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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 441, 24 January 1857, Page 12

FOR FREIGHT OR .CHARTER, THE FOLLOWING VESSELS:Caledonia Gypsy .-- - Canterbury Rory O'More Emerald Sea Bird , . , . Fanny „ • Palimuus, Waterlily. ■■' ' • - ■ Freight to Ferry, 21s. per ton " to Quay," * 255. do. " to Kaiapoi-' 255." do. • N.B. . Freight and charges payahle on delivery of the goods.! :'.- ' .' '. John C. Aiksian, Agent. ROBERT WATSON, FROM. LONDON, T TAILOR*, BREECHES. AND TROWSERS '• -• "'""SlfB'E, ' Sumner Road, Christchurch. E. WATSON has just received a smal • ' Stock of Scotch Elastic Tweeds arid Woollen Cord for -Riding Trousers. January 12, 1857. . KATAPOI GENERAL STORES. THE Undersigned has on hand a large Assortment of IRONMONGERY, Nails, from 1 to 6 inch . Tinware, glass and crockery " ' Horse shoe nails and fine brads Flour, oatmeal,, rice and sago ! ■ Tea, coffee and sugars Soap, starch and.Blue _. -. 1 Pickles, sauces and hot-tied fruits'* Manilla and coir rope ' - Iron pails, buckets and brooms' Pitch, oakum and .tar Com" sacks, wool packs and twine Rum, whisky and gin Wines biscuits and cheese Paper; pens, and ink L Saddles, bridles and. stock whips, &c.,.<&c. "y ."'..' GEO. C. BLACK. -- " . HAY FORKS, &c. . , ASH handled hay forks". Scythes with handles and mountings i complete " ' ''.",' - ! Reaping and bagging hooks Scythe-stones and hay rakes Children's.toy spades - Hedge-knives; hoes and. rakes W.WILSON Christchurch. . UNION WHARF,.FERRY ROAD. ON SALE, 20,000 ft.' Timber, 1.000 Posts and rails, Totara boards, 9 inch to 2'feet broad • , - JONES & C!o TENDERS FOR FIREWOOD. TENDERS will be received at this Office until Noon, on Saturday, the 24th instant, for the supply of Eighteen Cords of' Firewood. • The wood must be Black Pine, and cut into lengths of two feet, and delivered and stacked, 8 cords at the Provincial Government Buildings, and 10 cords at the Land Office. Tenders will be taken for the supply of either .or both lots, and-must state the time within which the wood will be delivered. The Provincial Government will not be bound to accept the lowest- tender. By order of his Honor the Superintendent, JOSEPH _ BRITTAN, Provincial Secretary. DUNSTABLE HOUSE, ;, CASHEL-STREET. ~lT\ CLARKSON in returning thanks to ' m thu Public for the Patronage so I liberally conferred on the late firm for the last two years, and in soliciting a continuance of their support, begs to inform them that in future the business will be carried on by him, - and that he has. opened the above extensive promises with an entire new Stock of Drapery. ,- OhrLt^iUi-'jhj Jua, Ist, 13-37: