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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 592, 10 July 1858, Page 1

"WANTED, i | A Steady lad accustomed to a stably J. *| and to make himself generally •' I useful. Apply to ; 'A W. PACKARD. ' ;t Norwich Quay, July 6,1858. « I|S ' ..'' ;:■ WANTED, ■ '{ A female domestic servant for a 1 single"" I j gentleman^ an elderly person pre-"*s ferred. Apply to MBS. ROBERTA, Oxford-$ Street. '\^ Lyttelton, July 6,1858. , r -.! _, : : '# WANTED a female servant. Apply to • ifr ' MRS. PALMER, • v Union Bank, p<J Lyttelton. *§ | 10 SHILLINGS REWARD. H* STRAYED from the Upper Heathcotd fet hills, a Steer now 4 years old, white [H with brown spots on off neck, mitre brand & (similar to the bow and arrow) on off rump. \>J 'Whoever will give information as to its where- {jj. I abouts will-receive the above reward. • y ! - E. B. BISHOP, Upper Heathcote. £20 REWARD. $ STOLEN from the premises of the J ■,-. undersigned a nearly new Ransom is and May's plough. Any person giving such x . information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender willreceive the above reward. s CHARLES J. DUNNAGE, >'' Dunmoor. i 1 SALT WATER CREEK. J THE Ketch MIDLOTHIAN is ready a to receive Freight for the above place should sufficient inducement offer. ' •* Apply to the Master on board, or to :, ; ■ , • EDW. GENET. £ ", TO BE LET, "J WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ,j Y^IAM: COTTAGE, the residence of Mr. '> \j ; ' Sidey, of Kaiapoi, and also the 14 Acres of Land adjoining, on which there is a ; r good deal of timber and a well stocked garden, &c. [g Apply to Mr. Black, Kaiapoi; A. J. Al port, p Esq., Lyttelton ; or Mr. Duncan, solicitor, p Christchurch. ■- - ■ ' a . ,—. . % FOR SALE IN TQWN OF LYTTELTON. J SEVERAL small building plots. A J small deposit will be taken, and re- y mainder of purchase money to remain on mort- J gage for a term of seven years if required. £ For further particulars, apply to ! F. NOBLE CAMPBELL &-CO. 2 Lyttelton, June 22, 1858. ; PUBLIC NOTICE. £ THE Undersigned begs to thank the f inhabitants of Lyttelton for the very i liberal patronage he has received while in busi- < ness as a Butcher, at Norwich Quay.'Lyttelton, | and respectfully solicits a continunuce of the same on behalf of his successors, Messrs. Rowley % \ and Giggs. .'■■-• j \ JOHN HENRY CATON. ■ b Lyttelton, Ist July, 1858. j f MESSRS, ROWLEY1 & GIGGS be? j? to announce to the inhabitants (> ||' Lyttelton that they have purchased the alfi' j |< business of Mr. J* H. Caton, and trust to re&jve-- j ji that share of patronage which has been so lik- -| !i ally awarded to their predecessor, and to assure J j tliein that the very best of meat will be sivp- -" J plied as herett fore y and at as low a price as ] } possible. ROWLEY and GIGGS. ? N. B.—Shipping Supplied. f UNIVERSAL HOTEL,. j LYTTELTON. J rTIHE undersigned begs to return 3iis' | JL sincere thanks to his numerous friends* j and the public generally, for the liberal sup-I port he has received while in business, and begsvl to announce that his I NEW HOTEL IS NOW OPEN, _V and will afford the best possible accommodation' | to all guests who may favour him with their" •! patronage. ... \ Families from the country and-elsewhere'cSn? : be accommodated with private apartments; tindj : the undersigned hopes by strict-.attention ai\dH moderate charges to merit a continuance of, support. % HEAPHt, j^g° OOO© STABLIKG-.-Lyttelton, July 1.,