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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 618, 9 October 1858, Page 8

TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT OLD KAIAPOI FARM, THE well-known Clydesdale Horse, "FARMER'S FAVOURITE." Terms £4. ss. Groom. Mares taken in in enclosed paddocks, at 2s. 6d. per week. Old Kaiapoi, Sept. 30, 1858. THE ENTIRE ARAB HORSE "WANDERER," ; Will stand at the Royal Hotel Livery Stables, every SATURDAY", commencing on the 2nd of October, and at the Stables, at Cashmere, every day throughout the season. Charge, £5, and ss. the Groom. N.B. Mares sent to the Horse taken in to Grass, at the rate of ss. per week. All accounts to be settled on or before the Ist of February, 1559. For further particulars, apply to Mr. W. IRVINE, Cashmere. M. CRADOCK, /"I ARDENER and new ground workvX man, College Ground, Lyttelton, near Rev. B. W. Dudley's. Gardens laid out upon the most improved principle, and kept in order by the day, month, or year. Plans and estimates supplied. ON SALE. A FEW ILLUSTRATED SHEET A. ALMANACS FOR 1858. B. W. MOUNTFORT. Christchurch, April 20. DONATIONS of old linen will be thankfully received at the Hospital, Lyttelton, or, for the u=e of the Hospital, byMr. F. THOMPSON, Cashel St., ChrisV.hurch. ''I^HE Undersigned is a purchaser of wheat J- and oats, delivered at the Ferry. J. C. AIKMAN, Ferry Wharf. Feb. 12th, 1858. TO SHEEP FARMERS AND OTHERS. WOOL Drays discharging at the Ferry Wharf can load back with the Best English Coals, ex Glentanner, at reduced prices. J. C. AIKMAN. Ferry Wharf, Jan..1858. SAWN Timber, Firewood, and shells supplied on application to the tindersigned. EDWARD GENET, Norwich Quay. RAMS FOR SALE. EAMS of the celebrated three-legged brand, perfectly clean. Apply to MR. MOORE, Glenmark. FOR SALE. A most desirable Freehold Property at Sumner, comprising 100 ACRES of LAND, half of which are cultivated" and fenced, with House, Stockyards, and other improvements thereon. Also, the pre-emptive right over 500 Acres adjoining, consisting of hills, well grassed. The above was one of the first selected sections under the Canterbury Association, and from its long frontage to the Sumner road, and its other advantages, would be found a most valuable and increasing property either for occupation or investment. For aH further particulars apply to J. LONGDEN. HENRY INWOOD, IN returning thanks to the inhabitants of Christchurch and the neighborhood for the liberal patronage which he has received from them while in business, beg* to announce that he has DISPOSED of his BUTCHERING BUSINESS to Messrs. BROWN and CAMPBELL, and respectfully requests for his successors a continuance of the same favours that have been bestowed upon himself. MESSRS. BROWN & CAMPBELL T)EG to announce that they have takon J3 the above BUSINESS*, of Mr. 11. INWOOD, and. trust by strict attention to business <md liberal conduct, to merit a portion of the patronage accorded to their predecessor. Christchurch, August 20, 1858. NOTICE. THE Undersigned begs ro inform the Inhabitants of Kaiapoi and the surrounding districts that his Mill is now open to I grind for, the Public, at Is. per bushel, cash on j delivery. RICHARD WOODFORD, j Kaiapoi Mill. | PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS. MR. MOUNTFORT begs to announce that he is prepared to take portraits ! by the New Collodion Process. Specimens can be seen at Mr. Mountfort's, \ Colombo Street, Christchurch, near Messrs. Gould Se Miles.