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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 605, 21 August 1858, Page 2

MR. W. D. BARNARD, AUCTIONEER, VALUER AND GENERAL AGENT, Cashel Street, Christohurch. PUBLIC NOTICE. rpHE undersigned begs respectfully to JL inform Merchants, Farmers, and others, that having commenced business in 'Ch'ristchurch as an auctioneer,"he is prepared, on and after this date, to transact any business •connected with the above profession ; and,, from a thorough knowledge of the value of every ■description of merchandise, *i strict attention to ■ Trasiness arid pi-ompt payments, trusts he will ■ receive a liberal share of public patronage. ' . W. B. BARNARD. Cashel Street, Christchurch;, July 1, 1858.' .FERRY ROAD & CHRISTCHURCH : : QUAY. DESIRABLE wharf frontage, and plots of building land to be let ! or sold. Apply-to MR. WM. THOMSON, Aiic- ; : tioneer, Christchurch. j , CHELTENHAM HOUSE,; 1,K.A.1 A P O I. • T) HAMLET begs to inform his' friends JlL# and the public generally, that his t.'Souse is now ready; and parties wishing for accommodation will have.every care and atten- . tion to make them comfortable. ' Room for a few young men as boarders. N.B. Good'Shibling. : FOR SALE, _ .A . 20-acre section at Rangiora, fronting-J-jL on the Harewood road, and close to ■ the Lion Hotel, and the junction of direct Ran- • -giora road. Apply to MR. J. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. July 15,1858. UNIVERSAL HOTEL, • LYTTELTON. ri^.HE undersigned beg-s to return bis !_■ sincere thanks to liis minieroxis'friends and the public generally, for the liberal support he has received while in business, and begs .. to announce that his IS NOW OPEN, and will afford the best possible accommodation to all guests who may favour him with, their i- patronage. / Families from the country and elsewhere can ■•-be accommodated vyith private apartments; and ' the undersigned hopes by strict attention and moderate charges to merit a continuance of :support. .. " - W, HEAPHY. $3T GOOD STABLIXG. TO BE LET, "WITH .IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. "in AM COTTAGE, the residence of Mr. V^ Sidey, of Kaiapoi, and also the 14 - Ac-res"ofLaitd adjoining, on which there is a arood deal of timber and a well stocked garden, &c. ■.".■■ ■ '".■■.■.■:•■' Apply to Mr. Black, Ivaiapoi; A. J. Alpovt, Esq., Lyttelton.; or Mr. Duncan, solicitor, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. EGBERT WARNER begs to return his thanks for the liberal support , he has;received during his residence in Lyttel--ton, and to inform inhabitants of his removal to Tuani Street, Christchurch, the early part of Jiext week. All orders transmitted by post will -■fee punctually attended to and delivered in Port, -carnage paid: June 4th, 1858. TO LET FOR A TERM OF YEARS WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, BRUCE'S HOTEL, AEAIIOA. 'THE harbor is well known to be the finest •A- in New Zealand; and is the favourite refiovt of a large number of whale ships for wood and watev. The Town of Akaroa being snnmmded by large forests, is the centre of a large and increasing timber trade. The situation of the town, arfd the beautiful scenery of the harbor, must always render Akaroa the favorite retreat and watering placs of the Canterbury province. The above hotel is well calculated for the accommodation of a large number of visitors. 'There is a bonded store belonging to the premises, close to the beach, also the use of live acres of bush at the back. There is also a splendid stream of water run- . ning close by the door, the only convenient place for watering ships in the harbor. : The most satisfactory reasons given for the present occupier retiring. - Rent moderate and terms easy. Enquire oh the premises. - ■■■ July 9,1858. ; ; SHEEP FOR SALE.' j ; ■£). ; & 4: toothed ewes, deliverable in the n rTiß>l lbpurhood of Glii'istchurch. in FEBRUARY and MARCH NEXT. J. LONGDEN.