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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 424, 26 November 1856, Page 9

FOR WELLINGTON, A REGULAR TRADER. /fv fTiHE clipper Schooner OfcwV -■- "CANTERBURY," /!vs^feßjt\\so ionii burthen, is hourly K-iJ^y'^flNMexpected, and will sail from f&j^y^^igfrt this port for Wellington three days after her arrival here. For Freight or Passage, apply to EDWARD GENET, Norwich Quay. j N. B. Goods taken from Lyttelton Jetty and landed at Swinbourno's Wharf, Wellington. £1 REWARD. LOST, between Christchurch and Papanui,on Thursday last, a double case Silver Geneva Watch, with black ribbon and gold key. Apply to GOULD & MILES. THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND. Just Published; price Is. A LETTER TO THE ELECTORS OF LYTTELTON, BY J. E. FITZ GERALD, Member for the Town of Lyttelton in the House of Representatives. TO be Sold at Mr. Mountfort's. and the office of the Standard, Christchurch ; Mr. M'Cardell, Lyttelton ; Mr. Lyon, Wellington ; Examiner office, Nelson ; the New Zcalandei- office, Auckland; the Witness office, Otago; and the Herald office, Taranaki. JUST RECEIVED. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Thermometers Gold pens Alma ditto Telescopes, compasses Letter scales and balances Letter and wafer stamps Japanned bellows Plated goods Cash and deed boxes Tape measures Pen-knives, scissors Cork-screws Razors, button hooks Nutcrackers, spice boxes Plated corks Lamps and cotton &c, &c, &c. J. M'CARDELL. ' Lyttelton, October 29, 1856. TO SHEEP FARMERS AND OTHERS. mHE UNDERSIGNED having estabJL lished themselves as General Merchants in Lyttelton, are prepared to offer great facilities to Sheep Farmers and others wishing to send their produce to Europe or Australia for sale, and are prepared to advance liberally on Wool, or other produce consigned to their friends Messrs. Redfern and Alexander, London, Messrs. Gilchrist, Watt, & C 0.,) or > Sydney. J. J. Peacock Esq., J The Brig Gratitude is expected shortly from Sydney, and will be on her arrival dismantled, and moored as a Wool receiving depot, so that Sheep Farmers consigning wool to their care will be saved the heavy charges for landing and Wharfage. Messrs. J. T. Peacock & Co. are prepared to undertake the transmission of Wool to England via Sydney, at moderate rates, by first-class ships. For further particulars apply to J. T. PEACOCK & CO, October 17, 1850- 10181-1 c FOR SALE, AT KAIAPOI, SEVERAL tons prime seed potatoes. Apply to Mr. G. W. Haul, or to 215 c Mr. Bx, c;c. Kuiiiuoi Stores.