockery, plain and ornamental Paperhangings, Carpeting and Floorcloth Scarlet and White Blankets Beady made Coats and Trousers Haberdashery, regatta Shirts, &c. Woollen and linen Drapery Hosiery, Millinery, and Baby Linen. Corde's patent nails. A. Emv. White & Co. tj-tteltoa, Jan, 29, 1855. FIVE POUNDS REWARD OTRAYED in August, 1853, a White Cow, with red spots on neck, branded K and F near rump, supposed to have two calves with her, one about IS months old. Any one delivering the said cow to Mr. Field, Christchurch, shall receiro £o if with two calves as above, £3 if with only one, or £2 if without. EMIGRATION. Filby and Co's and Joseph. Stayner's Line. rfIHE Undersigned has just completed -■- arrangements with the above firms for carrying out a well-digested scheme of Emigration from England to this Settlement. Parlies desirous of sending for their relatives and friends, by communicating with the undersigned can be furnished with every information upon the subject. A. J. Amort. Lyttelton, Dec. 7, 1854. TO INNKEEPERS AND OTHERS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT with immediate possession, if required, that plot of LAND part of Town Section No. 4, situate in and fronting upon Norwich Quay, Lyttelton, presenting a frontage thereto of 27 feet, and extending backwards 165 fept, together with the Messuage or Dwelling House and Buildings'thereon, well known as " The Steadfast Coffee and Dining Rooms," with the Yard, Statle, and Outbuildings thereto, belonging and now in the possession of Mr. William Packard, the owner thereof. Also, all the Household Furniture and effects in and upon the premises, if such be required by the purchaser. The above premises are very advantageously situate for business, and worthy the attention of any person desirous of enteiing into business . with ii small capital, presenting at the same time an eligible opportunity for investment, as the owner is retiring fiom business. The stable is airy and commodious, and capable of accommodating six horses, and has a hay loft over. The above property is held for the residue of a term of 21 years from the 25th of December, 1851, and subject only to a small chief or ground jent of £27 per annum, payable quarterly. The house has been recently painted and papered, and is already furnished with all things requisite for carrying on the business with advantage and prolit. . If rt<\\v.Yi'.i\. part of the purchase money may remain on buuiriiy o f the premises. Furiiio- funiculars may he had by applying to My. J'.ujkai!]), ihe owner, or on application at th« oilier; of Mr. Wokmald, Solicitor, London Stn.-a, f.yttcKon. Lyttelton, Jau. <j, ]H55.