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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 553, 20 February 1858, Page 7

THOMAS ft. MOORE, M.D., 1 AND ACCOUCHEUR, I OXFORD TEBnACB iEAST, j C H RI S T CHURCH. ! f;J -WAB1) AND^Wm^AM, ~~j CAItPENTERS AND BUILDERS, • ..NEAE: THE FAPANUI BBIDGE, ; i CHKISTCHtTECH; ' j ROBERT WATSON, | .■,__,.. -From London, TAILOR, BREECHES, & TROWSERS | MAKER. ijEX* THE *OWN HiA.1,1,,' BUMNEB BOAD, j CHBISTCHUBCH. ! ... .. .; j. rule, . COMMISSION AGENT, Sep., &c., j LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH. ; ■■•"■■ LV^-E. m:NA^THAN'^ „; ; ! GENERAL CLOTHINGS AND DRAPERY 'STORES, i Cashel Street, and Oxford Terrace, Christchurch. N.B.—-Orders executed with despatch, goods delivered in Lyttelton or Kaiapoi free of charge. NOTICE. : W. SANSOM; TAILOR & DRAPER, FROM PECKHAM, LONDON, ; BEGS :to inform. ' the; .^habitants of '? Kaiapdiand itsneig'hbonrliood, that the has;commenced business in the/above branch, and having had 18 years practical experience in i London, he trusts, by strict attention to busi-| -ness,-to merit a share in their patronage. Next; to Captain Beswiek's. ...'.:: . I WATCH AND CLOC^K-MAKER, AND DENTIST, FROM LONDON. •TV- & M^P?W ta¥^ th^• libei^ ri JL/« of acquaint ing the inhabitants o£ this; colony, that He continues to do business at Litchfield Cottage, Litchfield _ Street, immedi-: Lately behind the White Hart, Christchurch. ; " NOTICE. MRS. .TWININa begs, to announce that^-Kaying'"taken the house; and premises lately itt ■ the occupation of M£ Wil-; „ son,, and. also- of ,the house, lately occupied by Mr.- Sewell, she is rio^v .prepared to accommodate several families or" single gentlemen with* fur-j nished;apartments, and^with' board if required, N.B.f^Stabiing attached. ' ; "London street, October 6th, 1857. I TRAVEIiLERS' REST. I , t jHEAD OF AkAROA HARBOUR. ; THE; uhdefsig'ried begsj leave to inform the; J public that he has.takeri'the above house, j "iWnWe\*''trav i eUers'^'aad;'Jrrom/AkAroa L will find good.'accommodation at moderate charges ; and "trusts^ by keeping the best quality of Ales,; Wines, .and. Spirits, that he may merit the patronage of the public. JAMES WILLIAMS. ! . Akaroa," Jan. 22nd, 1858=

ME. A. E- HOMER SHAM, ; WOOLSTAPLER, , ; THE ISLAND, ,KAUPOT,,| BEGS to inform the Wool-growers of! Canterbury that he sorts wool for the "EnglislTand other "markets'; and he" feels conn- j dent that the experience he yhas had for the last: twenty; years iir this branch of-business would "prove r advantageous to parties desirous of bring "^heir " brands" into notice in these markets. ; AKAROA, i THE BRIGHTON OF CANTERBURY. to the beautiful Town and V / Harbour of Akaroa are respectfully informed by the undersigned, that, having entered upon and made considerable additions and improvements to Bruce's Hotel, he is enabled to. offer them good accommodation, combining tne quietness of a private residence with the convenience of an Hotel at moderate charges. ,<_ . . ■. •. ' Wines, Alesi Spirits and Liquors of the best brands. It is intended shortly to erect several Bathing Machines. There will also- be constant communication : with'Akaroa, seaward, by > the Local Steamers; and overland by means of the roads now in course of- formation. „.-■■ , . . S. GIBBS. Jan. Ist, 1858. ] CHELTEKHA,M HOUSE, R HAMLET'begs to inform his friends • and the public generally, that his; House is now ready; and parties.wishing for accommodation will have every care and attention to mako them comfortable. Room for a few young men as boarders. N.B. Good Stabling.