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Lyttelton Times, Volume V, Issue 313, 31 October 1855, Page 1

NOTICE. A FTER the Ist of November, Coal will -£*- be 30s. per ton at the pit, and can only be had for cash. .>_»- Knight &c Wright. ANY Person having any claims upon me, either for Debt or Jewellery, are requfSted to send for the immediate discharge thereof ; and all debts due to me are requested to be paid forthwith. (Signed) W. J. Frost. Lyttelton, Oct. 26th. . NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to George Hanmee are requested to pay tbeir respective accounts to Mr. Thomson, Accountant, Armagh street, forthwith, to prevent further proceedings _ Ex Brig " Spray." y . THE Undersigned has just received .ex Spray, (in addition to his extensive stock), the undermentioned Saddlery Goods, — Shaft and leading harness Plough do. Coat straps Spurs, best German silver and plated Spur rollers, martingales Breaking tackle complete Hunting brevet plates Stock whips Saddle rugs, valises, &c. William Hutchinson, Canterbury street, Lyttelton. Ex "Cashmere," &c. WHEAT Mills, with seives and riddles „ Shee^jh^aj^ scythes. anfL^m_«ids,.sickles Grindstoiies^Turkey stones, wedges Iron boilers, 20 to 100 gallons Oval "boilers,-kettles, iron pots Frying pans, saucepans, slew pans Sad-irons, candle moulds, axes Anchors, cables, chains, traces Dray wheels, axles, arms, and box^s Wheelbarrows, shovels, spades, forks Bar and rod iron, anvils Horse shoe and other nails, brads Weighing machines (5 cwt.) and weights Counter do., (7 to 28 lbs.) do. Pit, cross-cut, and hand-saws and files Iron bedsteads, mattrasses, and pillows Washing machines, patent mangles Spirit and ale measures White lead, umber, oil, and turps Felt, shot, percussion caps A large assortment of Cutlery, Ironmongery, and Plated Goods. S. GtJNDRY. Agent to the Wellington Spectator. Canterbury street, Lyttelton, Oct. 2Pth, 1855. on~~sale, |~IOOKHAM BOOTS and SHOES. A v^ large assortment of the above well-known goods, on sale at Gould & Miles, Christchurch. Society for Promoting Christian KnowledgeON the arrival of the Lord Bishop of New Zealand, which is expected early in the month of November, it is proposed to hold a Meeting of persons desirous of becoming members of a Canterbury Branch of the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge. A supply of books and tracts, bibles, prayerbooks, Sec, has just been received from the parent Society, and a depot is established at Mr. Thompson's in Cashel Street. Steps have been tifken to obtain a farther supply. Intendiinr subscribers are requested to send in their names to Mr. P. Thompson, Cashel street, Christchurch, or to the Rev. B. W. Dudley, Lyttelton. Oct. Mathias, Commissary to the Bishop of New Zealand. Christchurch, Oct. Ist., 1855.