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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 514, 7 October 1857, Page 6

NELSON GOLD FIELDS. THE Brigantine KATE KEARNEY, Dix. on, Master, 100 tons, will sail on TUES. DAY Next, the 6th instant, for WELLINGTON AND NELSON, offering a first rate opportunity to persons desirous of visiting the Gold Diggings. For freight or passage, apply to ROBT. WAITT & CO. Lyttelton, October 2nd, 1857. TENT FOR SALE. A nearly new Tent, about 10ft. square. by Benjamin Edgington, with Poles, i Cover, and Pegs complete. Apply to JOHN C. BOYS, Kaiapoi. I the Undersigned, JOHN PALMER, • do hereby give notice, that from this date, I do not hold myself responsible for any debts contracted in my name without my written authority. JOHN PALMER. London street, Lyttelton, September Ist, 1857. BUSH FOR SALE AT KAIAPOI. A FEW acres of the Ohoka bush, pay. ment for which will be taken in if desired. JAMES WYLDE, Ohoka, Kaiapoi.

FOR SALE, AN Unselected LAND ORDER.— Apply to Mr. WYLDE Kaiapoi. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that _Lv the following1 persons have been duly appointed as agents for the issue of Timber Cutting Licenses-for the respective districts to which their names are attached. "^ Okains* Bay, Bone's Arthur Bailey Tuson > Bay, and Little Aka--3 loa. John Pai-ker Akaroa. j Richard Fleming... Port Levy. Francis Knowles...Pigeon Bay. By order of the Waste Lands Board, WILLIAM GUISE BRITTAN, Chief Commissioner. Land Office, Christchurcb, August 4,1857. CHELTENHAM HOUSE, KAIAPOI. E HAMLET begs to inform his friends • and the public generally, that his House is now ready; and pai*ties wishing for accommodation will have every care and attention to make them comfortable. Room for a few young men as hoarders. N.B. Good Stabling. MR. GUINNESS IS Prepared to undertake the sale and purchase of Horses &c, on commission, and to solicit a share of the public patronage. Christchurch, Sept. 21st, 1857. WORKING BULLOCKS. WANTEDto purchase, apair ofgoodbroken in BULLOCKS. Apply to MR. GUINNESS. BLACK TEA. mHOMAS R. FISHER & CO. beg JL respectfully to invite the attention of the inhabitants of Canterbury to their superior black tea, which will be found to combine in a more than ordinary degree both strength and I flavour. High street, Christchurch, August 28th, 1857.

THOMAS E. FISHER & CO. HAVE ON SALE AT THEIE NEW STORE HIGH-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, SNOW-DROP. Crystals, and other sugars, treacle Fine Shanghae s congou J-chests, coffee Currants, raisins, dried apples,bottled fruitBarcelona nuts, Coward's, Wkybrow's, and other pickles Copeland and Bains's jams, jellies, Orange and lemon marmalade, salad oil anchovy paste Potted bloaters, maccaroni, Coleman's mustard Stivens & Co.'s sauces, vinegar, Glen- ■ field starch Sydney soap, thumb blue, whiting i Patna and Java rice, oatmeal, sago Split peas, pearl barley, flour Mixed spice, nutmegs, cassia, cloves, mace, Jamaica ginger Pimento, black pepper, wax vestas Manilla rope, spun yarn American gothic clocks, tubs, buckets, axes, axe handles, whisks, clothes-pegs Foster's spades, pointed and tread shovels Stable forks, sheepshears, cart whips, Bellows, candle moulds, lamp •wick .Dairy and other salt ,&c., <fee., &c