THOMAS .GEE^ "' FANCY BREAD- & BISCUIT BAKER, GENEEAL CONFECTIONER And Ginger Beer Manufacturer, Canterbury St., Lyttelton. N.B. Public and Private Parties supplied on Moderate Terms. B. GAIIAGAN, : BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. R. WARNER, TAILOR, Dublin Street, Lyttelton, Has just received Blue Pilot Cloth, of superior quality. JE AN BERLAND, Clock and Watch Mak«r and Jeweller, from Paris, HAS the honor to inform the settlers of Canterbury, that" he has temporarily established himself at Mr. Mutton's, Win-chester-street, where he is prepared to execute carefully all repairs of watches, time-pieces, and jewellery, at reasonable rates. ■ TF\AY Work, Plain Sewing &c. done by ■ / Mrs. Hughlings. Apply at Mrs. Wedge's, Durham Street or at Mr. Mountfoet's, Christchurch. ROBERT WATSON, - FEOII LONDON, TAILOR, BREECHES AND TROWSERS ■■■■.' MAX ER, ! -Stunner Road, Christchurch. E WATSON has just received a small • Stock of Scotch Elastic Tweeds and Woollen Cord for Riding Trousers; also. Blue Pilot Cloth of superior qualitj\ LYTTELTON AND PORT VICTORIA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. npHE Third Exhibition will take place mi JL Wednesday, the 11th of March, in- the Town Hall, at 2 p.m..- Competition is invited in all varieties of fruits, flowers and vegetables, for which prizes will be awarded as on previous occasions. • All specimens must be delivered before noon.. . At the termination of the season, prize .cups will be presented to the two best exhibitors, in. each of the above mentioned departments. .■■'■■• A. E. WHITE, >■■■■' Hon* Sec. Admission to subscribers free; to.--non-sub--scribei's, Is. each. ' ..-' i £5 REWARD. STRAYED from Mr. HIGGINS' Station, near Oxford, a Roan Mare, branded C S on the neck, off side, branded also on near side. . . ; Whoever' delivers the said Mare, together 'with her foal, to Mr. J PRITCHARD, at Mr. Treleaven's, Papanui, near Christchurch,. shall receive the above reward. 21st Jan., 1857; ; : ' : : .: =; £25 REWARD. rfIHE above reward will be paid,'to any -*- person who will give such information as will tend to convict the party who,maliciously CUT THE ROPES ';■ '■' ofth'e ; -^; ■'■ '' ' ; "■••;' SCHOONER LUCY rJAMES, supposed to have been done on the night of ■FE B 11 U AR V -' 1-7 th, Avhen lying at the FERRY WHAR F. The following boats were then lying there.. viz.:— Fanny, City of London. Emeeald. Apply'to " Mr. LE-CPvEN, Lyttelton, . Or to My. F. LECEEN,- Feny. Lytteltoii, 19th Feb.,1857. ,
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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 452, 4 March 1857, Page 11
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