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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 509, 19 September 1857, Page 8

I 'CANTERBURY BOARDING HOUSE. I ■ TCOOK begs respectfully to announce to • his friends and the public of Canterbury, that he has taken the premises lately occupied by J. E. Fitz Gerald, Esq., and has opened the same, where he hopes to meet with that support which it will be his endeavour to merit. Soup, Lunch and Meals at all hours. N.B.—An ordinary every day at 1 o'clock; Saturday at 2 o'clock. | GOOD BEDS. I HENRY JONES BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Kaiapoi arid the surrounding country, that he has opened a general store on his premises by the new bridge, and hopes by strict attention and moderate prices to secure a share of public patronage. HENRY JONES Has on sale the following goodsTea, coffee, sugars assorted Flour, oatmeal and rice Currants, raisins, dried apples Jams, bottled fruit, pickles Soap, Liverpool and Sydney, starch Candles mould and sperm, matches Salt coarse and fine, pepper, mustard Sago, arrowroot, split peas, vinegar Tobacco, cigars, pipes, washing soda Salad oil, candle wick, blue stone Sardines, salt pork, cheese Blue serge shirts, moleskin trousers Strong watertight boots, felt hats Boy's trousers, shirts, hats and caps Children's strong leather boots and shoes - Ladies' and children's kid top and cloth do. Boots all sizes, oil table covers j . A general assortment of ironmongery I Camp ovens, iron pots, saucepans Nails from 1 to 6 inch, floor and fine brads Locks, hinges, screws, sheet zinc Paint all colours, patent driers Boiled oil, turps E^S Putty, window glass cut to all sizes Doors, windows, &c., made to order Funerals furnished. MRS. JONES, MILLINER and dress-maker, has on sale, linen, linen drapery, haberdashery, and niillinery of every description, baby linen, white robes, &c, straw, tuscan, and leghorn bonnets and hats all sizes N.B.—Ladies' department separate; straw and tuscan bonnets made, cleaned, and altered, to the newest fashion, mantles made to order. STATION STORES. WOOL-PACKS, 10 lbs. each Sewing twine Sheepwash tobacco Sulphur Arsenic Soda Raddle Sheep shears Spirits of tar, turpentine Stockholm tar and pitch Sheep dipping material CoiTosive sublimate Soft soap Iron tanks ROBERT WAITT & CO. Lyttelton, September Ist, 1857. TO ARRIVE PER COSSIPORE, SOLENT, AND CORNUBIA. "I /"| CASKS and 150 cases Sir Robert _I_\_/ Burnett & Co's celebrated gin 50 hhds. and 20 barrels Salt's Burton Ale ' 6 bales well assorted papers 100 cases geneva 50 cases Duckworth's gin 100 casks Friend's bottled ale 120 casks Marzetti's do. 77 casks do. cider - &c. &c. Ac. ROBERT WAITT & CO. Lyttelton, September Ist, 1857. EX DART, SPRAY, &c. A r\f\ BAGS assorted sugars • 7JD\_/Vy Assorted teas Rice, Oilman's stores A large assortment of slop clothing, from Silver and Cos. : Assorted drapery i Rutherford and Drary's superior port and sherry in qr.-casks Assorted ropes and canvass. ROBERT WAITT & CO. Norwich Quay, Lyttelfcon, September Ist, 1857. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. \VT PACKARD, Stock Commission Vyf • Agent, has taken the " Mitre" Stables, and hopes his friends and the gentlemen of Canterbury at large will support him in his undertaking. There i 3 every accommodation a horse can require. Horses taken in by the week at Livery, and saddle horses to let on hire as usual. Lyttelton, August 27th, 1857. CANTERBURY FOUNDRY. JOHN ANDERSON begs to inform his friends and the public generally, that his foundry is now open, and that he "is fully prepared to execute all orders in iron and brass work. , May 26th, 1857.