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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 553, 20 February 1858, Page 1

WOOL SHIP FOR ENGLAND DIRECT. | THE Undersigned will load with WOOL A FIRST CLASS CLIPPER SHIP FOE ENGLAND DIEECT, To sail from Lyttelton early in February. Part of the cargo has already been engaged. Every facility has been provided for weighing, marking, and pressing wool at Christchurch, Kaiapoi, and Lyttelton. The accommodation for passengers will be of the first description. For freight or passage apply to MILES, KINGTON & CO., Lyttelton. S______S__£_sJ SHIP WESTMINSTER. rnHEFineShipWestminster, 1,500 tons, Cap*:. J- Westgarth, will leave this port for Nelson, shortly. For freight or passage, apply to COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO., Agents. Lyttelton, Jan. 22nd, 1858, FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. HPHE A 1 clipper built _ brig MARY -L CLARKE. For freight or passage, apply to J. T. PEACOCK, & CO. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. mHE Brig MOUNTAIN MAID has first--L rate accommodation for passengers. Apply to J. T. PEACOCK, & CO, -TO SPORTS SIEX AND HORSE ; BREEDERS. LAMPLIGHTER. rpHIS Thoroughbred Horse will stand to -A- cover this season,' from the Ist of October to the Ist of January nest, at the Stables of the undersigned. Fee.- Five Guineas. CHARLES TURNER. Pedigree and further particulars in a future advertisement. j Christchurch, Sep. 17, 1857. ENGLISH COALS, EX GLENTANNER. ON Sale at the Ferry Wharf, and delivered in Christchui'ch. Apply to J. C. AIKMAN. " ' PORTRAITURE. "Secure the shadow ere the substance fades." Shakespeare. ME. ELSBEE'S PHOTOGEAPHIC POETEAIT ROOMS, London Street, (next door to the Albion Hotel), are now .ready for the reception of visitors. Likenesses in the first style of the Art, by the new. Collodion process, and beautifully coloured, taken daily from 9 a.m., to 5 p.m. ON PHOTOGRAPHY: The very marked attention which this almost magical Art has received from the public is an evidence of its great merit and beauty. It is a new and unequalled means of preserving the lineaments of those who are esteemed or loved; of retaining the perfect likeness of members of families, or friends who are separated, or about separating ; of conveying a faithful impression of the living countenance to and from friends long parted and at great distances ; these, and the gratification of the family and social circle in the beautiful miniature repre- | sentation of its own members, the almost i speaking portraits of friends, present or absent, ! with the melancholy satisfaction to relatives of retaining the perfect resemblance of the lost in death, —these are some of the many objects of deep and touching interest to which this most surprising and delightful Art is applied. MINIATURES, LANDSCAPES, fand subjects of every description accurately copied, and neatly set in Morocco Cases, Gold Lockets, Rings, or Breast-pins. A great variety of Beautiful STEREOSCOPES and MARINE GLASSES on Sale. The Art carefully taught, and Apparatus of the finest and best manufacture supplied on liberal terms.