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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 436, 7 January 1857, Page 12

THE Undei'signed are cash purchasers of Wool, Hides, Skins and Oil, or will advance upon consignments of the same to their friends in London, Liverpool, or the Australian Colonies. WAITT, HAEGEEAVES & Co. Norwich Quay, 26th Dec, 1856. THE Undersigned is a purchaser of Wool. P. B. BOULTON. Christchurch, 29th Dec. 1856. NOTICE. SUBSCRIBERS to the " Lyttelton Times," who have not paid in advance, will he furnished at the close of the year with their accounts for subscriptions considered due on the 31st of December, and calculated at the credit rates ; viz., for a year, £1 17s. 6d.; halfyear, £1; quarter, 10s. Subscribers wishing to pay in advance for the ensuing year are reminded that early payment is necessary; or the period elapsed after the expiring of the previous subscription will be charged for at the increased rates. It is requested that Subscriptions renewable in the middle of a quarter may be adjusted at the next payment, so as to fall due either at the beginning or end of the succeeding quarter, or, if possible, at the conclusion of the year. Customers are reminded that all accounts for Advertising and Printing are furnished monthly, and are payable at this Office; to Mr. Mo\mtfort, Columbo-street, Christchurch; or to Mr. Black, Kaiapoi. A prompb settlement of small accounts, due from Advertisers at a distance, is particularly requested, to save the trouble of collection. TO BE LET ON LEASE, THE well known " Bricks Wharf" situated in the Town of Christchurch, and especially adapted, from its depth of water and position, for the loading and discharging of small craft. The Provincial Government having recently voted a sum of money in aid of Steam Communication, the above presents a splendid opportunity for parties desirous of embarking in the finest field of enterprise now open in the province, by the introduction of a steamer (which might be built in Sydney for the purpose) on the River Avon, to run from the Bricks Wharf to Lyttelton, thus securing the greater part of the carrying trade, and settling at once the long discussed question of the Sumner Road. For further particulars, apply to J. LONGDEN. MISS ANDREWS, assisted by her Sister, purposes opening a School for young Ladies in Canterbury-street, Lyttelton. The duties of the School will commence on the 26th of January, 1857. Terms on application. A quarter's payment in advance. JUST RECEIVED. A LAEGE Assortment of BOOTS and J\. SHOES consisting of— Ladies' Cashmere, Prunella, and goloshed boots and shoes of all descriptions. Also, Women's and girls' home made leather boots. Children's ditto. B.GAHAGAN. Boot and Shoe Maker. Oxford-street, Lyttelton. WANTED, ~~ A Respectable female Servant ; not under 20 years of age would be preferred. Wages Liberal. Apply to Mrs A. J. ALPOET. Lyttelton, Dec. 30th, 1856. JUST IMPORTED. "TTIOLONCELLOS and Violins, Cont certinas, English and German, Ladies' Gold Watches, Watch Keys, Wedding-rings and Keepers, Mathematical Instruments, Parallel Rulers. J. Me CARDELL.