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Lyttelton Times, Volume VII, Issue 478, 3 June 1857, Page 9

VICTORIA COFFEE-HOUSE & READING- ;. : ;:: •:■/:'- : ROOM, ■ / S ■ " • - v ' • BY E. ' MILLS, •■- :'■ iiTo. 4/London Street^,, Lyttelton. LI S T 0 F PR ICE S:— Clip' of Coffee ... . 3d. D 0..,. Tea., ............ • 3d. Plate of Bread and Butter i 3d. Do.': Toast ... .... ,4d. Two Muttori Chops . . .. <sd. ' Rump Steak ... . . 9d. 'jEggs (each) .... ... . . 4d.. Open from Seven o'Clock in the Morning till Nine o'Clock in the Evening (Sundays. excepted. :•■ .:•....=• . NOTICE. ■ ■ ■■■: • JAMES RULE, in returning- thankf? for the liberal patrotfa<re; and uniform support which he ha* received, for the las?t pi^ years, from the public of Lyttelton, begs to inf timate thathe has disposed of his business to MR. JOHN CATON, and respectfully .solicit* on his behalf a continuance of those favours Which have hitherto been so kindly accorded to himself. , , , -,•••-,. . • Norwich Quay, .Lyttelton, May 5., :~f"OHN CATONhAsVhe honor'to inform *) 'the inhabitants of Lyttelton and its vicinity, that h<> hn* taken the business lately carried .on by Mr. Rule, on Norwich Quay, ; and trusts that'by liberal conduct, and a strict atten^ tidii to business, to merit a portion of the patronage hitherto bestowed by the public . upon his predecessor. „ 7 ■' Shipping supplied upon,reasonable terms. ■ N.8.-^Johri;- Caton intends ; rendering his accounts weekly, monthly/and quarterly. t . ■Norwich Quay, - • c ; Lyttelton, May sth, 1857. FREEHOLD LAND FOR SALE, Near the rapidly improving town of .r ; s -'[/:]}'"' ;"■'■.KAt^ppii' ;;■' ...-,••'" * A FIFTY ACRE Section, most adyantajOL sreously situated on. the. south bank of the Waimakirari, haying about twenty chains of .. deep river frontage at which : vessels can load and unload at any time of the tide,; the whole is fenced and between ,20, and 30 acres brokenup and cropped, with house, out-houses, .piggeries, <fee. * ' , ■ The above is well worthy the notice of the capitalist as business-premises, or the man .of retirement, as froni its situation on the river' it is capable of-being made, one; of the most private and picturesque spots in the colony. .■■-/ For ''particulars; apply! to Mr. S. P. Smith, Sheerwater Farm,'near "Jackson's Ferry, Kaiapoi. ■'; ■■•■•': '•■<-■.' ■■■■, Public Notice./ " . TIMBER; CUTTING. .■ LICENSES. ;j WHEREAS it has been represented to thy' Commissioner' of 'the Waste Lands Board thatparties are unlawfully cutting timber on Banks' Peninsula, Talbot and Harewood forests, and other parts of the province,, NOTICE is he-bebt- -givek, that- any person found;. cutting timber -. on apy of the Waste lands of the Crown, without" a license 'previously obtained • from. this , Board, will be proceeded against in pursuance of the Regulations now m' force within this province. _' By order of the Waste Lands Board, WILLIAM GUISE BRITTAN, Chief Commissioner. Land Office, Christchiirch, -; . 6th November, 1856=.. „■; ' (■ ' • ■ • ■ ■ ■ . ■ ■ ■ _ ! _ i . , t- \ Pll 0 TO.GEI PHY . .-,. J:F. MoCARDKLL is prepared to-take • Portraits. ■ '.'"*/ i Specimens may be seen at his Store m Oxiord Street. " ■■■ : ' ' ' ••-' Lyttelton, May 8, 1857. r ™'to be let, , . ■ IN .(lie Heathcote VaSiey, , Thirty-nva Acres of L-and, securely fenced,., .. - For Terms and Piivtiralaw apply to MESSES.' COOKSON, BOWLER & CO., .. :,.,. ; ..-..• ••••■ . Lytteltoa