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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 642, 31 December 1858, Page 1

LOST, betweenPariarra and Timaru, oil the 22nd December, 1857, a CHEQCJE on the Union Bank of Australia, drawn by Mr. McDonald, Orari, in favour of James Watson. The cheque is stopped at the Bank. Any person finding tlie above, will be rewarded for tkeir trouble. 30 SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, a blue and white bullock, nearside horn broken; came from Cordy's Run. Information to be given to ilr. Tisch, River Styx, or Papanui Store., "YYTANTED,—A Steady Aeti^ LAD. W Apply to Peter Cameron, Eobin Hood Tavern, Lyttelton. WANTED, A MAN COOK, apply at the Northern Hotel, Kaiapoi.' Nov. 11, 1858. -.■■'.;;■ EMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY a steady industrious middle-aged Man of business, who understands Bookkeeping, and is willing to make himself generally useful in any capacity.—Address, 0. P. Q., Post Office, Kaiapoi. "TXTANTED immediately, for Timaru, VY a HOUSE SERVANT. Apply at the Office of this paper. WANTED A FEMALE SERVANT. Apply to MRS. HARGREAVES, London Street. WANTED, A S SHEPHERD, a Married Man, to ■■£jl. live at an out-station. Apply to j. LONGDEN, "~" ChrisTChUTch: GOOD COOK WANTED. Apply to MRS. WYLDE, Kaiapoi-. EX CHIEFTAIN. A ND on Sale by the Undersigned* 15 crates earthenware • Consisting of plates and dishes, toilet sets and chambers, breakfast cups and saucers, jugs and mugs, <fre.i &c. Ironmongery, &c.: Boilers, fountains, saucepans and kettles, arms and boxes (for drays), pickaxes and adzes, table and pocket cutlery, block tin round and oval baking dishes, tea and coffee pots, bowls, milk pans, basons and pannikins-, brass pillar candlesticks, plated forks and table spoons, tea pots and candlesticks. Carpenters' tools of very superior workmanship; 3 cases broom and brushware. 3 cases stationery: Note, letter'and foolscap paper, envelopes, pocket and memorandum books., ledgers, day and cash books, journals and letter books, copy and school books (assorted), pens and'iuk, wrapping paper, &c. 500 pieces music, manuscript music books and paper, work boxes and writing desks. Also, — A large assortment of dolls, toys, and fancy " goods, suited for presents. GEORGE TAYLER. London-street, tjyttelton. TO EE SOLD, AYALUAB LE FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, on the south bank of the River Heathcote. The freehold part consists of section 4J-, and the leasehold is a. portion of an adjoining section, held for a term of 21 years, 18 of which are unexpived. The two constitute the Grangfi Farm, of 75 acres, in the occupation of Mr. Earle. The house is well sheltered by the bill-, and the garden is stocked with fruit trees of all kinds, and of the most choice varieties. The above is a very desirable property either for occupation or investment, being midway •between Christchurch find Lyttelton, and in the direct lino of the intended railway. ■ Particulars may be obtained from Mr, EARLE on the promises. ' BOOKKEEPING. aE. BAKER, Accountant, Hare wood • Road, Pai anui. Balance Sheets Prepared. Renta and Debts Collected.