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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 567, 10 April 1858, Page 6

FOR SALE, BUSH AT AKAROA. FRONTAGE ON THE SEA AT H fGil WATER M A.RK. MR. OLLrVTER has been instructed by a gentleman about leaving the colony to offer for sale by private contract, AH that splendid Jot of timber on oiie hundred acres of land, situated in Robinson's Bay, adjoining Mr. Pavitt's well-known saw-mill. The bush is stocked with large trees suited for sawing purposes, consisting-of black and- white., pine, manuka, totara, and several varietie.-« of hard wood.- There is a lonjr frontage on the sea at high water mark, and admirable conviences for shipping. The timber to be cleared in seven years, or a further term will be allowed on payment of a moderate rental. A portion of the purchase money to be paid j down. 20 per cent of the remainder at~ the end of the Ist year. 40 per cent of the remainder at the end of 2nd year; " 40 per cent of the remainder at the end of the 3rd-year;'bearing interest at the usual rate. The above offers a remunerative investment to a person of moderate capital, there being a constant demand for timber both in Lyttelton and Christchurch. For further particulars, apply at the Office, Cashel Street. CHRIST'S COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. TO BUILDERS. fT^HE Governing Body is prepared to receive JL tenders for the erection of a building "for the Somes' Scholarship Trust, consisting of a common room and scholars* rooms above. Plans etc., may be seen at our office in Christehurch, on TUESDAY, the 6th April, and tour following days^ from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. I Tenders to be sent addressed to us on Monday, the 12th April, by noon. Endorsed " Tender for Works at Christ's College." By order, MOUNTFORT & LUCK, Architects. Christchurch, March 29th, 1858. NOTICE. ~|ljT"R. J. COLLIER begs to announce to -L^JL the Public of Ljttelton that he has transferred his Baking business to Messrs. GIBBONS & CHAPMAN, and returns thanks to the public generally for the patronage he has received since commencing business, and hopes they will continue their support to his successors. Lyttelton, April 1,1858. CLEARING SALE. OF. DRAPERY, AT REDUCED PRICES. BEING desirous of enlarging my premises for the reception of furthersupplies of English and Scotch goods shortly respected, I shall offer for,sale: from this date until the middle of May next my present large stock of drapery, at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRICES, , for the purpose of -effecting an early clearance. MRS. WILLIAMS: j Market Square, Christchurch, April 1,..1858 i JAMES SCOTT BEGS respectfully: to inform the inhabitants of Canterbury, that he is ; prepared to make rick cloths, tarpaulins, &C..W reasonable terms. Oilers left at the office of the ' Canterbjzry Standard/ or at his residence, ■Oxford Street, Lyttelton, will be punctually attended to. SWEEP! SWEEP 1 SWEEP! rTEOR^E LOADER wishes to return XX thanks' to the'inhabitants of Ly ttelton _and its vicinity for the patronage he has received since commencing business, and .trust's by attention to orders .and moderate charges to a further.sbare of patronage. j G. L. hagrnow taken his brother into partnership, and orders will be received and attended to promptly by either. • Lyttelton, Feb. 17th, 1858. D. C. ANDERSON, i WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, FHOM LONDON, Liclifield Cottage, Christchurch, Near Mr. Recce, th'« Ironmongers. N.B.—Dental operations, and work done on the premises. MRS. S. JONESy " DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER, UEAE CHANEY's DAI BY, Winchester Street. LYTTELTON SAVINGS BANK. -jVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ■-L* from and after SATURDAY Next, the 11th instant, theofißce of this Bank will be held in the right-hand room in front of• the Lvttelton Town Hall. Office hours.for the receipt and-payment of deposits from .7 to 8 p.m., every Saturday F. E. WRIGHT, Accountant.