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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 565, 3 April 1858, Page 2

TO BUTCHERS. LAAT Stock of all descriptions on sale at -C all times, and delivered as required by butchers in Christchurch. One fortnight's notice only required. - - ' _ john ,t. parkinson. \ " ":' Cattle- for sale! "~~" MR. PARKINSON is instructed to dispose of a splendid herd of cattle now dapasturing on Mr. Har.nan's run the property of C. Bowon, Esq., comprising . so ._ very superior milch. ..cows, heifers and steers. For further particulars, apply- to - the above y in- Christchurch^- on TUESDAY*! THURSDAYS,'and SATURDAYS: " ' WANTED W^IpURCHASE. ~ FROM 3,000 to 4,000 ewe lambs, to be delivered south of the Waimakariri. Cash oh delivery. JOHN T. PARKINSON. - •■ ; ■■> VALUABLE, ~~ DRAUGHT MARES FOR SALE BY: PRIVATE CONTRACT.! MR. PARKINSON respectfully calls the attention, of purchasers to the most-superior lot of draught in ares ever exhibited in this market, and whichare now on sali at his paddock in Christchurch.: The above were selected by William Robinson; ilq., from the whole of Nelson, and have since been at constant work on the. Cheviot.HillsV They have foals by their sides by .the well known Clydesdale entire horse " Criffie," now belono-ing to E. C, Minchin, Esq., of Christchurch. P MR. PARKINSON will.be.in Christchurch to meet- purchasers oh TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Terms Liberal. FREEHOLD FOR SALE. \ LL that plot of land, corner of Tuam -_L and Madras Strfeet, close to; the Sumner Road, containing one acre of land laid out as garden, lawn, and planted with upwards of three hundred forest and fruit trees, together with the cottage (now/in the occupation of T. S. Duncan, Esq.) forming a most. .compact and desirable property. '' -'- v- <n Part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. Apply fb;.'J : MR. J. F. SMART. " Secure the shadow ere the' substance fades." Shakespeare. MR. JJLSBEE'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT 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 fromthe 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 longparted and at great distances; these, and the gratification of the family and social circle in the beautiful miniature representation of its own members, the almost 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. miniature's, LANDSCAPES, and 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- Apparstus of the finest and best manufacture supplied on liberal terms. . "..'. WATCH AND CLOCK-MAKER, AND DENTIST, FROM LONDON. D. C. ANDERSON takes the liberty , • of acquainting the inhabitants of this colony, that-he cbntihues to do business at Litchfield Cottage,: Litchfield Streets immediately behind the. White Hai-t, Chri^bhurch. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE^ CONTRACT. A Fifty-acre section, situated near KaiapoL The whole'is fenced, and forty acres of it cultivated... r•; There is a substantial house with other farm conveniences upon it.. Apply to >i;;'- ■G. MALLINSON, ' ; ■ Architect. TRAVELERS' REST. ' HEAD OF AKAROA HARBOUR. rpIIE undersigned begs leave to inform the -*- public that ho has taken tke'ftbove house, where travellers to and from Akaroa will find good accommodation at moderate charges; and trusts, by keeping the best quality of Ales, Wines, and Spirits, that he. may merit tho patronage of the public. JAMES WILLIAMS,