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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 652, 5 February 1859, Page 5

i FOR TIMARU AND OTAW THE Clipper Brigantirie CORSAIR will sail as above on or about TUESDAY the Bth Instant/; ; : • "■"' For freight or passage, apply to = ; MILES, KINGTON, & CO.; .:■.'/ .'■■•. Norwich Quay. TH E 6-0.1 DEN S H DE, CANTERBURY STREET. BGAHAGAN invites the Public to in- • spect his last invoices of Goads, consisting of Ladies' arid Gents' Boots and Shoes, Children s do. in great variety; as they are of the best quality ,ever imported to this place.- - „ To *]J! c, tr^e also, a large invoice of Grindery and Lyttelton; Feb. 3,1859. • - ■ : NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Tl/TR. R. SWINBOURNE, Boot and Shoemaker' J^*- of Manchester-street, Christchurcli, has remoVed to ne\y and more convenient business j. remises, in High-street, a little eastward of the Town Hall. /•*■■ '■'•■• Christchurch, Feb. 1,1859. TO BE SOLD, : A HOUSE and ONE ACRE and A^HALF of ■£*- LAND on the Papanui-road, 3 miles from Christchurch. For particulars, apply at the Papanui Store;./ /.; / : .■.,;.■ : ■ ■'".. ' .. ONE POUND. REWARD, LOST: supposed to be from the Lyttelton Jetty, about the 7th Qctober, last, ':■ A Tea Chest, covered with a canvas bag, , containing a large plaid shawl, four, bonnets, a boy's suit, and sundry other articles. , ; Information to be given to. '.Bf r..Tayler,- Londonstreet, Lyttelton, or. Mr. .John Simpson, itaiapoi. MARKET HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT IS prepared .to . receive tenders by WED- . --NESDAY, the .•23rd- instant, for the erection of a Market House, at Christchurcb. Plans, specitications, arid conditions of contract may be seen at the Architect's offide, ChristcKurch, on and after Monday, Febl 14th, betweeh ;'the hours of 10 a.m.. and 4 p.m. , ' Tenders to be sent in to'the Provincial Secretary's, office, endorsed "Tender for Market House, Christchurch." . . ...■"'■ ' :->■ ", : ••'•,',:'; The Government does not bind itself to accept, the lowest or any tender. .' MOUNTFORT & LUCK, Architects.Christchurch, February 3, 1859. . '