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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 493, 25 July 1857, Page 7

THOMAS GEE, FANCY BREAD & BISCUIT BAKEIt, GENEKAL COKPECTIONEE And Ginger Beer Manufacturer, Canterbury St., Lyttelton. N.B. Public and Private-Parties supplied onModerate Terms. TAYLOR & POPPLEWEII, Oxford St., Lttteltoh, BUILDERS, UNDERTAKERS, &c. Doors, Sashes, Shop Fronts, &c, made to order. Funerals Furnished and Conducted.

J. RULE, VETERINARY SURGEON, &c, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. ROBERT WATSON, FEOM LONDON, TAILOR, BREECHES AND TROWSERS MAKE*, Sumner Road, Christchurch. R WATSON has just received a small • Stock of Scotch Elastic Tweeds and Woollen Cord for Riding Trousers; also, Blue Pilot Cloth of superior quality. WILLIAM PACKARD, STOCK COMMISSION, and GENERAL AGENT. Saddle Horses to let. Apply at the Mitre and Canterbury Hotels. Lyttelton, June 4th, 1857. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON SALE, A Large quantity of Plaster of Paris, sheet zinc, whiting, and plumber's materials. F. L. REES. High street, Christchurch, July, 1857. COMMERCIAL HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. A THIRD CALL of £l per share has this day been declared by the Building Committee. Shareholders are, therefore, rerespectfully requested promptly to pay their respective amounts to Mr. R. PACKER, who is duly authorised to receive the same. W. WILSON, T. HICHENS, Hon. Sees. July 6, 1857. ;

(Ex Heroes of Alma,) AND ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. ICase electro-plated forks, table knives (balance handles), carvers and forks, pocket, pen, and pruning knives. 1 hb.d. glassware, consisting of—custard cups and jelly glasses, pickle bottles (cut), tumblers and wine glasses. 1 hhd. plates, vegetable and meat dishes, green dessert plates, dishes &c, China cups and saucers. 1 case shepherd's plaid, small pattern prints, white, regatta, and lambswool shirts. 30 bases Oilmen's stores, well assorted. Also, TO ARRIVE PER COSSIPORE, ' 5 crates of earthenware, consisting of chamber sets (complete) breakfast cups and saucers, meat, soup, pie, and cheese plates, vegetable, meat, and pie dishes, assorted jugs and mugs, large bowls, pudding basins, &c. &c. &c. LEAKE & TAYLER. London St., Lyttelton.

FRUIT TREES, FOREST TREES, AND SEEDS. QAAA NAMED VARIETIES of fljUlili Fruit Trees, comprising— Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Figs, Quinces, and Vines. Also many thousands of large 3-years, Fruit-bearing Gooseberries and Currants Raspberries and Kean's Seedling Strawberries 4000 two-years-transplanted Walnuts 3000 three-years-transplanted Hollies 10,000 one, two, and three-years Lombardy and black Italian Poplars, from two to twelve feet high 5000 three-years Weeping and Pollard Willows Many thousands of English, Cape, Spanish and white Portugal Brooms, from one to ten feet in height. Also, Ossage Orange, Accacias, Lime Trees, Ash, Oak, Elms, Pineaster Firs, Laurustinus, St. John's Wort, Spyrea. Corymbosa, Deutzia Scabra, Scarlet and Yellow Flowering Currants, Lilacs, Leycesteria Foimosa, Arborvitaes, Evergreen Cypress 10 sorts Climbing and Dwarf Roses, &c, &c. Also, 10,000 strong, two-years Thorns, and many thousands of Sweet Briar, Gorse and Privet, for Hedges. A large supply of all sorts of new Vegetable Seeds and Garden Implements. W. WILSON-