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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 360, 16 April 1856, Page 11

To Consigners of Cattle, H0r863, &c, "\\7~ PACKARD begs to inform agents ** • of Cattle vessels and those gentlemen who may be in the receipt of cargoes <<f horses and Cattle, that he has cade arrangements for receiving fresh landed stock in a paddock, well laid Aowri with the finest English grasses, ami situated close to the town, where there is every accommodation, a good stockyard being on the spot. A good opportunity is thus afforded for young and weak animals, which may have become sickly during the voyage. Lyttclton, Oct. 20. MESSRS. HART & SLEE "DEG to intimate to the public of Christ- -*-* church and its vicinity, that they have purchased Mr. Joyce's business, lately transferred to Mi*. Waterlow, and hope to merit a continuance of the patronage which has hitherto been extended to their predecessors. Messrs. H. & S. continue to carry on their business at Riccarton, in connection with their Christchurch business. Christchurch, 20th Feb. 1856, Kaiapoi Wool-Shed and Store. npHE above Store, conveniently situated -*- at the head of the navigation of the Korotueka (Cam), is now open for the reception of wool and other produce. COOKSON, BOWLER, & Co. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, Leather seller, &c, (Wholesale and Retail), Lyttellon, IN returning thanks for the liberal support given to his branch in Christcburcb, begs to intimate that he has transferred the said business to Mr. J. Moore, for whom he respectfully solicits a continuance of past favours. Parties indebted to the above Branch, are requested to pay their respective amounts to Mr. J. Mooee, who is duly authorised to receive the same. J. MOORE, Boot and Shoe Manufactuer, Oxford Terrace, Christclmrcb, respectfully nforms the inhabitants of Christchurch and its neighbourhood, that lie has taken the business lately carried on by Mr. Win. Hutohinson, and begs a continuance of tbe patronage bestowed on his Predecessor. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON jptre antj Ilt'fe insurance (Sompann. Established in 1836. Empowered by Act of Parliament. mHE AMOUNT OF CAPITAL Sub--A- sciur.KD exceeds £1,500,000. The Liability of the Proprietors is declared by the Company's Act of Parliament to be unlimited. BUSINESS. Insurance against Loss by Fire of Property of every description. Life Insurance in all its branches. Insurance of Leases for Years, by which the value of Property ?-o held is made equal to freehold. LIFE DEPAKTEESTT. Parties Insuring in the atune Department are allowed to reside in any part of New Zealand ov Australia (excepting the" Diggings.") ' PISE jDEPAETHSITT. Since its establishment in 183(>, the Company has paid, for Losses by Fire, the sum of f£'li\ 000. This fact is the best evidence of the service it has rendered tbe public, and the strongest utoiiikl on which t<> rest its claims to public favour. The premiums are moderate ; the settlenu-nt of chums liberal and prompt. PREMIUMS. On detafhi'd Oweilim: Houses ) £l per rent per and lVopi-rty tiiorvhi. .. j annum. On Warehouses luul Stores. . . "2 do. do. On Hotels aid '.iKking-iumses . 3 do. do_ Xo i-har^e u;v Volwx, iunvever small the amount of insi>.r:.!ii.-o. .. -J.^:^\for Sen- Zt-atiimi : COOKSON, KOWLKR. AND C>., Lynsrrox, WILLIAM KOWI.KU, SON, AND CO., \Vsulinc;t)N Who an; fully emp.uvored to issue Policies ami settle claims, on sutisfactory proof of iois and toappuint Agents in theothe: Sculeincni*