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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 615, 29 September 1858, Page 5

JUSTRECEIVED (PER ZEALANDIA) AND ON SALE. BY THE UNDERSIGNED. ; 1/~\ Crates of Earthen and China-ware, \-S consisting-of China: breakfast, tea, desert, and toilet sets (white and gold), vases, toilet bottles, and pomatum pots Earthenware: dinner, soup, and cheese plates; meat, vegetable, and pie dishes; breakfast cups and saucers, toilet sets, jugs, mugs, and basons, preserve pans, bed and chair pans, &c. 5 hhds. glassware Cut and pressed tumblers, wine and champagne glasses, decanters, carafes and tumblers, mu^s, butters, sugars and creams, pickles, meat pots, cruets, liqueurs, plates and dishes, cut glass desert service, &c. 3 cases fancy and other stationery 1 case books . 1 case ivory and bone ware ; Consisting of chessmen, dominoes, and dice boxes, backgammon boards, cribbage boxes and boards, spelling games, table napkin rings, spoons (assorted), crochet case and boxes, &c. 1 case writing desks and work boxes 2 cases cutlery and plated ware 1 case vestas (in japanned boxes) 1 case concertinas and violins (with bows), 2 dozen music books 1 case rocking horses and toys 2 cases basket ware j Consisting of bassinets and baby baskets, plate, wheel, canoe, market, ladies' fancy and other baskets 1 case jewellery; Consisting of cameo and other brooches, rings, shirt studs, bracelets, watch guards and keys, necklaces, silver thimbles, gold and silver pencil cases, &c. 1 case brushes and combs 2 cases iron enamelled ware ; Consisting of cups and saucers, plates, dishes, milk and stew pans, jugs & mugs, &c. Also, —• TO ARRIVE PER CHIEFTAIN, 6 hhds. iron, tin, and brass goods, ;of every description .f, 20 kegs assorted nails 1 case cutlery 2 cases broom and brushware 10 crates earthenware GEORGE TAYLER, . London Street, Lyttelton. N.B. The trade supplied on reasonable terms MR. CUFF, TIMBER MERCHANT, ESTATE, HOUSE, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Temporary Office at MR. DORSETT'S, CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ]\/f"R. CUFF begs to inform his friends jJ_L and the public that he has commenced business in the above lines, •and trusts to be favored with their kind support. Rents and Accounts collected.. A HOUSE AND FIVE ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE, ON the Papanui Road, 3 miles from Christchurch. The House is 33 feet by 10 feet, and contains three rooms. Threequarters of an acre is laid out in garden ground and well stocked with fruit trees. . Good frontage to the Great North Road, and well supplied with water. Immediate possession may be had. Apply to Mr. CUFF, Estate, Land, and House Agent, at Mr. Dorsett's, Cashel Street. 1 TO THE SHEEP FARMERS OF THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY. > f^i ENTLEMEN,-The office of In- ' \JT speetor of Sheep having- become I vacant by the resignation of Sir William Con- ;" greve, I beg to solicit your suffrages at the • meeting about to be held for the purpose of ; recommending to his Honor the Superintendent • a fit and proper person to perform the duties of that office. Should you honor me with your choicej it will be my constant care to bring to the discharge of the duties of this important office unremitting attention, joined to the experience acquired during six years spent principally in pastoral pursuits in this province. I have the honor to be, gentlemen,. Your obedient servant, T. K. ADAMS. Christchurch, Sept. 20, 1858. A MEETING' of the Sheepfarmers of the Province of Canterbury will he , held at the Royal Hotel, Christchurch,. on '. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, i at 1 p.m. to take into consideration measures for preventing the further increase of the scab within the Pi-ovince; and also to consider. whether any alterations are required-in order to i increase the efficiency of the present Scab Ordi- . nance. JOHN STUDHOLME, GEORGE A. E. ROSS, G. W. HALL, R. CHAPMAN, R. L. HIGGINS. E. M. TEMPLAR, J. S. CAVE I! HILL. ALEXANDEU LEAN,. DAVID INNES, M. STUDHOLME, G. D. LOCKKART.