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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 577, 15 May 1858, Page 2

I MR. C. H. MOFFITT & SON, SURGEON DENTISTS, BEG to inform the inhabitants of Lytiteltoii an&Cliristehurch, that, during their intended short stay, they will carry on all -the brunches of Dental Surgery as follows :— —iArfcificial teeth eupplied On ithe most improved principles, from a tooth to a complete set. Teeth effectually stopped with gold or composition. Teeth carefully scaled. ■-- -Teethextracted with little or no pain tp the patient. -.■■=" oKiChildreiesteethO/ carefully regulated during second dentition, entirely-prevente-irrcgularity oLgrowth. All the above operations performed with the latest improved'instruments. Hours of, attendance from 10 till 5. Canterbury Street, Lyttelton. May 11,1858. Notice. " fT\Hft undersigned,- haying taken the run ■ -L . lately, held by Mr/Salt, r begs tbgive notice that stocfcmay be depastured .jfchereon, on pajinent or the sum of one pound per head, 1 pe.r annum. - CHARLES BAKER. i Lyttelton, May 8,1858. • ' NOTICE. I THOMAS CLOUD, do hereby^eive 9' notice to any person or-persons harbouring my wife JANE CLOUD, after this date, that I will prosecute them according to the law. May 8,1858. CAUTION. riIHE public are cautioned not to receive JL a FIVE. POUND NOTE;, of the Union Bank of Australia, Lyttelton/ No. 17205, which was lost in Lyttelton, on SATURDAY last, by a poor Maori lad.. The-finder of the note will oblige- by .communicating .with the " Times" Office. Lyttelton, May 11,1858. NOTICE. I the undersigned, hereby .give; notice 9 that from and after this- date>l: will not be responsible for any debts which my wife may incur. .CHARLES RIDDLE. ' Lyttelton, May 8,1858. - NOTICE. ALL parties indebted to J. J.-Tutv - bull;- Storekeeper, late of Lyttelton, are requested to,pay their respective accounts to Mr. T. Bruce, of Lyttelton, who is authorised to receive the same, on or before the Ist day of June next, to prevent legal proceedings. J, J., TURNBXTLL. PUBLIC MEETING AT' a Preliminary Meeting held at the White Hart, on- the 27th- ult., for the purpose of discussing the- propriety of forming a Farmers', Club in this province, it was resolved to call a public meeting, to he held iD the Town Hall,, Christchurch, on SATURDAY, the 22nd, instant, at 3 o'clock, at which all, who are interested in the carrying out of such a scheme,' are -requested to attend. CHARLES J. BRIDGE, Sec. pro tern. May 3,1858. ONIONS!, ONIONS! I, ONIONS!!! 2 tons New Zealand-Onions for,sale at White's "Bee Hive," KAIAPOL FLOORCLOTH. Cl(~\f~\ yards floorcloth, 24, feet wide, &\J \J for sale at the « BeeHive " Store, KAIAPOI. OPENING OF THE BEE HIVE AT' KAIAPOI. MR. J. T. WHITE, has.just opened the above store with* a great variety of goods, consisting of {ironmongery,- holloware, cutlery, crockery, groceries.,, boots and shoes, oilmen's stores,&c., 'where he-hones, by strict attention to business arid fair prices, to secure a share of'the public patronage. FOR; SALE. 145 HEAD OF'CATTLE. "I .(~\/~\ Head of and,. Steers IUU ' 30 MilchiCows, and 15 Fat Bullocks. Got by1 «• Monarch,"ra half-brjdd short-horned Bull.' The whole of the above <to be disposed of in one lot, or in quantities tot suit,purchasers. ' For price and further particulars^ apply to ' Mr. A. Er'WHlTEj'Akaroa; or Mr. JAMES 1 WRIGHT, ' f Wakamore Station, ;' Banks' Peninsula. HORSE AND BULLOCK HARNESS. * - (Ex Roehampton.) SEVERAL complete Sets of Horse and Bullock Shaft and Leading Harness, *p*nt Collars,ft&fte. E ,^po ßT . CHristchurch, March 22nd, 1858.